The Goodman Group

My loved one lived at The Commons on Marice for about 6 months before she moved out, as it was just too expensive. She ran out of money living there because they charged so much for her care services, not so much for the rent. The costs of the care services increased and she couldn't afford to live there anymore. We had to move somewhere that had an elderly waiver and medical assistance. During her stay, it was very nice. The head nurses on staff could answer questions for you. They would always check on your loved one and they reported back when anything changed; they made sure to keep you in the loop. The Commons had very nice surroundings and it was a nice place to live.

Mom liked where she lived before as she had more independence. She liked doing her own laundry and similar type daily routines. The main dining room is never full as the Memory care (where mom is) has their own separate dining hall. So not certain what the times are when they eat.

We like the community and feel that my loved one is happy here. I would recommend the community to others. The only concern I have is the food they serve to the memory care residents, as it feels like they think the residents don't care what type of food they will receive. It would be nice to see more options for the residents to choose from.

I liked Autumn Glen. They had a very nice entryway and common areas. But what I liked the most is I got more information from the staff there than I got from all the other places I toured combined. They were so good and very informative.

Very supportive environment. Adjacent to a skilled nursing facility and across the street from a hospital and other medical services. Responsive billing department. Residents are charged based on different levels of care and ensuring your loved one is property evaluated is important. Terrific grounds keeper/maintenance staff and very accommodating dietician. The head nurse is amazing.

Our loved one was only there for a couple months for respite care and she really enjoyed her stay. We live out of state so we never laid eyes on the community but she never complained about the cleanliness of the place. She was very happy with her room, but the only complaint she had, had to do with the mail. There was some inconsistency with receiving mail sometimes and not receiving mail other times - but we think since she did not have a permanent room there she did not get a PO Box like the other residents did. She seemed very pleased with the meals and dining service and really happy with all the different activities.

Everything we saw from The Commons on Marice looked good. They had plenty of visitor parking and it is very easy to get to. We actually considered them, but thought another facility we saw might be a better fit and that was not the case.

This community has good services and my parents are being taken care of well at this community. Due to covid they only have meals that are not in the dinning room that are delivered to the room. This is not very satisfying to people who would like to be outside of the room. They have a lot of activities but my parents do not have the initiative to go to them and there is no encouragement for them to go. It is up to them to make it to the activities and they never go so I feel like there could be more encouragement for the activities.

This is a good community. You don't have to worry about your loved one being here. This place gives you peace of mind. The biggest problem is they don't have enough staff to run the dining room. The residents don't get to go to the dining room. There are times the residents aren't getting food delivered due to the wait time and there isn't enough staff to deliver the food to the resident's rooms.

Our family had an in person tour and the community was nice, the staff was nice, but for our loved one we thought it would just be way to big

This was a smaller community and we were looking for a community a little bigger and wanted more activities for my loved one to do.

Good community, could've used more cleaning in the community and the residents not as friendly.

I really liked just about everything about Regal Palms. The only issue was it was too big, almost like a hotel environment, which I felt would have been confusing/overwhelming for my loved one.

Westpark Village is a good place for your loved one. My loved one overall likes it here. Overall I would recommend the community to others. The community doesn't have a lot of activities and this might be because of the pandemic.

We chose The Residence at Timber Pines because we thought at the time it was the best fit for my dad, even though it was on the expensive side. I believe because of their marketing team, they made it very welcoming and we were in a difficult situation at the time and they were very receptive. The nursing staff was really good as well. Something that was difficult was being on the 3rd floor, residents are not able to go outside much other than a porch. I think it would have been better to have memory care on the 1st floor. There were not as many residents here that were as high functioning as my dad which also made it seem more confining, he did not have much to do. Overall we were satisfied with the experience and with the staff, it was just not the right fit for him.

It is a beautiful and new community. They have fine dining; however, right now they are delivering breakfast and dinner to us due to the pandemic. Bingo, exercise classes, swimming, lectures, and more are some of the activities for the residents to participate in.

I do think they need to manage their med techs a little bit better, we have had some issues with that since being here.

Our family had an in person tour and the community seemed clean enough and the apartments had full kitchenettes.

There wasn’t a significant difference between the places we visited. Like the other places we saw, Terracina Grand was a reasonably good facility. The tour was well organized and professional, and they explained things well. The differences came down to location, which played a small part in our final decision.

This community was not as updated and did not have as many amenities as the one community that we were really looking into. The memory care unit was also not as focused as what we were looking for.