Resort Lifestyle Communities

Quickie tour after meeting. Brand new facility with only 16% occupancy. Nice assortment fo room options. Middle price range of $4500/mo with a $550 extra person charge. Did not sample any food other than before meeting cookies and coffee. Dining facilties looked good with 24 hour food service available. Built to to dup;icate a criuse ship. No medical care or facilities.

I will take Mom here.

The community is beautiful, The director is reall great, but the population is down right now. I would recommend this community to others.

I just wanted to warn people about the Emerald Oaks Retirement Resort Community. If you want looks, with no soul this is your place. My Mother was a founding member when they first opened. New and modern was important to her. As time rolled on, she found out this organization rotates managers in and out all the time. The facility had 6 -8 different sets of managers during her 2.5 years living there. Some really good and some very poor. She was also starting to complain about the food service. The quality was poor and food was cold. She was talking about moving to the Franklin, where a lot of members, and friends had already relocated to. She had a fall in her Apt. and that was that. So I am warning all! This is a business, they want your money and that is it. No Heart, No Soul. No Caring!!

property is lovely. The food needs to improve. Most days not even fresh fruit. Church service was promised and is not happening. Was scheduled at first but attendance was low. Most people had not even moved in yet. They need to give it a chance. Staff is very friendly except one grump which everyone knows who that is. Hopefully food will improve and more activities scheduled and not cancellation.

My love one has lived a private crossing for over two years. Although the building is lovely and well appointed as are the apartments the facility is billed as a non-smoking property which in fact it is not. Also the food is less then palatable and in my opinion lacking in overall quality. Meals are served buffet style not served to your table. This property has a history of management turnover which I think is lacking for the continuity of the overall quality of this facility. New managers are on board and promising to make the food better etc. this is a very pricey community I would love to see my loved one move to a better price facility with better food and no smoking

Poor experience overall.....food a huge problem......can't keep managers.....poor quality for the cost. Moved out of there last year when they raised the cost and we weren't getting what we were paying for anyway. I do not recommend this place.

I have been at the Square for less than a year. It is a beautiful place with a fitness center, beauty shop, lounge, and bank on site. However, looks can be deceiving. Initially it was a great place. Since then, I have experienced 3 different sets of managers, numerous support staff turnovers in housekeeping, dining services and maintenance. I love some of the staff here but managers leave a lot to be desired. I went from feeling at home to feeling like I was living in a dictatorship. There are limitations placed on residents which quite frankly have made my life uncomfortable here. It is VERY expensive to live here and I no longer feel I am getting the value or quality of life for the money I pay. I would caution anyone considering the Square to really think about it before signing on the dotted line. It truly isn’t worth it. Several residents feel the same way and have given notice of leaving the Square.

High employee turnover;and staffing shortages.Rented the most expensive unit;on end of bldg,with large empty lot next door.That lot was sold by owners;before we arrived;but we were not informed.Soon there was a strip mall;and Mcdonalds;with all the dust and noise;for months.Now the entrance became a roadway for locals to get to strip mall;often at high speeds..Finally fencing it off,but really over a year too late to keep us there

I would not recommend Shell Harbor to anyone. We were sold a bill of goods that hasn't been delivered upon, as it was advertised as a resort style living, and it definitely is not. We were told that we would fine dining service and food, and we are getting cafeteria food instead. The food is below par, as it is made for residents that are 55 plus with medical needs and dietary restrictions. We are seeing people leaving as it wasn't what was promised to them. The rent is been raised [removed]%. The new resident managers are very young, and they are doing the best they can do. They are very kind, friendly, and nice. Their hands are tied by RLC in making any changes.

Had an issue with the waitlist standby process for different type of room. Did NOT happen the way it was explained to us multiple times. They just recently added an additional trash can in each area so the cans don't overflow onto the floors. The food is NEVER hot...barely even room temperature. Complaints made and they either can't or won't fix the problem

There is no insulation between the floors so everything that is happening above you, you can hear everything. The staff were wonderful to work with, they were attentive to the issues I had and tried to be very accommodating. I loved the community other than that, and the food was amazing.

Me and my husband came into the community last week, and we just loved the energy of the Lifestyle Director, she was so helpful and the residents really seem to love her too. [Name removed] was standoffish when we started asking questions about certain things , like she was occupied with something else. We would love to come back if there was someone else there doing tours.

The direct staff interactions are great. The managers are not as pleasing to work with. My loved ones are moving out of the community. Everything was good, food was very good at the start of their saving. My loved ones were promised room service 24/7 and this isn't been done. Due to COVID the community is blaming the fact they can't do certain follow through. The food is horrible at the community, except on Sunday when they have a prime rib buffet. I've made complaints and nothing is ever done with this by management.

If you are elderly and have any ailments or plan to grow older DO NOT go here. Maybe it was once a compassionate and well run place but not since the new manager came in. It gradually declined and has continued to do so. Many of the staff have left (those that were professional).

I would tell others who are looking into this community that you should try the food before you move, when they first started it was fine but the chef left and it hasn't been the same the food is very salty. I would not recommend the community.

My loved one is doing well since her move to Savannah Pines. I think that when new residents move in, the walls of the apartment should be painted if they have flaws. Also, most of the woodwork is chipped. The meals are very good my loved one is pleased with them. For a while. the dishes were kind of dirty but enough residents brought up the problem so they seem to be improving, My loved one enjoys the activities and other people living there.

We were residents at PC for two years = at which time the home office, Resort Lifestyle Communities, hired a live-in couple as managers. Both husband and wife were heavy smokers. Our lease which stated it was a non-smoking community was totally ignored, and the managers kept smoking in their apartment. Due to my oxygen use and other medical conditions, we were forced to move. These people present themselves as pious, caring, loving people- both locally and at the headquarters level. Take it with a grain of salt! It doesn't matter what your lease says, they will do what they please.

Do not put a loved one in this place - Resort?? Hardly. There has been a major change in staff over the last few weeks. The manager is gone, the chef is gone, the housekeepers are gone, as well as the arrows for social distancing! There has not been a maid service for over 2 weeks. Residents are sleeping on the same sheets and are unable to clean their bathrooms. This "resort" is over 4K a month. They should be ashamed of themselves, this is bordering on elder abuse. There is a reason we go into an "resort", we want to enjoy the time remaining and dearly need the services offered - Items on the menu are missing, maybe they went out with the caring staff that were all let go. Do not let anyone move in until services are restored.

My parents moved to Red Hills about three and a half years ago. It was the best place in town then but has continued to go downhill. The food was good initially but has continually gone downhill since. Many residents complain about it but nothing changes. The home office sent a manager down a few weeks ago and he stayed in his laptop computer all the time and didn’t even attend the community meeting to hear complaints about food and other problems. My mom’s apartment is so bad she has to keep Damp Rid bags in both closets to keep the moldy musty smells out. Her neighbor has the same problem as I’m sure many more do as well. They have no seated service dining even though they have said for three years they were going back to that. They force all these folks, many of whom have walkers or wheel chairs to go through a buffet line and carry their own trays to their table. They have one maintenance man for the entire property and he can’t keep up with all the issues.