Sagora Senior Living

It's very clean. The staff is very friendly. There aren't really any complaints about the food. There was a little bit of a rough start, but that may have just been our circumstances. We liked the location, it's one of the reasons we chose it.

Beautiful facility, and their memory care unit was very nice. No grouping as far as I could tell and most of the amenities wouldn't be used by the memory care residents.

Things are going great with Rosewood Estates, my loved one is so much happier here! It's a clean, well kept, nice looking place, and the staff have all been wonderful so far! The managers are super, and have really bent over backwards to help her settle in. They even offered to help her box up and move all her things! The only real issue we've run into is that their transportation vehicle does not accommodate wheelchairs or scooters, so we are having to look into other transportation options.

Overall things we're pleased with how things are going with The Brennity at Melbourne! It's a very nice looking community, and they do a great job keeping everything looking clean and well kept. For the most part the staff have all been very friendly, professional, and caring. Some of the newer and younger caregivers are still have some learning to do, but the service overall has been good. They also do a great job with the care, although they could be better about listening to the desires of the family regarding their loved ones care. I've felt like the doctors have pushed a bit too hard for the types of care they want, as opposed to what the family wants. They also do a good job with the activities. They're a fairly new facility but they are obviously putting a lot of effort into building a great activities program. One thing we've been a bit disappointed in is the food, however. They really sold the food during the sales phase, but from what we've experienced so far it can be very hit or miss. Sometimes it is great, but there have been some outright bad meals as well. But overall we are pleased with The Brennity. We know it is a newer community, and there are a lot of things they are still working on.

My loved one loves the community and wishes she’d moved there when she first moved to town – she would have saved a lot of money. There has been a bit of turn over. The washing machines are only available during certain times – not during the week.

The big deficient was that the food was very high in carbs with large portions. Such a diet can lead to obesity and there were plenty of residents with this concern. They also had really high pressure marketing - with you have to did it today kind of pressure.

They had activities here, but I couldn't get him to get involved in anything. It was brand new and modern. The staff were wonderful, for the most part. I felt that they were overworked. When we first got there the receptionist would look up and greet us, then they started piling more and more work, they wouldn't look up because they were so intent on getting the job done. As the family of a resident I would think it would be more important to pay attention to the families. The food was good and it was clean. I saw a lot of change in the staff, something like 4 directors in two years. There was a lot of undercurrent going on there, I was there often and I think I heard about more than what you would see on the surface. There was some [removed] going on as well.

A beautiful, new community. Wendy was very nice, professional and helpful. At this time I can not see my Dad being there.

The staff is very friendly, they have been really good, and very easy to work with. The food itself is okay, the food service is not consistent, there should be four or five things on the plate or pudding with it, and something will get left off, and it's a continual problem. In the hallways, the people in their rooms are allowed to smoke and it seeps out into the hallways and smells like smoke. We chose them because they were able to take both parents even when one having dementia.

Welcoming, open, bright, toured assisted living only, liked lay out, great activites does offer respite care

The activities sound like they’re really good. I’d give the food a 3. For one thing there’s too much salt. When you have heart trouble that’s not good. The food doesn’t match the menu. They’re pretty at looking after you.

I know this company by the name Rio Terra. I’ve heard it’s great. It’s better than where my loved one had been before, but I haven’t been to see it personally. They’ve been there a couple years now. If you’re in that area and looking for memory care, it might be something that would work for you.

They’re awesome! They brought her dinner the other day when she wasn’t feeling good. About the activities, she’s digging it and having a blast~ I recommend Parkwood Meadows! She loves it. There is plenty of outdoor areas where she can go and walk. She says the food is good and she’s picky

I visited on April 8th. Beautiful facility, some good options with the duplexes and the apartments. Probably too pricey for us.

Enjoyed this tour as well. All were very nice and professional. My father still wasn't convinced. Will have to revisit as well during an event and lunch or dinner.

We visited this place and they were kind of uppity. One of the workers gave one of the residents a side hug and someone said, "that wasn't very appropriate." I don't want to be anywhere where hugs are looked down on, who doesn't like a hug.

The facilities look great and I have really enjoyed meeting everyone so far.

I visited it on the 6th, not the 5th. Lots of natural light; wide hallways. Residents seemed engaged with each other at lunch time. Liked the floor plans offered the best. However, I can't see my mom living in any of the three places visited. It's not the facilities; it's mom.

They are great, the people are very good very attentive. They could be a little more firm with the rules instead of leaving it up to the family to enforce. They should offer some counseling as some of the residents are going through a difficult time. Bri is outstanding, she was a CNA and now she is the activities director, she is there all the time and always smiling and very upbeat. Carolyn is very attentive and she is the head nurse, and she is really good. The food is amazing! I would give them a five for that. The director and the nurse came to the house to assess and talk to my parents, which I thought was wonderfully helpful.

This was more independent than my loved one could handle. The rooms had microwaves and refridgerators. We needed memory care and that wing was full, but even that was triple the price we had been quoted at another place, plus level of care, that would likely go up. It was a nice place and all, just wasn't right for our needs.