Life Care Services LLC

I think the most important thing that sticks out about Clarendale are the activities. The staff really make an effort to involve all the memory care residents. This did not happen at the previous facility he was at. They literally let him sit in his bed all day. If he said he didn't want to do something, they just left him, including not showering him.

The facility is always clean and staff are friendly. They are always keeping me well informed. They are so caring. They had a birthday party for my father each year with live music, cake and ice cream.

If you have long-term care insurance, file the claim and let the insurance company work out the details. Mix up your visits. I always visit on Sundays, and try to throw in some random visits on other days. They occasionally have holiday celebrations. Like Mother's Day, Father's Day, Easter, etc. These are awesome, and such a help. I find taking my mother out to be so stressful. It's wonderful when I don't have to. The food and dining staff are wonderful. The staff is really helpful with things like getting my mother ready for weddings, and big family events. They somehow can convince her to bathe. I don't know how. They check on my mother often. I recently visited for three hours, and in that three hours they came to check on her four times. These people do God's work. I can't emphasize that enough. I want to hug them every time I see them.

Great staff, very helpful. Have experienced both assisted living and memory care here. They are very patient with my mom, and have been really good with helping her transition from AL to memory care. She’s having some struggles and the staff helps brainstorm with us family members to try to find the best solutions.

If you are looking for Independent or Assisted Living, Windsor stands above the others. Their team, restaurant style eating and menu, housekeeping, and care are excellent. Very open and wonderful natural lighting help to enlighten the experience of residents. Your loved one will be treated with dignity.

Felt welcoming from the first visit and has continued to be friendly after my parents moved into their villa. All of the staff seems to really care and ensure that you’re taken care of. The chef dropped off snacks on the day my parents moved in and introduced himself. Maintenance is timely and plenty of daily activities for the folks to enjoy

I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the Parkwood Independent Living community for the care and compassion shown to my parents ([name removed]and [name removed]) during their stay at Parkwood. While my father found it difficult to part with their house in Euless, he did find a community that made the transition to Parkwood pleasant. My mother found just exactly what she was looking for in friendships, food, and service. I highly recommend the Parkwood community to those looking for a retirement setting of comfort and companionship they can call home.

The staff are all really helpful and great. You haven't lived if you haven't played bingo with [name removed]. It was a great place for my father. I think they have a new chef now so the food is a little bit better, but it was very inconsistent previously.

Gabel Pines like most business has experienced difficulties in keeping its staff fully filled but has done a good job in providing good services. I think if fully staffed I think it would be excellent service.

The facility is beautiful and very inviting. Lots of common areas Food is exceptional and beyond what most places have. It's a focus of theirs. The leadership there is seasoned and top notch. Many people have ended up there after not liking other places. I've had two relatives there and spent a lot of time there.

My mother is physically healthier now then when she entered a year ago. The place is beautiful and brand new...we always see people cleaning. The staff are all very friendly and seem to truly care for my mom. The management staff are exceptional in their involvement and awareness of what is going on in the community. [name removed] the memory care director is AMAZING.

I would recommend South Port memory care.

The reason we gave the meals a 4 is because it is a smaller facility, their menu is not that big but the quality of food is above average. There are activities everyday but some days have more than others. When it comes to the value for cost I don't have much to compare it to. My mom did not want to move and was very bitter initially. She now openly admits how friendly the staff is and how she loves Foulk Living.

We are so glad that we moved my mom into independent living at the Roosevelt at Salt Creek. She had lived at a different senior facility for over 12 years which was continually finding ways to cut corners to the detriment of the residents. The staff at The Roosevelt is the exact opposite! They find additional things to do for my mom that are not even their job, to make life easier for her and to add to the family feeling of the community. The facility is beautiful, the food in the dining room is delicious and the activities are varied and enjoyable. My mom is getting physical therapy regularly and has started to see the medical group onsite as well as the podiatrist. Mom is thriving at The Roosevelt and we are so relieved that she is safe and happy.

My husband and I moved to Wyndemere two years ago. We debated between a townhome and apartment, but the apartment won us over. We wanted to be right in the mix and connect with other residents. It's been fantastic! To keep moving, I enjoy going to different exercise classes they offer. I also like have my morning cup of coffee in the lobby with some friends.

The staff is very friendly and the facilities are very clean. They have a lot to do for the residents including day trips off property as well as numerous activities on property every day!

My parents moved into The Delaney last year. It has been such a gift to have my parents close by and enthusiastic about their decision to make the move. The tasty food choices are plentiful. The plethora of activities keeps them social and active. The residents are so welcoming and ready to make friends. The staff truly cares about the residents. When my mom fell, physical therapy was available to get her back in shape. The environment is clean with lots of natural light. If I had to do it all over again, I would have them move to The Delaney again and again!

[name removed] is great. Mom is adjusting to her new situation and residence. Everyone is very nice, supportive, and responsive. She is getting great care from the techs, nurse, and PT. She has not been involved with the activities but she has done more as time goes on. Lots to offer. We are really happy she is safe and getting good care.

I cannot overstate how awful the food is. Worse, you MUST pay $[removed]/month for it. with no discount if you don't eat anything there. Those old people sit for an hour at mealtimes with out getting any service even water. Food is often unspeakable when it does come. Wine is often unavailable. Staff is untrained and scarce. Kitchen is a quarter the size it needs to be. They've been through 4 chefs. I wouldn't be surprised if there is eventual legal action and health ramifications for the residents. Cost is very high. Cheaper tiny 1 bedroom is $[removed]. They charge for things like adding light switches ($[removed]) or outlets that should have been there in the first place. They charge to paint a wall PLUS double charge for future repaint back to the awful baby poop brown when you move out. Any upgrades are double charged like that and returned to downgrade when you move out. So stupid. Parking extra $[removed] a month. Tiny storage cage extra $[removed]a month. They promised a driver but only have one who works 9 to 4 so no 8:00 or 3:30 doctor appointment. Promised happy hours but they have no bartender. When it is open they use untrained staff. Activities are wonderful but they only have a 13 passenger van so most people don't get to go. My Mom is sorry she moved there and is looking. We are SO disappointed. It looked so nice. Building, employees, and residents are all wonderful. Owners/company are the worst. And it is not necessary. If they cared, this wouldn't be the case. Problems are inexcusable because they are fixable. I would never recommend anyone go to ANY of their properties.

We have lived in Florida since 1986 and retired from our teaching careers in 2010. We had family living in Palm City and it became our second home . We discovered Sandhill Cove when my step father passed in [removed] and my Mother had some rehab there as well. That being said we knew where we were going to move after retirement. It was a no brainer! Sell your home, downsize your possessions, meet new people. When the pandemic hit we were first in line for our vaccinations, if wanted.. We have some health issues and how can you not want help at your finger tips. That's what [removed] is all about. There when needed! We continue to enjoy our independent living style and do what we can to keep it up. All the exercise classes, social activities etc keep ypu moving and engaged with the community. We have lived here for 7 years and being our last move. it was the Best Move!!!