Meridian Senior Living

Was on Intercoastal, and had a feel of a hotel. Very cramped and narrow setting had to use elevators to go anywhere. Good for independant living individuals. Felt inclosed and rooms were like small apartments with big closets. Noce beauy salon. A lot of assisting aids with residence, Who appeared nuts so active or happy.. said they had a memory department not available. Did not care for the site.

Price is all-inclusive in Memory care section, which is unique and much more affordable. However, scheduled meal times w/ assigned seating is something my mom doesn't like now. Also a limited menu. Not happy with the fact that all toiletries are locked up & resident must ask for them when needed. Building being renovated and will be much more modern-looking.

does not accept medicaid when her funds run out

The property was under a lot of construction so it was hard to get a real feel for it.

Dark unit. Very mixed from chair bound, confused, noisy at times to ambulatory more independent. Would not have worked for my mom at this stage of her dementia. No real outdoor area except the large deck

I found a place that seems to fit my needs better

This community is only about 3 years old so things are still new and in good shape very bright and cheerful. The community is very well cleaned and maintained in fact anytime I have needed the maintenance department to help me with something they have always been right there the response time is so quick. The staff overall is nice and friendly very helpful. My aunt is starting to socialize more with some of the residents. She has a private room with a private bath so that helps a lot . My aunt likes the food she has never complained about it.

We toured this community for the care for a friend. We did not like the appearance or and it did not have the atmosphere that we were looking for. My friend was not impressed. We did see a nice menu and the list of activities that are offered. We would suggest that families tour this community for the care of a loved one

We did not actually visit the place so everything is second hand. We were grateful to them for offering to hold an apartment in independent living while my father-in-law took time to recover in assisted living from his recent fall. As it turned out he left after 3 days and went back to his apartment and is doing just fine getting around with a cane. He had a list of grievances. I think the primary one was that the people in the assisted living section were not friendly. The whole point of him living in one of these places was to have easy social access to other seniors. I think the mistake Atria made was in not taking him to the independent living area for meals so that he could be meeting others more like him.

We had one nurse who was very good and we felt comfortable with but out of nowhere she was either fired or quit. The other nurse's aides are just there. They come in and ask if she needs anything and then leave. It has been an okay experience but it has been hard for my loved one to adjust.

We toured the community. The other residents were not active. They were not able to assist us with what we were needing financially.The community appeared to be clean and activities did not look available at the time of the tour. We suggest other families tour the community for the care of a family member.

My family member is still getting acclimated to the new environment and situation. The place overall has been a good fit for her. One of her complaints is the meals are never hot. The kitchen is not near the dining room, so by the time she gets her food, it's not hot anymore. The aids overall are helpful, however a few are hurried and make it seem like she is bothering them. The place is clean and organized, and they have a large variety of activities.

People are nice but it needs updates bathrooms looked very worn and needed cleaning

The Manager of this facility was wonderful to speak with & have me the full tour. They are presently going through a redecoration, so the lobby was on the bare side, & felt cavernous & very busy with people coming & going. Also, because the entire area was marble tile, it was noisey . I felt as if I'd entered a huge hotel, which unfortunately was not what we were looking for. On the plus side, they have a PT center, salon, arts&crafts studio on premises. The staff was very friendly, the apartments were adequate, but due to its being a high rise, it was just too large in general, for my mom.

Staff was very friendly and the community seemed to offer the services we are looking for. However, their assisted living section is under renovation and won’t be ready for 30-60 days. Would definitely consider this on our list of possibilities.

The facility is visually very appealing. It is clean and well kept. The staff is very friendly but can be hard to contact. Activities tend to trivialize the residents, but to be completely fair, many are not there completely by choice and do not participate. The food and food service are marginal at best. With the exception of breakfast, food is barely palatable and it can take hours to be served a meal.

Ring for assistance button - you don't hear anything back. Food on assisted living side is pretty bad. Other side inde living has better food

there appears to be a question about their assistant living dedication and attention to these persons?

no memory care at this site

He is in independent living. They have all the food taken care of in the restaurant, and there are people around for aid and assistance in general. They also have transportation to doctors and things. They have some social things, like cards, but other than that, there is not a whole lot to do there. In his words, he is bored.