Senior Lifestyle - Main

My husband was not there very long and refused food a lot. Not due to not liking it, just not wanting it. Friendly, helpful staff. Allowed to call whenever we wanted to see how he was doing as he acclimated and it was suggested we not visit until he settled in

The staff is caring and they treat mom well. There has been a turnover in staff recently. I would recommend this facility to others. The only takeaway is laundry. Evening staff has issues with laundry at times. New daytime staff sometimes put wet clothes in hamper instead of washing machines. Name and room number should be put on all clothing for identification.

The cleanliness and maintenance are excellent, and safety and security provide a very positive experience. There are many activities and social opportunities available, and both the dining experience and meal quality are very good. The staff is also highly responsive to residents’ needs.

The Addison was clean. Rooms were quaint and not institutional. Employees appeared happy. Beautiful courtyard. Well managed. Could definitely see my mother here. Not a large facility. Had a homey feeling that made feel welcome.

Food and dining experience are reasonably good. Cleanliness is good. Apartment size is good. Maintenance could be more responsive. Elevators are heavily used, outdated, and breakdown frequently.

The area is convenient and very nice, unfortunately this is too expensive for my relative's budget. I do appreciate the time the staff gave my cousin to tour the facility. We will look for something within our aunt's budget.

They are friendly and accommodating, but do not have frequent openings. You have to be on a waiting list.

Reasons I chose Baywinde: Security Average age of residents Mobility Food Accessibility They offer 1 and 2 bedroom villas.

there is always room for improvement.. The memory care center has 3 or 4 employees who should get big raises as they are gems ( people with real empathy)..there are a couple of employees at the front desk entrance who would be better off doing research in the back room as they are definitely not "People people". The food could be much better as they do not serve enough steamed veggies or fruit...and everyone is offered some pie or whatever EVERY night...the residents would feel much better on a daily basis if they got rid of the seed oil gravies and processed sugar...Also... they have an absolute beautiful outdoor patio... hey do get the residents out there but it should be 20 minutes sun a day mandatory for everyone. I feel very bad for the pour souls who have no one to visit them...and they are stuck inside...everyone should get at least one big hug a day....or more! Like I iterated by my first text... this community is probably in the top 5 in Palm Beach County. Expensive but good.

The building is currently under renovation, new carpet in common areas, painting, and new furniture. Therefore there is quite a bit of upheaval. General rating before renovation is a 4. Food is quite good, especially breakfast, with lots of choices. Three entrees at dinner plus sandwiches, salads, pastas, etc to select from. Staff is friendly and helpful and make an effort to learn residents names quickly. There is a small store, staffed by resident volunteers, that carries snacks and essentials. This is a fairly large place so it takes time to find one's social circle. Where I lived before was much smaller and was more like a very large family. Overall I am happy to have found this location.

It's a wonderful facility. I'd like living there if the need arises. Yes I would recommend Meadowbrook to other families based on the experience so far.

My father had 3 respite stays with Addington. The staff was soo friendly and helpful with every stay. The respite room was very spacious, clean and perfect! Staff accommodated his needs and we as responsible family felt confident that he was safe and well cared for!

I can tell you things they should be concerned about. Food is not the best quality, constantly serving meals that consist of chicken. There's been times that the fryers and ovens have been down. I feel that meals are very important to the seniors and should be a priority. Right now a lot of the residents are not happy with the food they are getting. They need to get good meals for proper nutrition way they get the proper nutrition. Both elevators in the facility continue to break down. I believe there should be an improved process in maintaining the elevators.

I would rate all 4 because there is always room for improvement. Everyone was so helpful. We would absolutely 100% recommend The Sheridan at Tyler Creek to other families based on the experience so far.

I would say that a rating of 4-5 for all categories would be appropriate. . I really was impressed with how helpful a place for mom was, and how friendly and accommodating Courtyard Fountains was also. Mom is very satisfied and content in her new place and we are so glad she is in a safe and friendly environment.

The only negative is that there has been turnover in the staff. The food is great. My Dad does not participate in activities so I can't comment on those. The care team has been great.

The staff is typically very responsive and helpful. Think they could sometimes do more to try to engage my Mom in activities- would also like more proactive communication and updates on the status of her. Overall we are happy with the care provided and the environment which is clean, bright and welcoming.

People/staff generally wonderful. Food pretty good, tons of activities and residents involvement good. If you r on the assisted living floor (5), u need to be proactive in taking advantage of people and activities in the rest of the building. Nursing staff all working hard and very caring but it can take effort to assure communication lines are clear and consistent. On a side note, based on past experience at another facility I am anxious about the impact the new building management will have.

It's small things. The activities are nice enough, but don't really cater well to my mother's interests. So they're great for who they're targeted at, but they don't work for a lot of folks. Also, I know the elevator and dining room issues (overcrowding, so it takes FOR. EVER.) are things they're working on. But they're really diminishing the quality of life there. Having elevator operators during the meal rushes has been helpful, but it doesn't always happen. And they need a better work order system to streamline the process. Those guys are so overworked, and it feels as though some better workflow management would help them out tremendously

There is no in house cable TV. You have to use go thru apps or xfinity. The staff was caring of the residents. The food is adequate. The staff will remind and prompt for activities and meals. They took good care of him