Phoenix Senior Living

We chose this community for my step father because they offer lots of outdoor activities. They take the residents fishing and just have so many things to do outdoors in the community. There are lots of gazeboes and screened in areas to just sit, relax and have a snack. It is located on the inland waterway so you can sit outside and watch the boats go by, which provides my step father with beautiful views. The environment in the community is just so pleasant. They keep the residents pretty active and motivated. It's a really good community that caters to the residents needs. They are very on top of everything, even the smallest changes with the residents they notice and take the appropriate action. I am very satisfied knowing that they are on top of any and all issues. The staff provides great peace of mind.

My Step-Mom has been at the Seasons for 6 months now. She was located at another residence which was also good, but her condition has deteriorated. The Seasons has been able to help her gain her weight back, walk without a walker or wheelchair an made her happier than ever. She has even been pulled off Hospice. I thoroughly enjoy all the staff members that take care of my step mom and know that they are truly blessed. All the residents seem to be happy and enjoying all their activities at the Seasons at Southpoint.

My sister is in the memory care and I have great respect for the people who are taking care of her. They seem to really like her and are concerned about her. She is kept clean and that is important to us. She also seems to be content there. All the ladies who care for her seem to be gifted with mercy and compassion. A shout out to Rachel who is always patient and kind. One thing I wish could be better managed is her laundry. We have put her name on everything but seem to have lost some things. There are lots of other clothes mixed in with hers. Men's socks???? We have tried to organize her closet so it would be easier for everyone. However, that's not been too successful. There must be a better way to keep up with the clothes. Overall I highly recommend The Phoenix.

What I like the most about Myrtle Beach are the people, but that the moment I would not recommend this community to other families because of the cost.

I think there other, nicer facilities in the area - that we found when looking - but the best thing about this one, for me was/is #8 - VALUE FOR THE MONEY. I only know my Dads room. It is a one room efficiency it... adequate. Dining room adequate, choices of food adequate. They have in-house PT and regular group exercise. Contracted nursing/medical services. Good response time if/when one has complaints. Staff is accessible to talk to. I - as POA - am notified every and any time my father falls - no matter how minor or infrequent. It's happened a few times...

All of the staff at The Pearl at Watkins Centre are attentive to care and supportive during hospice process.

The residents seem very happy overall to be there. The staff really tries to be attentive and have the best interest of the residents. Like everywhere though, they seem to be short staffed. Rooms are a very nice size and they offer as many amenities as you can with memory patients. My mom really enjoys the hair and nail amenities. Not so much the activities. They try the best they can.

I was attracted to them because of their rating of 9.7! Medication techs have not given medication on 2 different occasions. I would give them a 0 on care services. I would not refer them to anyone.

Rates are extremely high for the value. The people are great, the food is good. Housekeeping is poor. Activities are good, but not geared towards residents who are visually impaired. My dad is happy, but bored a lot. I clean his room and change his sheets weekly even though these services are “included”. Nursing care is ok, but you have to stay actively involved.

I would recommend to others. I picked them because of the location and the fact that it felt new and clean.

The facility was short handed a lot. Didn't really have time to clean rooms as they should. I think Mom liked it ok she never really complained. being short handed hurt them some but they had some good employees. It took a couple of months to get her deposit back. I had to contact home office several times. The administrator was not that cooperative. A lot of residents left when a new charter home came in town but I understand they had same problems. Mom passed before the charter home came in.

With all of these scores at times some categories were as low as 1 or 2. We developed a very strong working relationship with Director of Nursing and CNAs. When we had issues ( with Care and there were several) they were always addressed and our dissatisfaction was highly validated and support. Turnover is always a problem with staff. A few of the CNAs were excellent and went above & beyond and then others were sub par. Overall at times it felt like they were short staffed for resident care. Mom is no longer living in the community. It was time to move her to long term care. Otherwise we would have stayed.

The facility is nice for the money. The office needs updating on its paper work. Tried to get some information from them to help with our VA pension and never could get any help.

They have a nice variety of activities for the residents. Recent renovations are nice. Mom likes it there.

The facility was great while it lasted. It was sold to another company so we had to relocate to another facility. We had no complaints about the Sunrise community, we felt the staff, services and accommodations were great and we would recommend them to other families.

Rooms are good size in Memory Care and Independent Living. Kitchen choices are minimal in Memory Care and hardly a day goes by that something on the menu is not available. Substitutes are common. Many food items not chosen are on the plate anyway. Bread, i.e. dinner rolls, that is on the menu is almost never available. A few times there was no milk in the kitchen to put on dry cereals. The kitchen tries, but is not always flexible.

My Mother is doing well at the Phoenix of Hammond. She likes the food. Her apartment is nice in good working order with big beautiful windows. She is even able to have her cat with her. The CNA's are very kind and caring.

If your loved one needs minimal assistance, this seems to be a great place. If you are looking for any level of individual care, I would plan to hire a personal aid. There are some wonderful people there, but they are understaffed and not able to give much individual attention.

Some building maintenance issues need addressing. Our loved one mostly cooks their own meals. What we like the most about The Phoenix, is just having eyes on my father and the ability to call and see if they've seen him if he's not answering or returning calls.

What we like the most about The Retreat at Loganville is that our loved one can get out and walk around safely and that she has friends there that they will check on her if she's not answering her phone or calling in. We would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.