Viva Senior Living

I would recommend the community if your loved one was more independent. The community isn't able to provide a lot of options for low sodium diets or other dietary restrictions. There are several things that have fallen through the cracks.

A good place to live

While our loved one was there the staff members were very friendly. The activities were still pretty limited but they did have things like bingo and brain exercises. We do think the value for cost is right on par with the other communities we looked at.

The community is a little older but still pretty clean, the nursing staff is extremely friendly but the administrative staff are not so friendly. The care services are good, not excellent because we have had a few small issues that could of been a little more preventative. However, the nurses are fully staffing plenty of people on board which made us feel comfortable. Our loved one is not crazy about the food, but they will make exceptions and be accommodating and make her something else to eat. The activities are back on and wide open. During covid the activity directors would come to their rooms and work with them individually, now everyone is able to be together again.

The assessment process was not thorough. They did not review all of the information on my loved one to make an appropriate determination of a good fit. And the executive director was not approachable and did not respond to my phone calls or emails.

The place is very nice, however very expensive. The prices are ala carte in addition to the $2800 rent. The folks that showed us around also just didn’t fit our personalities. I felt they were stuffy. They also werent accommodating with anything we asked. Everything had a fee.

The price is great. Friendly staff. The outdoor area was small. If you are looking for a small group home, this will suit your needs well.

Friendly staff and nice facility, but consistently poor food service and poor laundry service.

Nice, homey, didn't get a welcoming feel from the staff, however.

This was a very beautiful community. The people were accommodating and very friendly. We enjoyed the tour and got to see a lot. We just thought that it was a bit to pricy.

I had a pretty good tour of this community. From what I saw everything looked nice and clean. It is a larger community compared to others. I felt that they would be a little overwhelming for my in laws. The staff was kind and friendly. It was the community to care for them and their needs.

This community is primarily for adults with dementia. The physical facility is older but well maintained. The rooms are smaller than many of the more recently built locations and residents share a half bath with the adjoining room. The dining area looked really nice and well maintained and the common living area on the side visited was homey with comfortable chairs, books and TV.

The staff that offered the tour were very helpful and nice. Southern Manor Living Center is a decent community but seems to be a little crowded. It was a little older and not as clean as it could be. The community would be great with an update and deep cleaning.

We visited and really enjoyed our visit. Everyone was so nice. The rooms were a little small for us. I have a problem with small places. If this was not my problem, I would have loved to live there. The view was amazing. People were great and made us feel welcome.

Mother didn't like having Jack & Jill bathroom

not impressed for the price.

Semi-Private room $2910 per day; Laundry Fee $60 Did not quote the Daily Living Fee.

Although the staff are friendly and seem to genuinely care about the residents, there are not enough staff members to take care of the needs of the residents.

Greenfield of Berryville is an excellent facility. Overall we are happy. There is, however, a lot of overturn in the aids and therefore a lot of constant retraining which can be a little burdensome at times.

staff seems nice, was not impressed with the location, room was ok