Volante Senior Living

My parents moved into Dancing River five years ago. I gave them a 5 star review two years ago so, as you look at the reviews, please note the date. Dancing River was a wonderful facility until new management took over in 2021. The caregivers that are still there are wonderful and caring people, but they are overworked due to the huge staff turnover in the last 9 months. We paid for Level 4 care (the highest level of care) for my father. When I visited him last month his room had not been cleaned all month, his laundry was overflowing (level 4 care includes daily laundry if necessary) leaving only a few clothes in his closet, his room smelled horrible, and there was feces smeared on his toilet and dried urine on the floor. He was getting depressed and no longer wanted to participate in activities. I spoke with [name removed] (acting director/management) about the issues. Unfortunately, my father passed away before we could move him out. Most of his friends were moving out for the same reasons.

Our loved one was only in the memory care unit for 4 DAYS and was taken by ambulance at 2:30am in the morning to Morton Plant. NO ONE in our family received a call until 7:30am in the morning and then no one knew what hospital to send us to. It took over 2 HOURS to find her. They said she fell but no bruises anywhere on her except a black eye! She never walked again after that. Passed away about a month later! My mom was doing great until she arrived here! We thought she would be with us for several years!! They made it seem like the place was really good about taking care of our loved one but obviously they dropped the ball somewhere…..we found out later the State was looking into several issues. Plus my dad had additional expenses he wasn’t counting on! PLEASE think twice before you take your loved one here or you’ll be burying your loved one like us???? I wouldn’t even give them one star because they took my dads star away from him!!

Coronado Heights changed their name and ownership to Inspired Senior living of Las Vegas. It was very uninspiring. They get straight 1s in every category. When my stepfather passed away in hospice nobody at their facility even called me. They had his door shut even though he would be calling out for help. They did not even have a bed pan when he was bedfast. The facility leadership was very poor communicators and it was a miserable experience there which is why we moved them. The caregivers were lousy, the memory care area was dark and they didn't do any great engaging activities so my mother seemed way more depressed then.

We toured this community and It was very frustrating. They forgot about our appointment and the tour was awful. I would not recommend touring this community.

Crescent Park has gone above and beyond with there care. I'm very happy and also my mom is to. The co-vid pandemic has been a big adjustment for all. Thank you for all your hard work ??

You don’t have a level low enough to mark. I moved my sister out after 13 days. Her care was very poor. She fell 5 times and after meeting with staff to increase her level of care she still did not receive appropriate care. She was found in soiled clothing late in the afternoon wearing the same sleepwear we had put on her the night before. She was in the memory care unit and the last straw was they found her on the bathroom floor naked in the morning so I’m sure no one was watching or paying attention to alarms that were in the room to let you know of any problem. She is improving at home with excellent care. I would not recommend Grand Villa to anyone. It still cost us a month for the poor care since we did not give a 30 day notice. There are some many issues I can’t possibly cover in the limited space.

Run, don't walk from this place. I have a family member that was one of the first residents to enter Peachtree. They have failed miserably at doing anything they said they would be doing. It was built brand new but the management has changed hands multiple times. The food that should be being served here is not happening. It has actually been being brought over there from the nursing home that is in the same location. Limited to no activity is being provided. I could continue to go on, but want. There are to many out there to choose from that actually provide the services they state to have and are much nicer than this place. Run, Run, Run..............

FACT: From 2016-2018 my mother was a resident at Grand Villa of Dunedin FL. The first 6 Mos she was in assissted living part of the facility. When I would go to the facility to check in on her progress no one knew bcuz no one read her file, they couldn't understand english, they had no idea who she was bcuz"they just started working there",they said she had to make independent choices about her care and they couldn't help her even though I specifically stated she had ALZHEIMERS.6 mos later they moved her to Memory Care of the facility bcuz she wondered off the premises. When they moved her they had 2 caregivers working in the Memory Care. A temporary head nurse who had no idea how to deal with my mother's anxiety for being moved. They put her in a room she didn't recognize for 2 weeks bcuz they were short staffed on getting her room ready for her with her belongings.The head manager quit, the temporary head nurse quit and they send my mother to the hospital bcuz they couldn't deal with her anxiety. For the the next 18 mos the new head nurse [Name removed] called me once a month to complain about my mother being too much to care for until The Grand Villa evicted her.Uncaring, Inexperienced, High Turnover,Constant Price HikingFacility.

Read the Health Dept violations and reports of this facility. My love one experienced a huge german cockroach infestation. The staff is lazy both in care and cleaning. They do not give you what is promised and constantly play the blame game against each other. The medication management plan does not work. Your loved one complains, believe them. Only one thing is good and that is the food, but beware of the salt and sodium, junk food, and lack of concern what they eat when most are not very mobile.

My mother was brought to live at Grand Villa in St. Petersburg, FL in May of 2015. Since May of 2015 she has had a very bad experience. I have about 200 photos showing various things over the last year that are unsatisfactory, including thousands of ants on her food, dirty diapers left out, dirty plastic gloves left on kitchen counters, etc. Whole wardrobes of my mother's clothes have been lost many times over. Often times my mother is wearing the same clothes with the same food stains two days after my last visit. When you pull the emergency cord in the room it can take up to half an hour for someone to arrive. This place looks nice but is a disaster. Also, Google the company that owns it and you will find more than you need to know.

This place looked depressing and the patient rooms disheveled. It smelled of urine the minute I walked in.

Our experience here was not a good one. My loved one was in the memory care section and we had a big problem with other residents being allowed to wander in and out of her apartment. Night and day she would just have strangers come in, and they said there wasn't anything they could do about it. It just felt like they never had enough staff on hand, and the care suffered for it. I also was never impressed with the food.

Putting my mother there was the worst decision I ever made! The management was only there to make money. The staff was actually mean to my mother who was still recovering from pneumonia and was also very confused. The food was a joke. For dinner residents were offered EITHER a bowl of canned soup or a plain sandwich. I am so thankful we pulled her out after less than 1 month even if we did not get our deposit back. They need to be closed down! If I could rate this with 0stars I would!

This facility is VERY understaffed. They sell you with the million dollar + renovations and large staff. The facility is beautiful but looks are deceiving for sure. My loved one was there for one month and they did not address his needs at all. When he passed away they didn't even have the decency to call and extend their condolences. The day after he passed, they called to ask when I would be removing his items. I explained that I would get their after making funeral arrangements and the person said, "well when will that be?" Very, Very rude and unacceptable. You would think the staff would have sensitivity training since they work with the elderly. Definitely not the case. 3 weeks after his death, I received a bill, not a card for charges incurred before he resided there and for the month after his death. Ridiculous! Stay away from this place if you want your loved one to flourish in an assisted living/dementia facility.

We were not happy from day one. We were concerned with the level on non-activity going on. They had a great activities board, but things never really happened. They did not respond to medical emergencies in a timely manor. Their reports were not thoroughly filled out. The communication between the staff is not great. They seemed to be understaffed, mealtimes took a very long time.

no receptionist or anyone at any of there residences. Depressing. Needs a complete overhall

Based on our families experience we would not recommend Grand Villa of Largo to anyone. Our loved one had supposedly fell out of bed and we were never called until the next morning and that was even hours after our loved one had being admitted to the hospital. It did not meet any of the expectations our family had and we would advise families to be vigilant when looking into communities for their loved ones

During our loved one stay, they became extremely malnourished. They did not assist them with eating or drinking water like we advised them to do. This caused them to end up in the hospital for [dates removed]. We were billed heavily even after our loved one left the community. Also there are absolutely no activities unless its bingo, there is nothing else going on. We feel that this community is a rip off, it is a big scam. Even the doctors at the hospital did not want them going back there.

I would tell others to not take your loved ones to Grand Villa. We made arrangements a month ahead of time and the day of me taking my mother here, her room as not ready, there was no bed, the previous occupants possessions were in the room. They lost my moms laundry and mixed it up so when I went to get her stuff she had a lot of things that weren't hers. As a result of them not paying attention to my mother, she fell and broke her arm and her leg and never returned. They also never lived up to their word.

The care staff at the community was excellent, however the management and upper level staff was fake and not helpful They said they could do this and do that, but they never did. The communication was also lacking