Florida Assisted Living Management

Facility is undergoing sorely needed renovations. The staff clearly show a loving and caring attitude. The director is a progressive and forward thinking person. She is truly hands on. Would be acceptable if it were located closer to my home.

[name removed] is very nice, caring and helpful. We can afford this place. Unfortunately, it is quite run down, not terribly clean, and smells of urine.

I rate Savannah Court of the Palm Beaches a three which means fair. The bathrooms and carpets were dirty. The staff was helpful and pleasant, however, it didn't have a clean and cheerful atmosphere.

Savannah Court of Palm Beaches is nice but it is an older community. The style of the community is like bedrooms in a house. The wall paper is very dark and the doors are a very dark brown. The community could use some updating and paint. The staff were very well rounded and able to address all of my concerns.

The director was very helpful in setting everything up. The room was ready to move into and all the paper work was prepared and explained. My Dad has only been there less than a month. His major complaint is the food, and the cleaning of his room (one room with a bath). They do have apartments there and maybe he would adapt to that environment better.

The staff is very friendly. My concern is that my dad gets his meds from the VA which he has a very low co-pay. They have been ordering his meds from the local pharmacies and now I have a bill of over $1000. The place seems to be clean, however we're having issues with bugs. I have addressed it with them as well as my father. They have sprayed but it is still an ongoing issue. They came into my dads apartment once without knocking, which has not been a problem again.

Did visit here while in Florida. Wonderful place - especially the gentleman that showed us around. He was wealth of information. Not crazy about location and not a really good fit.

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. Everyone here seemed very nice, the staff were all friendly and helpful. However the community just didn't have a very uplifting atmosphere, it just felt drab and depressing.

There is virtually no parking. The food is mediocre at best. The laundry service would be a three to a four. The best redeeming quality is that the staff is very friendly.

They are about average. They all have an odor but this is no more or less than others. The carpet needs to be replaced, and some deferred maintenance kind of things. The management staff is pretty aloof, but the daily staff is pretty good. The food seems to be ok.

$2000 for 1 bedroom, $500. For second person, $400.00 pain management per person, has memory care. Location close

Had a nice tour. It does not have a lot of amenities. Staff bragged about the food. Possible follow up w/Mom

It was fine, the units were small and you didn't get as much space for your money. It was also multi-story, so you had to ride elevators, and we didn't like that.

Not really impressed with it. Also Linda Horvath is no longer there

20 resident within memory care unit community, but part of larger Assisted Living community. Integrates with A.L. community. Outings once a week. Will take Medicaid diversion if eventually needed but would be in semi-private room. Nursing staff available 24/7. Drs come to community. Transportation within 10 mile radius for other doctors but requires private aid to go. Rehab staff available. Unfurnished, no refrigerator

Residents need more stimulation. Too much sitting and tv watching. Nurses need to be out checking on patients instead of in the office chatting.

What started out to be a solution to a concerning situation became a nightmare. Everything that was suppose to be provided to my family member to insure safety and well being was not. After awhile it became quite clear that this was not the right place for someone who needed supervision in many of the daily tasks like showering, and other activities that needed assistance for safety purposes. There are no emergency bells or telephones in the rooms. No one encourages them out for activities. And I believe lack of monitoring residents is a big safety concern. I really saw not much assistance with anything.

We do think that [name removed] is a really good manager but just like many places right they are struggling with staffing. We have to remind them to get our loved one up during the days so they do not miss a meal. It does take awhile for things to get fixed when requested, and house keeping needs improvement. It has been good lately but we do have to bring things to their attention more then what we should. We do think it is a nice community but just needs some improvements.