Crescent Wood

Dad’s physical and mental decline lead us to this wonderful place. Staff, accommodations, food are all amazing! His own space and community dining and on the spot help when he has a bad day. We would highly recommend!

Pleasantly and gratefully surprised! The dining room seemed amazing. They are genuinely for their staff and the residents. The apartments and the grounds are very nice! The amenities and activities offered are carried and the transition - so easy. I'm very excited for Mom.

Crescent Wood is a quiet facility with polite staff. Large Price increases were not expected. I think I would recommend them

My father recently moved into the independent living community. He suffers from Alzheimer's-related memory loss, but is still able to do most things for himself. This community has both independent and assisted living options and the staff have been helpful and communicative through the whole process. Dad is making friends and loves the bungalow style living. And the food is great!

We chose Crescent Wood because of the value for the money and they are a non-profit. I think the friendliness of the staff and the way they make residents and family feel is amazing. As long as mom is comfortable, I am comfortable. They offer a lot of activities for residents to participate in. She raves about the food, they are chef prepared meals. The experience has been terrific so far and I would recommend to others looking.

The staff members were awesome, and I never really got to eat the meals there except during the lock down and the food was good. I do wish they had more activities while i was there, but the activities were limited. When they did offer them up it was on a first come first serve bases so you had to hurry and sign up. The price was way to high, but it really was a home away from home.

I believe my loved one has been taking care well. The staff is great about delivering food and medication on time. My loved one is doing better since coming to this community. My loved one was able to move to the independent living. He has been participating in activities, it has been good for him. The community has been very good during the pandemic, they haven't had any cases of COVID. The food is good, and my loved one is very happy with the food. The independent living has laundry service and my loved one has a washer and dryer in their room.

Not for assisted living. Consistent personnel turnover in clinical and managerial. Make rounds every 2 hours so mom laid on the floor for over an hour when she slipped to the floor from her wheelchair. Slow to contact doctor for medicine or changes to meds. No contact when a change in status. No care plan. Would not recommend this facility to anyone.

I have had nothing but problems since Brookdale took over ownership of this facility. They have a consistent turnover of personnel from the CNA’s to the administration staff. They have been lax in care, fall procedures, clothes have disappeared, medications have been late and not returning calls. I would NOT recommend this facility to anyone. Very poor.

[Removed] who is now the sales coordinator met me and spent two hours talking and showing me around. She was really a sweet helpful person a real doll. Everything was really clean and the people were very nice. I got to ask several people how they liked living there and what the drawbacks were. They all were positive except for the outdoor parking. I got to see two of the 2 bedrooms which is what I would need. They were currently occupied but the people were pleased to have me look. I told [Removed] if and when I move in and she needs to show one she can call me any time and if I'm at home come over, or even just bring them over if I gave her a key to do so. I know it's hard to move into areas like that and seeing something that is already furnished helps you decide can I get most of my stuff in. Hearing the people talk about their places also helped. I put my name on the waiting list for a 2 bedroom and she will call when one becomes available. That is the largest problem they have, not enough of the larger 2 bedrooms. They have some in Assisted Living, but they can't rent those out to Independent Living, or I could move in next month since a lady is leaving for her daughter's. When you talk to people who build these types of living tell them they really need to do more 2 bedrooms for those of us coming out of large homes. Both of the ladies said they came from large homes and had to cut down a lot, but a 1 bedroom would have been out of the question. She said I am the first one on the list now since she just place her last 2 bedroom in Independent Living. I already knew that I would have to cut down on this 4 bedroom a huge amount, but I think it is time, and after I finish I think I'll be happier with less to care for. Oh yes, she did suggest renters insurance just in case. I was very pleased with everything and the fact that it is only 3.5 miles from where I currently live which keeps me in the end of town I want to stay in, close to things I use all the time. Time will tell as to when I can make the move, but if and when a 2 bedroom opens I will probably put the entrance fees down to hold it. I love the fact that for a very minor amount I can do that. They have dropped their entry fee from 2500 to 2000 with 500 for pets.\, well within my means as is the monthly fee, I was afraid of the cost, but they have kept it almost what it was when I first looked over 12 years ago. She also gave me a list of when their scheduled transportation runs, and the food offering for the past three days so I could get an idea of that. I was able to get all my questions answered either by her or one of the ladies who's apartments I visited. Now I am in a waiting period until I get a call, at which time, down goes the deposit, and I start moving, then have a partial estate sale by a reputable person, and sell the house. [Removed] gave me the card of the real estate person who is helping her find a house since they are now renting; and the information on a lady who can come now and then to help with yard work that my lazy yard man ignores and I wind up doing, so that is a real help as well and went beyond what her job is. I also got a copy of the She also gave me a copy of the September Community connections newsletter with the daily information so I have an idea of what activities are available. All in all I am more impressed after having done the tour then I was with just visiting a friend there, and once the work and settling in, the move is done I think I will be very happy there and so will my cats. Plus my two boys can stop worrying. I sm not sure they are going to like my doing it, but it won't impact them. The only item I will pay for monthly besides the apartment is the cable because I want TV, Computer and Phone, and they only carry the basic for TV. They even include a monitoring button like I currently wear so I can switch to that and save my fee on the AARP one I have now. All in all I think what I save in my current home with the move will cover at east half if not more of the apartment monthly fee. I know I'd have been cramped in a 1 bedroom, but a 2 will do fine especially with the porch and 5h3 other buildings that have library, pool, exercise room etc, or just nice places to sit and talk or read if you want to "get out" but not leave the area. [Removed] Titusville, FL [Removed]

We are comfortable with my mother in laws move to this community. She is doing well, and so far everything is working out well. They have a really good staff at this facility. They are very helpful, and always willing too help. They do a good job with the cleanliness. Her room, and the community are clean when we visit. This is a community I would recommend, it is nice place.

This community was not a good fit for my sister in law. They staff were nice and helpful. They keep the community clean. The food was ok however they do not offer a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables. They offered daily activities but she did not participate in them.

Having know some one in the place years ago it has truly changed, keep looking if you are looking into placing your loved one there. The good staff they have had, don't stay which is a red flag. It is hard to find exceptional caregivers of course you can replace a body but it is not always about just replacing the body. The staff is over worked and seem to be doing other jobs that should be under other departments categories descriptions which takes always from patient care. Unfortunately this has been observed for quite some time and the old saying you never know who is watching. There are residents that are quite aware and have freely spoke during my visits unaware of who was really listening. I feel sorry for the ones who put the effort in and go unnoticed while it seems the ones conducting are all about the money and themselves. When its suppose to be about the loved ones.

The place is great. Everything is good with the facility. No Complaints.

We toured Brookdale Titusville (Sand Point) when we were looking into respite care options for a loved one. This seemed like a nice place overall, and the staff we met were all very friendly and professional! However, I didn't think the layout of the facility would be a good match for my loved one. It is very large and spread out, and she worries about getting lost.

Don't do it! And, if you do, be sure to monitor your billing.

A depressing place to be. Or, maybe, I was premature in site selection. We're only in our 70s, you see, and found the atmosphere more than a trifle stifling. Too many questions (11 pages in one "little questionnaire" that was not presented during the "sign-in" phase. It was an unfounded invasion of privacy, to my mind, and went un-answered. Be sure of your timing before entering any of these places. Being premature can get costly. Billing practices are a trifle "iffy", too. Good grub, though.

We liked that their units are open, although we would have liked if they were a little bigger, but we did like that there was a washer and dryer in each unit.  The food was good, we had lunch during the tour. The community was clean, and the grounds were kept neat and tidy. The whole place seemed a bit dark because of the brown color scheme. We didn't notice any odors. Everyone we met was very pleasant. For what she was getting didn't find it outrages for the price. We also liked that they had an outside screen porch, and that they had some kind of activity going on all the time. They take them shopping, and they also have a bus service. Really her only concern was that the dining room was farther than she would like to walk from her room, but they said if she couldn't get to the dinning room they could bring food to her room.

When I visit all of the employees have seemed friendly, helpful, and considerate, and my loved one seems like he is happy here.