Sunshine Retirement Living LLC

We chose this facility in the beginning because of the value for your money for the apartment size she was able to get. She was also able to bring her cat. The food was awful, it was more cafeteria style food and the presentation was not good. It was also not good quality, fresh food. The manager was good to work with and was very nice but once management goes home at 730, you are on your own. They do not have anyone on duty so if you have an issue or if you are locked out of your problem, there is no one there to help. We discovered after she moved in that the shuttle service was only offered 3 days a week from 9 -11:30. If you had any appointments after that, you had to find another way to get there. Overall, I would not recommend this facility, we did not have the best experience here.

Diet is marginal; not enough meat. Flavor is absent (no spices, no salt, bland would be an overstatement). Too much carbohydrate value. Very limited variety.

It's nothing to brag about, just another facility to live in.

The community was good, but they wouldn't let us out of the agreement. My loved one was only there for 5 days. They seemed really nice at first, but ended up being cold hearted. They do charge you extra if you don't choose automatic payment. They had activities but my loved one didn't use them, because he couldn't.

I’m sad that so many of the staff that left are gone. I felt they were a good friend. [names removed]. I really like [name removed] and my little house keeper. Of course because of Covid things really aren’t the same. And the food is terrible. One of my friends moved out for that reason and two more are going, and one friend says there is more. The food is one of the biggest complaints I’ve heard. I can’t afford the rent raise that is coming so I might have to move. Overall it’s a great place. On the food I don’t know whether to blame [name removed] (a very nice man) or corporate.

Food overall is low in protein, heavy in starch. Dinner is served half an hour too late. Seasoning is absent from all food. Our physician urges us to increase our sodium, based on blood tests.

This was our first experience with an assisted living community and when I visited I was impressed with the staff doing the activities. But I quickly learned that although the level of activities were what i would want for myself it was not necessarily what my husband needed most. The level of attention regarding care was just not there. The caregivers acted as if it was just a job to them, and the nurses were often standing behind the nurse's station chatting with each other or on their cell phones. I will say the food was excellent. The chef did an outstanding job .

Employees are friendly polite always helpful. [Name removed] is artistic creating decorating dining room each month ,depending on what event or holiday is near by. Trips on the bus she enjoys along with everyone else.

Was not impressed with this facility! Residents didn’t seem to be involved in anything!

[Name removed] didn't care for this place. It looked past its prime. The guests have to go outside in inclement weather to go to the main building. Although the price is good, the facility was not up to her standards.

This facility is nice but doesn't feel like the best fit for my parents.

Beautiful but expensive. Not sure my dad would be able to afford this wonderful place.

This facility is strictly assistant living. We don't need this service at this time.

There where some minor glitches, to begin with [name removed] did call me (the very day [name removed], my personal advisor, set up the appointment), wanting to reschedule, as she thought the appointment was set for a Saturday (she was looking at the July calendar). I was uninformed and unprepared to deal with the re-paving fo driveway area in front of the office building, making me late to meet with [name removed]. [Name removed] seemed more business-like, less friendly, more preoccupied, yet efficient. Nevertheless, she did take the time to show me several units in the cottages as well as the apartments and she gave sufficient information. I liked the size and the layouts of the units I toured. And, the cost per footage was amazing (sort of, lol) compared to [removed]. I sensed a busier, possibly more hectic, definitely more bustling atmosphere/environment. I am still mulling over this experience...

Apartments small for price and old and out-of-date. I don't know if shabby is right word. Looked like unskilled labor did general maintenance. Staff and residents fantastic. According to residents, 7% rate increase annually.

This one felt like a hotel. I really liked the rooms. The layout was good and they have updated some of the apartments. However, the hallways look very outdated. Again, I know they are renovating but this one was my least favorite.

Noticed stale/ stuffy odor approaching porch (cushions?) and inside facility (carpet?) First impressions are everything. This would not be my first choice.

Friendly environment, fair choice for indoor living. No rooms with balconies or patios. Not much space for outdoor living or walking with pets. Missed the feeling of caring attentive staff, sense of community, and attention to detail. For example, on arrival for my appointment I was helped at reception desk, and invited to wait in the cafe, and to coffee or something to drink but both coffee dispensers were empty. Residents were not greeted by name and not engaging to visitors.

Friendly staff, nice facility. I personally could not get past the Embassy Suites layout.

Nice, but not what we were looking for