Thrive Senior Living

Beautiful Community, but no 2 bedrooms available.

Friendly staff and residents. A little farther away than I would like.

I love it here! The staff has been great from day one. I now have many friends here and we are very supportive of each other .

This is a good facility. The care providers do a good job and really care about my mom. My mom struggles with this Covid-19 thing and it will be good when they let us back in to visit. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to others needing senior care.

Savannah Commons has turned out to be a great place for my mother. She is a new resident and still trying to adjust but seems to be happy. She likes the food and participates in some of the activities. One thing that was kind of disappointing is the fact that she doesn't get to join the exercise class since it's not offered in her building. I am positive things will continue to go well.

My loved one was only here a brief time, but I thought Savannah Commons seemed like a nice place, overall. The people were friendly, the facility was clean and well kept, and there weren't any issues with her getting her meds on time. I would definitely be comfortable using them again if the need arises.

Overall I think things have gone very well with Savannah Commons. The facility itself is clean and well kept, and the staff have all been very friendly and helpful. The only complaint I've heard from my loved ones is that they didn't have any option when it came to what company to use for the phone service (they wanted to stay with their original carrier but had to switch.)

Clean,larger apartments/rooms. Spoke with friendly staff and residents.

Very warm and friendly environment for my father. Apartments are a nice size and very affordable in comparison to where we live now.

The residents seem nice but lots of them, my mom included don't really participate much. I think the residents may be a bit older here than some of the "active retirement" communities. I would definitely caution people when they are looking at the price because they will tell you one price then jack it up in 12 months, be wary of the pricing and do your research. The management doesn't care they just expect the family to pick up the tab if the resident can't. Their staff (front desk, kitchen) are the best though super friendly.

Staff - 4 front desk and 2 management and dining room staff. There are problems with maintenance and employee turnover. The entire building is infested with roaches.. Definitely not worth the money. I am presently exploring other living places but definitely not a senior living facility. I am disappointed that i have to move again but I won't stay here.

My husband has been a resident of Thrive for almost 1 & 1/2 years. He started out in regular assisted living, which was fine. He was moved to Memory Care & immediately took a precipitous nosedive in his cognitive condition. After almost a year, I can say that the memory care programming & care has been poor. Now, with probably only weeks to live, the administration has deemed my husband’s needs too great, & has given me 30 days to find a new placement. Thrive at Brow Wood does not honor aging in place standards as most facilities in the area do. I do not recommend.

The experience has been okay. I picked them because they had the lowest cost.

The food is horrible and our loved one never went to the activities so we have no idea. It is not worth the money. Hall floor carpet was filthy outside building was dirty. Hall smelled of urine all the time

The med tech staff for the most part are responsive, and show care and empathy. The non med staff turns over to much. They cannot perform basic tasks like doing simple laundry. The food is terrible. High starch, low protein, small portions, etc. they do not respond to feedback about the poor quality of meals and serve the same thing over and over

My loved one is currently a resident at Rockbridge Oaks and overall our experience at this facility has been okay. We did the move in process ourselves and it went fine. They were great about getting insurance approval, though. The nursing staff has changed over and hasn't been calling when there is a change in my loved one's condition. The Chef quit and there has only been one choice for meals. The food had been really good until then. I would recommend Rockbridge Oaks if your family member wants a clean, new, beautiful facility and they don't need any care other than meals. The cleaning service is inconsistent and we have been washing bedding and vacuuming for our loved one.

They have an amazing place that is beautiful, warm and inviting. The staff that does the day to day is very friendly. The residents are really sweet. They have an incredible outdoor space and do tried to make fun things happen throughout the summer. However, this is a new facility and with any brand new place there are some bumps but overall we are happy. I do wish they had more activities for the residents. I also wish they had their shuttle service available to take residents who can't drive to and from appointments. Since this is a brand new space, getting permits for things has been a bit of a delay and hassle. But they promised us it is coming soon! The food is not what it should be as of today. They have limited menus, quality is below average and very expensive for what you get which is a little disappointing. Hoping it gets better now that the place is getting fuller with more residents. Overall, though my loved one is thriving, and their quality of life is 110% better being surrounded by people their own age and being able to enjoy indoor and outdoor spaces in a safe environment. I def recommend Thrive at Montvale.

This community was for peole that are up and moving and getting around. It was not for an older crowd and it was very modern, seemed to be more like a 55 and up.

They appeared to really take care of and care for their residents. They are good with staying in touch with residents providers about their care.

The memory care nurses aren't wonderful. Some are very good. Others don't speak English and are mean. It's awful. Especially if you don't have any family member or an advocate. Memory care is adequate The activities for memory care were better until the last activities director retired. She said she'd stay until the found a replacement. And they just said no thank you and said leave now. They're all about the bottom line. Nickel and dime everything.