Viva Senior Living

This community was in the running and this was my number two. There was another community that just followed up with me and showed that they cared about my loved one and it swayed me another direction. Very nice community and the pricing seemed to be a-la-cart. Location was also important for where my loved one was. The tour guide spent a lot of time with us and answered all of questions in regards to the community.

This community did not have any private rooms and did not have any openings when my loved one had to have a place. I liked this community but it just did not have openings and we were on a time schedule

It's a good place to place a loved one. I would suggest a single room if at all affordable for you. The rooms are small for 2 people, especially if they use a hospital bed, it takes up most of the space. The single room provides more space. The provide a lot of activities. This is all listed on their monthly calendar. They do a lot art projects that they hang up on the walls. They do have a gardening group weather permitting and bible study as well to name a few.

Our family had an in person tour and we thought The Hearth was absolutely beautiful, we loved the community right away. However the community was jut a little to far away and they do not accept pets.

The Hearth is certainly a friendly community, our loved one has been back and forth from rehab so he hasn't had the chance to really experience everything like the activities, but from what we have seen they look great. The entire organization and the staff are just amazing, we would recommend this community to others.

It's been a pretty good memory care experience. The four different wings they have with different types of care have been beneficial. The facility itself is good, and the staff are about average.

We've been very happy with our choice. I feel they've kept us well informed with any restrictions going on with the pandemic. And that's been a big relief. Making the move was a much easier adjustment than we were expecting, for Dad as well as for our family. All the limited care provided in independent living has been good - cleaning, meals etc. My dad tells me everyone on staff is very friendly and kind. He's happy there. He seems to enjoy the food. He likes going on walks, attending music activities, and watching football games with other residents. He's meeting people his age and making friends. They have exercise classes, and transportation to church and appointments and things. We're very happy with them and how Dad has adjusted. He's very comfortable there, and it has gone as well as we could have ever hoped. I have no worries about him. I fell like we're getting a good value, and it's nice to know that additional assisted living services are there if he ever needs them.

Our loved one was mostly on a liquid diet but even being on a liquid diet he seemed to enjoy it and we were happy. He wasn't able to most of the time participate in the activities but what we were able to see when we visited looked great and the residents were kept busy a lot of the time. We thought the value for cost was great.

Woodland Creek was an extremely nice facility from what we saw on our tour. I would definitely tell others to check this place out

I thought Commonweath at Hagerstown was very nice. The only downside is they didn’t have any single rooms available at the time, and our loved one didn’t want to share a room. But the lady that showed us through was very nice. They were probably our 2nd choice out of the places we looked at.

They were the best at this community. They are excellent people and good folks to trust your loved ones with memory care too take care of.

We chose The Retreat at Easley because of the location, it is central to the town of Easley which is where all her family is and the cost was affordable as well. The room sizes at the facility are adequate. The staff were fantastic to us, she was in hospice here and they were extremely accommodating and bent over backwards to help. I would recommend to others looking.

Our family had an in person tour and the community was really nice, but because of the size we thought it might be too overwhelming for our loved one. We also thought because its so big, the personal one-on-one care wouldn't be there as much. However, the community was still really nice and very clean.

We chose Hope Center because I really felt good about the place when I went in. It was the first place I went and I felt at ease immediately. I was completely comfortable from the get go. They are some of the kindest people I have ever met, they really were concerned and helpful the whole time she was here. I would absolutely recommend to others.

Lincoln Manor was amazing while our loved one was there, the staff and facility was amazingly wonderful

They provide truly heart-felt care for the people who live there and their families. This is my loved one's third facility overall and 2nd assisted living facility, and I just wish I had known about them from the very beginning. They've been fabulous. Really my favorite thing about it is the area called "Wandering Brook," which is specifically designed for dementia patients who wander and walk around. There's an outdoor patio area that's locked from the outside and gated. So my loved one can go to that outside garden area whenever he wants to. There's just a lot more freedom and flexibility while still keeping an eye on him.

Have lived here for the past 4 years and have had a very positive experience living here. People here are very friendly and helpful. My wife and I do not regret having chosen to live here at the Hearth.

Commonwealth Senior Living gets 5-stars across the board. We absolutely love everything about this community and the staff members. Anytime we have a concern it is addressed immediately and they explain how it will be fixed. We are so pleased with the love and care our loved ones are receiving. We finally have a peace of mind. The staff members do this because its a job, but they genuinely care for these residents are treat them like family. Also the location is very convenient for us to visit, and they are very open for families to visit.

The living grounds are very nice and variable according to needs. The food is tasty and well prepared.

With my limited experience, I would absolutely recommend it. We received very high quality care during our short stay here. They handled everything really well, and they helped us through a really difficult time. The pandemic made things so difficult, and I was happy we found such a good place for our loved one during all the craziness. Some places were not even accepting new residents during that time. It was my understanding that Woodland Creek was a brand new facility, and my loved one was one of the first residents there. They were not fully occupied yet , so I think the fact that there were not as many residents there helped her. She had a semi-private room without a roommate yet. At the time, there were just very few residents there. Since it was new, it was very clean. Most of our interaction with the staff was over the phone. They were very reliable over the phone. I did get to meet the administration. They were very good and very helpful. I wasn't able to have much interaction with the day-to-day caregivers due to the pandemic, and my loved one was not in the state of mind to give feedback. For activities, they had a portal where you could log in to see what was going on. My loved one didn't participate a lot, but they really made an effort to keep the residents involved. The cost was high, but it's for your cherished loved one, and it was a great facility. I felt my loved one was very well cared for. I believe there was good value there because it was good quality care.