SRI Management, LLC

There was housekeeping service and my mom's apartment was always maintained along with the common areas. The staff were attentive to mom's needs and treated her with respect. The activities were fun and engaging, even if mom forgot that she did them.

The tour experience was good, you could tell they were really trying to get us to come here. What we did not care for was how small the facility was. There was not a whole lot of activity going on. It was just not the right fit for my loved one.

Village Veranda is a beautiful community with spacious room great food and fun activities. Living here is very nice. We have a great staff. They are all friendly and helpful. The management staff are always striving for the best. However every place has a drawback or 2. Weekends have no group led activities and are pretty boring. Even weekdays don't have much to do. We do get a lot of live music, but not much crafting activities. We play a few games, but I wish there was more. Some care staff could use more training and increase speed of service when we request assistance. Like every community we have a staff shortage and conscientious people hard working people are always in short supply. Even with the things I don't love, it is still great in comparison to other places that I have been in or seen. I looked at many places before I chose Village Veranda and I'm glad this was my choice.

Basically we love the friendliness of the staff there. We wish things had gone a little bit more smoothly when the facility flooded from Hurricane Ian. While we understand the staff was probably overwhelmed with having to instantly relocated number of residents, we wish that our loved one had had more maintenance support to get him established in another room and make things accessible. Some of my loved ones items were damaged with the flooding and so we're waiting to see if Seagrass is offering any discount on the monthly charges due to the inconveniences. Based on comments from my loved one, the resident there, the food seems to be adequate. Seems like it could be better but it's good enough. I have not tried it myself so that could be due to my loved ones cuisine preferences versus the other residents. The in house OT and PT seems great.

They were short-staffed for a while (which I understand is outside of their control), but they have recently been able to hire some people, and things are much improved. They always do the best the can. The staff they do have are very friendly and provide good care. And it's a very nice facility.

What we really like about Sanders Glen is all the management staff - they all have been there well over 10 years which is extremely significant in our opinion. The reason the meals get 3 stars is with the pricing going up we believe the kitchen staff are struggling some to make good meals. However based on the experience we have had so far with Sanders Glen we would absolutely recommend them to other families.

The apartment between residents could use deep cleaning by a professional service. Housekeeping the community provided was good when my loved one was there. The care services were very good. The staff were great and wonderful. I do feel they were short handed as the staff they had wore many hats. The residents had lots of options for meals. The food was fine when we ate with our loved one. There were a lot of activities offered. Outings, resident council, and more for the residents to participate in. My loved one wishes they never left The Glen. I don't think my loved one realized how much they would miss all the people and activities offered.

Only issue is the bathroom and intermittent cleaning. On move in, average like a mid priced hotel. Less than I expected. Staff beyond excellent Only suggestion is to really work to get residents to activities. I would say they could not get a better staff. Mom has never been so complimentary about people. They care and are helpful. For us, they have need wonderful- usually recognizing when we have a question. No other improvements

Our family had an in person tour tour and the tour was fine, but it us it just felt more like a nursing home

They are as good of a place as any place you could have. Overall it has been a positive experience and it is worth a look for other families - it has worked out well in our situation.

Indigo at Carolina Forest is a brand new community and a really nice pretty place. The staff we have interacted with have been extremely nice and friendly. The chef [name removed] is absolutely awesome. Our loved one really enjoys playing cards every single day. The only issue we have is sometimes our loved ones do not have hot water and sometimes it is hard to reach staff when we have an issue. Also we think they could benefit from having handrails in the shower and along the hallway walls .

We picked this community because, it was convient to home, They need to improve on, monitoring the rooms of the residents. It's a nice place, overall. Most of the staff is nice.

Loved the staff. Very friendly. However, they over promised and under delivered. At the time of my Mother's death, they were wanting her to be moved to a nursing home so I had begun looking for other arrangements.

Our family had an in person tour experience and from everything we saw and all the staff members we spoke with it was a good tour experience

Our family had an in person tour and it was being built during the time, it was a pretty big place and everything is brand new but the setting where the community was - was just not as nice as another community we had toured.

We picked this community, because my loved one wanted to go to this community. Overall, we are satisfied. They need to improve with the activities, and offer more activities on the weekend.

The reason the cleanliness gets 4 out of 5 starts is laundry needs to be done more often, and the bedrooms could be maintained better but the rest of the community is 5 stars

This was an okay community. They wouldn't take my loved one due to prior medical notes. I felt it was more of a sales pitch by the community for occupancy. Basic needs are meet for the resident.

The facility itself is nice. Many of the residents are very kind. Some of the staff lack some kindness, but I know that's with all facilities. The CNAs need more training. They tell the residents that they ring the bell too much, which is frustrating. Mom often has to wait 20 to 30 minutes after hitting the call button for assistance. For the price we're paying, I feel there should be better quality in services and access to services for the patients. Communication with the family is not great. They're going through some staff shortages. I can tell you that when a resident falls, the family isn't always contacted. The food is ok, quality is pretty good but variety not as much. They do housekeeping weekly and it's not very thorough. Common areas are very clean, but cleaning of the rooms could be much better. The only thing they actually provide is meals. Everything else is up to the family, as far as personal care necessities and basic things. For convenience and proximity only, I would recommend them.

Only complaints really have to say is that dad says the food is not good, he is not happy with it or the options.