Azalea Manor

It's okay and decent. The staff is friendly.

My father quit doing his rehabilitation when he moved into the property. He is not very out going either and kind of a loaner. The staff has done a great job of making him comfortable and they bring his meals to his room. They are very friendly and do there best to make him feel comfortable.

I love my visits at Azalea Manor. It is such a family-like environment. All of the residents that live there are so kind and inviting. [name removed], the administrator is so kind and goes above and beyond to make sure the residents as well as staff are well cared for to the best of her ability. The staff that I interact with truly care about what they do.

Based on 2022 stay - some areas we think they could improve on based on our experience with the quality of care, the family contract and just the overall experiences for residents/family relationships.

We think the staff are nice and there doesn't seem to be high turnover. My mom's room could be cleaned better. Azalea Manor is an affordable home but needs a few tweaks.

We escaped after a month of horror stories. I would tell others not to use them unless the person needing facility is sound of mind and ambulatory and not needing a larger wheelchair as they don't fit through the door to leave the room. Manager ordered staff to withhold meds if payment wasn't received as we were leaving (payment already had been given).

Azalea Manor is more catered to someone who is more assisted living, than memory care residents. My loved one was there for a short stay. I was highly dissatisfied with the overall experience, especially with management. There were times that I would find my loved one's room not cleaned and it was sticky. There are times my loved one wouldn't be clean or in dirty clothes and there was poor hygiene. There were times that the community would tell me that my loved one was combative, and my loved one would let me know me the staff was rough with them. The community was good at taking care of the residents who only needed assisted living. If there were other residents needed more care for memory care, this wasn't happening. [name removed] is a very nice person, and then when we got into the community the statements from her didn't come true. Things were promised and things weren't followed through upon. I gave notice that my loved one was coming to pick my loved one up, and the staff was either not communicated or miscommunicated. Anytime that things happened that my loved one did, they never communicated this with me until well after the fact and that it was wrong. There was a time that the community had an outside activity for the residents, and said that my loved one was participating. The director lied to me and my loved one was letting me know that they didn't participate in this specific activity. My loved one wasn't dressed for the activity and this was very upsetting to me. The customer service was great during the time of bringing my loved one into the community. The management tried telling me not to go to a new community as well. The director kept saying that I could have items, and so they just took the items from my loved one and let me know after the fact. In addition the director kept saying that I never let her know about issues that I had with the community or care my loved one was receiving. I did try and let her know of all the challenges. We also had billing challenges as well. The community didn't want to refund me money that was owed.

The everyday staff are wonderful and they are so friendly and sweet. I do think they could do better with cleaning of the rooms, her bathroom is always dirty when I go to visit. Communication has not been very good, I have a very hard time reaching the administrative staff and every time I try to call to talk to my mom, no on answers the phone. I do think I should be getting more for the money I am paying.

I would recommend Azalea Manor to others for their loved ones. The staff interaction has been good. The caseworker, hospice care coordinator, and the Executive Director have been good about reaching out to me to keep me involved in my loved one's care.

We were promised so many things and that our loved one would qualify for the assistance that came from being on hospice. However that was not true, our loved one was lucky to get a bath once a week, they messed up and forgot their medication and they did not get the physical therapy needed after having surgery. If you do not qualify for their hospice care you will not receive any assistance. The hospice care team is wonderful, however we would not recommend to other families.

It was a short stay for our loved one but the lady who runs the place is very nice and he really seemed to enjoy the meals and dining. However, they could work on some improvements like the cleanliness, staffing, and just overall communication. Also there were no activities that we were aware of.

I would not recommend this community to anyone for their loved one. This was not a good community. They did not keep their promises and always lied to us.

This is geared for someone that is more comfortable in a home type of environment rather than a clinical environment. The cleaning and the care services are better than acceptable. The staff are very friendly and well trained. I do feel like there may be a shortage of staff but everywhere is going through this right now.

[name removed] was very accommodating open to explaining about all areas asked by myself, mom, and brother. We were pleased by what we saw and heard. We will be pursuing this a resident for our mother.

The director and staff are excellent. The location was clean and the senior seem content and happy. The building has plenty of lighting it was not dark.

Did not like the reviews but took the chance and boy am I glad I did. The director, sales staff , activities and care staff were so welcoming and friendly. They have clearly done a lot with renovations and it is still happening. The new owner really cares about the residents and is doing a lot to upgrade everything. Absolutely worth the $2000 a month we pay now for my dad. So happy we are here !

My grandfather moved in to Azalea Manor just over a year ago in August 2017. It took him a few months to get use to the change. He is now in his 100th year and loves the staff and has made some friends. He can be challenging at times, when he is feeling down or doesn't want to take wanting to take his medication etc. but there is always some one on staff that knows how to smile, be patient, and help him out. My dad and I visit him two or three times a week and he is usually snoozing in his recliner, hanging out in the common area, or sitting on the front porch.