Sunshine Retirement Living LLC

My loved one really likes the community. The community is clean and neat and the staff is very friendly and kind. Communication between the staff and my loved one is very good.

the staff is wonderful and super friendly. The communication is good and they keep us well informed and up to date. I would recommend this community to others

Deer Park seems well-maintained. It sits atop a hill with a fabulous view of Mt. Burdell. The studio we toured had been tastefully renovated recently. Unfortunately, my mom couldn’t see herself living there, especially with her small dog. It felt “too big” from her perspective and challenging with her mobility issues. She felt it would work best for more independent people than her.

We chose Central Parke because their staff reached out more and I felt more convinced they were organized and had their game together, especially with dementia residents. They also have a nice walking area in the back and I knew she would enjoy that. She was only here a couple of months but I would recommend to others.

It a nice clean place with nice people. I would definitely recommend this community to others

There are some activities for the residents to choose from. There are three meals a day for the residents and the food was good. The only critique I have is, I wish they had better transportation for the residents to go shopping or to go to medical appointments.

overall I think it's a decent facility. They are family-friendly because it's a small facility and the staff is doing a great job considering the circumstances. I would recommend this facility to others

During check-in we thought everything was really good. The rooms were very clean and well taken care of. With COVID my parents have complained a little bit about the good quality. One issue we are having is with the inconsistencies of their COVID policies with the family members. It seems like it changes constantly, and the family members are not advised of these changes until we show up to visit our loved one. The communication between the weekday crew and the weeknight crew is off, as well as the feedback to the families. The other thing is the landscaping. The do really well keeping things clean, however their are palm trees in front of our loved ones window that is blocking their view, and apparently they only get trimmed every two years. However, we would recommend this community.

Heroes that work hard with exceptional people and residents. The employees are exceptional themselves doing the job they do.

When we initially saw Cardinal Court on the tour, the community seemed to be very clean. On the tour it seemed like the people we talked to really cared about the residents, the individuality of the patients was very important, they did not look at them like a patient. They really took the time to get to know them. We were able to see some rooms on the tour and they were about your typically sized room. During this time the care takers have not really been as responsive as we would like. We call to try and get our questions answered and sometimes they don not return calls a week at a time.

Our loved one is happy there, however there has been a big turnover and we aren't sure exactly what is going on. The head director left with no explanation and the one that placed our loved one has left so its all new people. This community is very clean, it is wonderful. It is more expensive, but not the most expensive. Our loved one likes the activities, she participates in the exercise classes, there is always something going on. With COVID it has been difficult. It is a really cool place and has a good vibe

The Verandah at Graywood Lake is a nice place. My mom seems to be happy. The room sizes are good. The food is good. They have limited outdoor space for the residents. Overall it has been a positive experience.

Good value.

I found the staff very friendly willing and helpful. The community is more appropriate for resident who need assistance in ADLs but not so much for people with mobility issues and require higher levels of support. The elevator can't accommodate a full size power chair. Overall, it was a great place but it wasn't good fit for my dad.

The management was a little tough. It was a good experience for people who are able bodied and independent. The food was good with a variety on the menu. The dining room had a view of the hills. The staff were good. friendly, and very helpful. but is was hard to a staff member when you needed one. They have laundry facilities on each other and movie room on the third floor. It has a beautiful setting with a gorgeous view of the hills around it and the building is very nice.

The first community we visited via a virtual tour, therefore, somewhat limited. Seemed nice, with activities. Shared laundry room on each floor. Limited outdoor spaces. Indoor pool. Billiard and ping pong tables & game room with movie theater when virus is abated. Friendly folks, did not discuss details of meals, etc. as we are looking at general information, costs, etc. not so much for comparison of communities but input for future. We were pleased with what we saw and the current rates seemed more reasonable than some locations in the nearby area. We liked the layout of apartments with atrium in the center for a more spacious feel with more light.

Very nice friendly and active community. 1Br nice and spacious, but Kitchen tight with power chair.

Really liked this community. Residents and Staff very friendly and involved. Wonderful activities and outings. Menu did not seem to have good alternatives and rooms entirely too small for my power chair.

Again, very impressed with engaged staff. Original tour guide not available and it appears I was unexpected, but they were flexible and accommodating with giving me a tour and answering my questions. They arranged for me to see both their Independent Living and Assisted Living complexes. Nice and clean facility. 3-meals. No ice machine. No recliners in Theater. A bit far from my parents' Weslaco comfort zone.

We ended up choosing Fountain Crest for mom. She was 83 when she moved in and one of the ‘younger’ residents at the time. The other residents welcomed her and she now feels part of a family and she hardly wants to stay away from her apartment for a night. The staff is absolutely amazing, very dedicated and kind . There are enough activities offered to keep her busy. She uses the shuttle to take her to Publix, to get her haircut and to doctors appointments. We only wish that the community did more outings but she is truly found a home here and we have no regrets with our decision .