Florida Assisted Living Management

We really ejoyed interacting with the people here. If my grandfather didn't need more acute care I would absolutely choose this recently renovated cummunity our first choice. Hope this helps you and your loved one. ; )

Enjoyed the residents when we toured this community. We even played bingo.

Overall our experience with Bradenton Oaks has been a good one. It's a nice looking place, they keep it very clean, and the staff is friendly and professional. We're generally very satisfied with the service.

I think Bradenton Oaks is worth looking into. It was affordable for my sister. There's not a lot of activities per say, but they do encourage the residents to come out of their rooms, go to the dining area for meals, there's van service to go to Walmart/shopping. She's a picky eater so she doesn't care for the food much.

This facility has fantastic staff, but their experience with visually handicapped people is apparently limited or lacking training. There is no question but that their hearts are in the right place, but more training is needed from wait staff to housekeeping.

So far so good. My mother has only been there a few days, she fell and had to be taken to the local hospital. There was a little confusion over who she was, as the hospital did not read the paperwork sent from Savannah Court, but the ALF did their part. My mother is enjoying the place, the people, and even the food, she has gained weight and is now complaining about her weight! I have visited frequently and the staff is warm, friendly and attentive. I hope it continues.

I think the staff is really nice.

My Mom is so happy to be back in Florida and Bradenton Oaks is affordable and has all the services she needs at this time . I am sure we will find out more as time marches on. the employees at all levels are friendly and caring.

Our experience with Savannah Court of the Palm Beaches has been very good. They are very nice to my mother, and she is very happy there. There are few little tweaks that could be made which I am working with them on, but all in all they have been really good. I do pay extra for the level of care my mother receives and while they do a great job I am not 100% certain that the extras we pay for are always there. But overall they are really great and I would recommend them.

She likes it and they are friendly enough. Maybe if they could just listen a little more to how their residents are feeling. She has one of the nicest rooms, with hardwood floors and some nice colors, and it feels like a home. I think the complaints she has now has to do with the fact that she isn't feeling well, and they are trying to push her to do things. It's clean, and she loves her room, and is pretty happy.

liked the facility, especially the activities director who led the tour and treated the residents beautifully. Liked the facilities, variety of activities, personal attention, etc.

My mother-in-law got to the point that she needed a lock down facility so we moved her here. They have 24 units of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and their own dining room and everything. She's got dementia pretty bad and we couldn't take the risk that she would wander off. I only had to complain one time because they were bringing her laundry back and leaving it in the basket and my mother-in-law was just rummaging through it. We got that worked out. I never tell them when I'm coming and I just look and observe what's going on. I think they're doing a good job.

This is a bigger community. We did not want a community that was that big and we did not want a community that had two levels. They do offer activities.The staff was very nice and caring. The meals seemed to be appealing and the other residents seem to be happy. Activities are offered to others who want to participate. We highly recommend this community to families for good care

The staff was very nice, and the environment was lovely, but they were not able to meet the needs of my mother. The activities did not have the mental stimulation that my mother required. She is nearly 98 but felt that there was too much time spent playing childish games (She does not play games, or watch tv.). The recreation person is quite new in the job and has not had enough time to get a better program going. (My mother is very impatient, and I had no choice but to take her back home) I had to intercede to see that she received her bathing assistance, and even then she didn't always. A consult with the visiting psychologist was never scheduled as requested. As a senior who doesn't eat meat or poultry, there wasn't always sufficient choice for her to eat beyond salads and eggs. She has a problem with falling, and the staff was wonderful taking care of her when she had a fall. The lock on her room door was not working, got fixed and broke again. Clearly there are some issues that need to be dealt with, but all in all I still like this facility.

My brother was only there for a few months and due to his escalating dementia needed to be placed in a memory care unit. Unfortunately, there was no vacancy in that section at Colonial or he would have remained there. Overall, it was a pleasant environment. Major upgrades were being made to enhance the somewhat dated rooms and hallways.

Seems like a very caring community. Sounds like a very clean older setting.

When they tell you that they will provide you rides to your doctor appointments, the will not do it. They claim they have no bus, and they will not get the bus fixed. There's supposed to be someone there to order your groceries, and she's only been able to do it once or twice since November. The staff has only called me once, and that was to tell me my loved one was in the hospital. The rest of the time I haven't had any calls. The food is absolutely horrible. My loved one enjoys playing bingo there, and that makes her happy.

Wasn't blown away by Colonial. It's almost $2K/month more than Imperial Club for a private room. Waiting on additional information from [name removed]. He was 30 minutes late to our scheduled call.