Grace Management, Inc

I am currently a resident at Portside at Grande Dunes and most everything has been great for me so far. The move in process went smoothly. The staff is great. The meals give good alternatives if you don't want the listed entrees. The other residents here are okay, but some tend to be very cliquish. Overall, I would recommend Portside at Grande Dunes to others.

For my MIL as she only eats 2xs a day. I do her laundry and change her linens. She is persnickity. There have been staffing issues here. Food is not served timely, the activities are excellent. We would absolutely recommend this community to other families, can't imagine a better place for her.

The health aid staff is great at communicating with the family about issues, the staff goes in and helps our parents with their cell phones, etc. [name removed] was a pleasure to work with in getting them situated and still helps regularly with little things as we settle.

My loved one is a resident at Prestige Assisted Living at Mira Loma and overall the experience has been very good so far. The staff is good. The move in process was easy. However, the food is bland. Overall, I would recommend Prestige Assisted Living at Mira Loma to others.

My cousin is really enjoying Brightmore. It's a beautiful place to stay and the staff is wonderful. The facility is in a great location and before choosing Brightmore, I heard many good things from other people about them!

I was extremely pleased with everything, Starting with the tour that the sales person provided, She was very accommodating and knowledgeable. The front desk persons all knew me by name and my mothers name. The facilities were always clean the Meals were always prompt, nutritious and generally tasty. The residents had several choices for each meal. The staff would know where my mom was the majority of the time and if they didn't, they promptly located her. That was in the assisted living portion. When my mom moved to memory, the staff always knew where was. The nurses are very competent, knowledgeable on her meds and would as much as needed to explain moms treatment. The Dr. would always return messages the facility also has a dentist come in a mobile office for patients

My mother enjoys the activities they have scheduled for the residence very much as well as the trips to Walmart, local stores and other areas of interest. She recently had a hospital stay and they've been very good about checking on her bringing her meals up when she needs it, and all in all we are very very pleased with Collier Park and [name removed], and would readily recommend it to anybody.

Best place especially for the price. All staff members are great as well.

Very friendly and supportive staff. Fairly new building, which is kept in great shape. Meals are very good and served restaurant style.

Sumpter Senior Living is an active, friendly community, my dad began making friends immediately. He enjoys the chef prepared meals and his favorite activity is going to the movie theater area each evening after dinner. They have a physical therapist on site and he has daily PT, which has been greatly beneficial for him. The Nursing staff helps my dad manage his meds and the staff is there to assist with anything he needs. There are a lot of wonderful assisted-living facilities in the area, it was a tough choice, but we made the right one.

After one year, I cannot think of another place where my brother could be better served. Facility has a resident population large enough to enable individuals to connect with others. Staff has been great and tries to connect with the residents. There are a good number of activities available. Food gets high marks. Health/dental referrals have all worked out well, with almost all these services very close by.

We would have to give The Willows of Easley a 5 on all. We were very pleased with it all. I left because my own medical problems created a need for me to have my brother closer to me. Based on the experience we had with The Willows, we would recommend them to other families.

I assisted a wonderful lady moving from her home into Brookdale. The idea of a retirement home brought certain thoughts into my mind; walking into Brookdale made me realize my opinions were wrong. [name removed] was beyond welcoming and supportive to me as I helped move her in...and also went out of the way to make sure my friend felt welcomed and met other people. In the week that I was in and out I met many staff and quite a few of the residents; universally they all seemed to be incredibly happy and very friendly.

They took very good care of my dad. We were very happy, but we visited all the time so we checked on everything. I feel like my dad's end of life experience was comfortable. They were super helpful and accommodating with Hospice care that we brought in.

I would give them all 5s. It's not a new facility but it was perfect for us. The staff that work there have been there awhile and are easy to work with. The location and the size of the facility were the main reasons we chose Brookdale Peoria, and it has been a great experience.

The staff in Assisted Living are caring and competent. The food is quite good. My folks are quite picky though. They always have alternatives if nothing sounds good.

I would recommend to others. If a friend asked about Sumter Senior Living I would say that they were very responsive and organized when we were touring memory care places. My family liked the way the memory care unit was setup especially how the kitchen/dining/entertainment area was surrounded by the residents' rooms. The move-in was easy. Every time I visited the majority of residents were in the central area and not in their rooms. Staff was always wiling to help if we had a specific request. My father's room was always clean as was he and his clothes. He did pass in March.

I toured the community seeking for my brother. I love how everyone interact with everybody that's why it I'm looking for my brother he really will enjoy I love the experience the new things that y'all have going on I love all of it.

My grandmother moved in to the Summit (formerly the Sheridan) in July 2022. She lived there until her passing in March 2024 at age 94. It was her third ALF since her stroke in 2016, and it was by far the best. I live about five minutes away and so I was there often. I was able to see first-hand the attention and care she received from all of the staff. From the CNAs to the nurses to the maintenance and cleaning personnel, I always felt they had her best interests at heart. They have several integrated doctors and PT/OT (though you can keep your own) and because of that they were able to catch a few issues my grandmother was having long before they became critical. There are some things you can tell from a tour - the activities, the physical amenities, maybe even the food. But what you cannot tell, and what matters most, are the people who work there. I'll be forever thankful of the care my grandmother received; it was very much the kind of care I'd hope to receive myself in her place.

So far, they have been accommodating, making sure of a smooth transition to Assisted Living.