Phoenix Senior Living

This facility seems to be nice and the staff friendly. It is located in a nice area of town. It is set off the road with a pond in front of it. Everyone was very helpful. The residents looked well cared for.

Nice facility. Would seriously consider and would like to revisit this weekend. I believe they're doing some renovating.

This is a lovely facility with great staff members and management team. After touring 20+ Assisted Living facilities, this was my favorite; and my parents independently picked it as their new home out of 3 finalists in the area. The multiple levels of care that are available were perfect for our parents' situation where 1 is more independent than the other. PT and OT come to their apartment weekly, and we have seen a fantastic improvement in both parent's physical health and mobility. The staff there provides scheduled transportation for Dr's appointments, and 'field trips' to the grocery, restaurant outings, the bank, etc. are now part of my parent's weekly routine- and they love it. The activities they have weekly are excellent, and my parents are very happy now at Ivey Ridge.

It's very clean and the staff is excellent. It's a good value for what we're paying. The care service seems to be very good. I had a few things that I think were just adjustments and getting to know the place and them getting to know us. I think that's to be expected when you're first coming in. They're very responsive to when things come up. My mom seems to be engaging in all of the activities. She's occupied. They bring in animals; she's very good with animals and she loves that. She's in the memory care unit and she's able to participate in the outside activites and exerxises like tai chi. She loves zumba. I must give them high, high marks for their friendliness. I like the smallness of the unit for the memory care becuase it's more intimate and that's good for my mom.

Room was nice. Facility in the process of receiving a facelift. Staff was nice. Community Service Director was new. Nursing director seemed to be very nice and understanding.

There are 69 residents. The property was nice. They have occupational and speech therapy on site. Several Dr. come to the facility. But they will take you to the Dr. with no charge on certain days. They have an activity coordinator. A studio is $3,295 for 10 medications or less the charge is $125/month. 24 hour trained staff. They did not quote how much it would cost for level one or two assisted living care. Will do an over the phone accessment for the level of assisted living and then re-access after they are a resident. The room is a little larger than Dad's place at St. Leonard (270 sq. ft.). The residents are assigned to the same table to eat. They serve three meals restaurant style.

My partents started living there and now it is just my mom. She has been there for 3 years. I have so far been very pleased with the Plantation and still to this day would tell you I would want to be there. We have had a few issues but they have been addressed and taken care of in a reasonable time. My mom likes it there and feels safe. They have been under new management since about May of 2012 and are now trying to do some upgrades. It is a very big place but they have lots of activities for the residents to do and try to keep them motivated.

Nice place.

I visited on my own and again with Mom. We had a positive experience.

Director was late for the appt. Liked the facility. Room coming available. Put down $850 deposit to hold the room until we can discuss with mother.

Really liked the facility. Great staff, very clean, willing to work with VA and not afraid to coordinate with them. Very positive, budget seems to work, but will be tight. Had a 2nd meeting with The Director and the family for looking at an available suite. Seriously considering locating Dad here.

Nice

Very nice place. The Director who gave us the tour knew the residents by name, even the newest member of the cottage community. They seem to have a lot of activities to keep the residents active.

We enjoyed our visit and the staff was very warm and friendly. We will consider for respite.

We had a nice tour at The Neighborhood. It was very bright and clean. The staff was nice. We just didn’t see a whole lot of people out and about (we were there right after breakfast).

The staff is amazing. The memory care seemed cramped in open spaces. The personal rooms were spacious.

This community was so good that we went back for a second tour. The services being provided were not as much as what we were looking for for our loved one.

The independent living cottages are well built and roomy. The campus is well laid-out. Before the virus 19, the cottages and villas ate at the common unity center. Which also provided bingo, chess, exercising, and other gatherings. Everything is shut down for now and we've had very little sickness. No pool.

I toured Morningside while looking at living options for myself. This community seemed nice, but something that is very important to me is the atmosphere of a place. When I walk in, I want to immediately feel a very comfortable atmosphere, and I just didn’t feel that here. It just didn’t feel right to me, so chose another community.

There is NO ELECTRICITY in the THREE STORY Independent Living building when [the] power goes out!! They only have a working generator in [the] assisted living building which happens to house the office. It is EXTREMELY unsafe for the residents physical and emotional well being. Just totally UNACCEPTABLE! \n