Phoenix Senior Living

Our experience with Atria Johnson Ferry has been a very good one. We're completely satisfied with everything that they provide, I would give them top marks across the board.

This place is great. We love this place and my mother is very happy there. The staff is very attentive. They even paint her fingernails for her. They keep her involved with activities just about every day. They even have a beautician that comes in and does their hair, for an additional fee.

Very impressed with MBM for my MIL. LOVED that MBM has adaptive devices/accommodations for low-vision seniors. We've put down a deposit to get her a place here. Also love the location on the ICWaterway. Staff greeted us very warmly and seemed friendly / helpful with our questions/concerns.

My sister and I are both very excited about Myrtle Beach Manor's Bridge to Rediscovery and hopeful that Mom will do well. The staff is very nice and attentive, the resident to staff ratio is low, they seem genuinely interested in keeping the residents engaged and as active as their condition will allow them. The unit is very bright and cheerful, with activities going on daily and appears very clean. The program itself is fairly new, having just opened at Myrtle Beach Manor in March of 2014, although MB Manor itself has been around for some time. We believe Mom will do well here and can't wait to visit her again in about 3 weeks to see how she is doing. There are numerous activities planned daily for the residents, bus transportation for activities and doctor appointments, Mom can get her hair done weekly, and she is with residents much like herself. We believe this is going to be a wonderful change for our Mom. Our rating will probably change to all 5 stars after we have a chance to see how the care and activities affect our Mom, but just from speaking to the staff, we are finally hopefully after such several dark months while she was in rehab.

a wonderful place very helpful staff devoted to the Montessori method a special place for dementia patients would highly recommend

Took tour on Sat., Aug 23. My sister and I were very impressed. We have one additional place to check out this week and will make a decision. Place was very clean, friendly, engaged; environment was bright and colorful. Looked very homey.

So far we're very pleased with how things have gone with Arbor Terrace at Cascade! It's a very nice looking community, and the staff have all been very helpful! They even helped me look into information on veteran's benefits and financing options while we were waiting for our loved one's house to sell. They also do a great job with the food, it always looks and smells fantastic if I happen to visit near a meal time!

We are very happy with them. The staff is friendly, and they keep it very clean. They have plenty of activities going on, and as of now the food is fine. They are really good about being responsive and attentive, to both the resident and the loved one. I knew they had a good reputation, and they were in a good location for us.

I am a healthcare provider who has personally taken care of my 96yo father for the last 10 years. As a result, I am very picky about the level of care I expect from other healthcare workers. Th management and the staff here go waaay above and beyond to make sure my dad is clean, dressed nicely, and fed gourmet food. The majority of the workers have been employed 10 plus years and truly care about their patients. At this point, I couldn't have made a better selection than Arbor Terrace. The other great thing is that when you walk in, it smells nice and not like an old dirty nursing home.

I feel so fortunate that I chose Seasons for my loved one, who has been suffering from a range of dementia-type challenges, as well as from enough physical deterioration to require a great deal of personal care. What makes Seasons so comforting and reassuring is the personal and individualized attention the staff puts into my loved one's care. In particular, I credit the manager (who also works hands-on with the patients) with careful and perceptive hiring. It is not every health care-giver who can endure the often-thankless task of caring for terminal patients--much less dementia patients, who often respond to care with anger, or who refuse to be comforted. And it is not every boss who recognizes those special care-givers and can maintain a quality staff. The building and its small garden courtyard are clean, roomy, airy, and filled with light and with sights and sounds designed to make patients feel at home and bring them moments of joy. Special praise is due the activities staff, who work overtime to deliver daily, individualized, personalized stimulation to each patient. In addition, every one of my concerns is taken seriously. Even the small frustrations common to senior care centers (e.g., garments going missing in the wash), are always cheerfully and quickly dealt with.

When Mom and Dad decided to move my sister, Nancy, found Paul Hamilton from A Place for Mom. He connected us to several assisted living facilities in all size and price ranges. We chose one, my parents loved it and we're moving forward. The process was SOOOO much easier. Thank you, Paul.

My husband and I ended up going to see Laurel at the Aria Johnson Ferry today (5/27). I like it a lot but I'm not sure I can get everything together quickly enough.

I'm very satisfied. It's very clean and the staff is very friendly. They are quick to respond to needs and requests. They do have a lot of stuff coming in and there are more activities than the last place we used. They are pretty good on communication, but there could be a little improvement, with the communication among the staff. Management does pretty good about getting back to us. The food is okay, it's much better than the previous place. We liked that they were close enough to go visit.

They are so nice and it's a very clean place. He seems really happy there, and that is the most important thing. They have great activities. The food is excellent, and they don't do personal laundry, except with levels of care. We loved the location, and their population seemed younger and more with it, and they have a large male population.

We looked at several places but we felt Atria was the best fit. It is not like a nursing home!! More like an apartment house with help. It is a place where interesting people live and are still interested in living the good life.

We are so pleased Place is clean. Everyone nice Helpful The employees seem to really care

The people at Myrtle Beach Manor care very much for the residents. There is an Assisted Living wing as well as a rehab/skilled nursing wing and a memory care wing. They have numerous activities for the residents and try very hard to keep them all busy. I would recommend this location to others.

I'm very pleased, it's not perfect but nothing is. The food would be a four. I chose them for their senior living philosophy, and I find that they really execute the philosophy, so it's a very active community. I feel that the residents are treated with quite a bit of regard. The outside is well maintained and that was an important thing for us. The communication with the residents could be improved, things like changes in schedule or unusual events.

My mom's first week at Ivey Ridge went unbelievably well. She had been at another facility for 9 years so we anticipated a difficult transition. The staff has been super and very flexible so that mom gets off to a good start to her day. If she sleeps late, they still make sure she gets breakfast and will change her to the second seating lunch. The healthcare staff has been very accessible which makes it so much easier for me.

I really like this facility. The common areas were nicely decorated. There were skylights on the second floor. It really made a difference. The rooms were bright and sunny. Wish the rooms were a little more spacious. Dining room looked like a nice restaurant. It is close to my house. Staff was very friendly. It was easy to park.