Sagora Senior Living

I would never put my loved one here based off of our tour experience. Right when we walked in it smelled of urine. No one was at the front door to greet us and we just walked right in. We were walking around the facility and no one stopped to question us. I had to stop a staff member and they were just not personable or professional. We left within 5 minutes and knew this was not the place.

We had a horrible experience w SFT & would never recommend this place for anyone or any animal for that matter. [Name removed] the administrator has no heart. She shows no compassion whatsoever. I would give them a big fat zero on everything except for cleanliness and the food was good. However, the cloth dining table cloths were always dirty. I had to report them to the state of Texas for leaving my loved one off oxygen for hours. My loved one was oxygen dependent at 3 liters. We have received no acknowledgment from that place since my father died. No call, no text, no card. Heartless. I asked [name removed] to see the policy and procedure book and she refused. That is unlawful. It is against Texas law not to publicly have those available. They are always short staffed in the memory care unit. With only 11 to 12 residents, there were four falls in the time my loved one was there. One resulted in a death.

My mother was presented with many papers to sign as the rental agreement, including an "incentive summary". She felt she did not have adequate time and explanation of what she signed. Less than two weeks later, my mother is no longer able to move in. Elison is not willing to refund her deposits.

Not happy with it. No housekeeping as promised in the lease. No maintenance as requested for months and meals are terrible

At first it was good. But once they suck you it's a totally different story! There are only a handful of nurses and 2 of the staff members who truly care. The head nurse and her sidekick are so stuck on them selves that it makes you sick to your stomach!! They tell you one thing and do the total opposite. So for the money that you or your loved one has to pay to live here per month it's a total RIP OFF!! Don't waste your time or effort on this place. Oh yes.. I forgot about the director of the facility. All I can say is gutless!! Take it for what it's worth. Don't put you or your loved one through this!!!!

Bella Rose is not a good place for seniors. Lack of respect, understanding and the ability to listen. I was given the wrong medication for 2 weeks. They would not listen even yelled at me over it. Another resident locked herself out and they told her they would get to it when they got to it. She was sitting outside her door on the floor when I went by. Not a friendly accommodating place overall

Absolutely terrible current Director (should not be allowed to breathe any more lies or slurs) with no mgmt. skills and dislikes by subordinates! Made beds covering urine soaked matress, unmedicated patients wandering, personal belongings GONE, lack of communication, authority and accountability. Theres more but being sensored.. SHUT IT DOWN!!

My mom was recently evaluated to be a resident at this facility. She qualified. I was contacted multiple times to tell me how great this facility was for her. I told them I would be in today(Friday) to sign and pay. I got all the remaining papers they requested. They informed me they were going to do another evaluation to make sure this was where she needed to be and wasn't over qualified. I had been told in the past they re-evaluate if they resident is hospitalized to see if anything has changed . My mom had not been hospitalized and had no change to her health. 45 minutes later I was called and told she no longer qualifies . There was no reason to do an evaluation and no reason to why she didn't qualify. This is at 3:00 on Friday, she will be dismissed from rehab on Tuesday. This gives no time to start the search over. They mentioned her vision impairment which they were told about from the beginning . This had caused much distress to my mother. I do not recommend.

Very difficult to recoup money when facility does not keep the promises and expectations they give to clients. For example, staff promised a weekend admission and after I arranged several schedules of family to make this happen, other staff said absolutely no weekend admissions. The regional manager refused to refund the [fee removed] we put down for the weekend admission.

I have had a parent there for 4 and a half years. The last year has been nothing but disappointment. There is not enough staff and everyone is always in CYA mode. They no longer notify you immediately when there is an issue. I have received notification as late as 36 hours after a major fall. We are now moving to another facility. Do not waste your money on Memory Care at Heartis Waco.

Living at The Brennity My wife and I moved to the BRENNITY,Melbourne Fl in May of 2018. When we moved into our cottage it was very nice, - people were friendly, employees were friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. Around the last of November or the first of December everything changed for the worse. Decisions by local managers as well as people from corporate changed our transportation arrangements, we had to wait three weeks to go shopping (at Christmastime!), we could only get free transportation to doctors on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and extreme costs were charged for other trips. The food became noticeably worse and folks began to move out. After a short period of time a group of home office employees came in and had a meeting with all concerned residents. All of the local managers subsequently disappeared, and some of the home office people were assigned to get things in better shape.

When you first walked in it looked amazing and made you feel happy and all the residents were smiling. At the time we thought we were faced with my loved one needing memory care and when we walked into the memory care unit, it was completely different than the assisted living side. It was dark, void of atmosphere, the residents looked like zombies, and there was only 1 staff member. The room that we were shown that would be ours had a huge urine stain that they said they have not had time to clean yet and there was an odor. It was also very expensive.

NOT RECOMMENDED! Inconsistent quality control, rules and protocol changing daily, and no longer appear "resident centered" SO WHY CHOOSE THIS MESS when there are many other better suitable options in Waco?

I would say do not go to this community.

There was another community that stood out more to me and I felt that it met my loved ones needs.

The biggest complaint I had about The Clairmont during the time I was there was the management - they did not seem to care about the residents at all. There management was terrible, but the day to day staff was great.

It is a lovely facility and would be good for a person who is independent and does not need any type of care. They are not truthful in the services that they will provide for their residents. They are supposed to be level 1-5 care, my mom went in as a level 1 and they did not provide my mom the adequate care she needed. They did not return any of our calls. My mom called me to tell me she fell and after being in the hospital, they would not take her back. I would not recommend them to others.

Not enough staff, food shortage, did dispense medication properly - Residents falling numerous times needing hospital care w/ stittches - spouse sent to hospital and no one contacted me.

I would tell others that if you have a loved one that has Alzheimer's who is cooperative, then Lyndale might be able to care for their needs. If your loved one is in the early stages of memory care needs who struggles with losing their memories, then the staff doesn't understand how to care for the residents in this nature.

I was very impressed with the Main St. concept at first, but when my mother moved in the carpet was dirty and there was a foul smell. Luckily I put a camera in the room and would suggest everyone should do this. I was appalled at some of the things seen. After several weeks the sheets were not being changed, the room was not being cleaned, and my mother was not being showered regularly. There were several really good workers, but some were very uncaring and even abusive. The food was good but the portions are very small. During lockdowns they were fed in their rooms on tv trays that were not cleaned between feedings. I don’t think you should have to pay an additional caregiver when you are already paying for memory care. There was a storm and the roof leaked causing water damage next door and water spots on my mother’s wall. My mother passed away at Ellery and shortly after I received a bill for $1,100 for excessive damages- new carpet, paint & general cleanup.