SRI Management, LLC

Dad moved to the village in [date removed] because of declining health and inability to care for himself at home. He was quite opposed to the move, and for several weeks fussed continually. But, as his health improved (medication supervision, better sleep, and eating habits that improved) he accepted his "new home" and has been an integral part of the activities there. Now he tells me Ashbrook is home and he tries to assist and encourage the staff and fellow residents. He is always complimentary of all the staff…particularly the head of administration, lead nurse and med distributors...he says they are always working hard and have way too much to do!! Thanks to all the staff for dad's care! Ashbrook is certainly a place I would recommend for an aging loved one. Thank you!

We went with Inspirations of Florence because it was more affordable than some of the other facilities we were looking into. The apartment size he had in assisted living was very good. When he went down to memory care the room size was smaller and he had to share that room with another resident. There was only room for one bed so he slept in a recliner. He was borderline for their care and needed more attention than they were able to provide. They have undergone a change of ownership and the new director sees deficiencies and is going to try and make some changes so we are hopeful.

I just like the woman who gave the tour. The facility is very pretty and on a preserve with a pond. They have a bird abortorium. This place is in our top 2!

They do have a good attitude to work with. It's a really good fit for certain elderly population. Old ladies that love bingo will fit in great. It would not be a good fit for someone who wants more than just bingo and maybe bridge instead. Overall, I think it is a good place.

I would recommend this community for your loved one

We chose Sunflower Springs because it was a newer place, they offered better amenities, and everything was very clean. It is also easy access, some of the places were too big and confusing. We have had several hiccups early on as far as getting things straightened out with medicine care. We did also have some issues with the cleaning services, but it is a staffing issue and they said they are working on it. Overall I would recommend to others

I thought The Colonnade was pretty good overall. They just didn't have as compelling of pricing as another place we looked at.

I would tell others Seagrass Village is nice and new. They have three levels of care. The staff seem to be in tune with what the residents needs are. On the weekends it seems they don't have enough staff. My loved one is doing well and is getting attention from the staff they need. The staff is very good to work with. The upper management is excellent. The laundry attendants and caregivers are excellent as well. The head nurse seems overwhelmed by taking care of the entire community; however, she always gets back to me and keeps good correspondence.

This community was fair, I was not too impressed. They gave me information and answered all of my questions this was just not the right place for my loved one.

The biggest concern I have is with the care. What the community has to say they can do, they don't follow through with it. I'm not impressed with the way they have the med techs set up. Life Force is the primary doctor of the residents in the community. There are times when I don't hear back from the staff for a week or more. The building and rooms are gorgeous.

Good community, not as many activities offered.

Seagrass Village provides good care, they try and engage residents in activities. for those with mobility and a willingness to participate, the activities would be a plus. this community is kept very clean with nicely sized and good looking rooms. i would like to see an increase in staffing, as to increase the amount of attendants who are with my loved one at a time.

this is a really good place and a good fit for my loved one. the other residents have encouraged her to take part in activities, as she was not doing so on her own. we're appreciative that the community accepted her cat as well. my loved one moved in under not so good circumstances, but quickly adjusted to living at this community comfortably and happily.

We had a good tour experience at Creekside. I don't feel like my loved one gave them a fair try though because he had a family member who used to live there back when it was Bashford Manor Nursing Home. Even though the ownership has changed, he just couldn't get past that.

This community is aesthetically lovely. It is in a great location and everyone in the building is exceptionally helpful and friendly. The hardest part is the lack of the communication with the family outside. Be proactive because you will have to be your loved ones advocate at all times.

Overall it is very good. They do appear to be understaffed, which can cause delays for the residents. It has been a good experience for my loved one though. The food has gone down hill recently for my loved one.

It is a nice place to live. The staff are compassionate and friendly. Some of the activities available include bingo, games, movement activities, and more for the residents to choose from to participate in.

On my tour, I only met the sales person. She was great and gave a really good tour. The facility was far closer to my home, so I would have liked for my loved one to go there. But their reviews were horrendous. They did have a new executive director, sales person, and nurse. But I just felt based on the complaints I read about the staff, unless they were going to fire all the caretakers, there wouldn't be the complete culture change that was necessary. They were cheaper than the place we chose, in addition to being closer, so I’m definitely going to check back there after some time has passed to see what changes might have taken place.

The food quality and how it is presented is just not good, the entire meals and dining service is not appealing. This community is not good for residents who want independent living and who can fully function on their own. It is strictly for those who needed extra assistance and memory care. The kitchens in the apartments are very small, and I only have a high sized refrigerator that works only half the time.