KR Management, LLC

Facilities are a little run down. Room sizes are nice. Everything is clean. Meals are good. Staff is very nice, helpful, accommodating and usually on top of issues, if any arise. Social events are good. Rent expense is very equivalent to what is offered at the facility.

I was referred by [name removed] and [name removed] at A Place for Mom and I met with [name removed]. She is an absolute gem for your community. She took me on a tour for Assisted Living which we thought would meet my brother's needs. She new all the residents names that we came into contact with and was very empathetic to my brother's situation. He is going to be at the skilled nursing facility first and then hopefully the AFL.

The staff was exceptional. Caring , attentive & respectful. They did everything to accommodate [name removed] & me. They were great with[name removed] .The food was great , she loved it. Her apartment was good , size was great for her. They were always willing to answer any questions and helpful. I did have to move her as her dementia was more advanced than originally thought and they were not equipped to handle it. Also , the cost was very reasonable, lower than most.

The staff is very helpful and understanding. I love my studio and the grounds are spacious and well-kept. They have a very nice dinner party once a month and many activities. Food is adequate with different choices.

It has been hard for my friendly mother to make friends - most people have been there awhile and are in their own groups. I wish the staff would notice that new residents need to be included in activities and encourage current residents to notice new residents.

The staff continues to keep the resident engaged. They have resident groups that provide feedback regarding the day to day activities and meals. Their input is heard and their suggestions are adopted. My mother has never been more connected to other people her age as she is now! Thank YOU for the referral!

My parents moved out because they keep raising the rent. We don't remember being informed of that and my parents were priced out. The residents complained about the food and the staffs revolving door. They can't get any good help and all the activities promised with family were eliminated or stopped and no one knew why. They did still have happy hour tho. The unit my parents lived in, had a very big tree in front of it. The community did not trim any of the trees prior to the hurricanes and some of the trees came down. I think one of them did hit a unit.

The facility is lovely and the staff super friendly and helpful. I rest well knowing my parents are safe and well cared for. My parents, however, are actively seeking another facility mostly due to the quality of the food and lack of a pool. We knew there was no pool but were told they would have access to any of the pools in The Villages. This turned out to be false. There are a limited number of pool passes available. Had we been aware of how that worked, they would have chosen another facility.

I am where I need to be at this point in my life. I am glad I was referred to this place. I would recommend to others.

The place is well maintained resent Updates like exterior painting and roofing is, a big improvement after a year and a hike of more than 2% above social security and no lease allows for them to raise your rent at anytime and finally the food is fair , high carbs and lots of sugar and salt . But I do love my screen in patio and I am able to prepare a lot of my meals in my very large kitchen in my large apartment.

Everyone has been helpful. I feel safe here. I have to have a gluten free diet. The facility doesn't have a gluten free menu but I have never left the dining room hungry.

My loved one is currently a resident at Buffalo Crossings Assisted Living Community and her experience has been good at this facility. The staff is very friendly. The move in process was easy. The facility is a good value. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

They are severely understaffed and have been for a while. Patients are now getting two meals a day in their room that's not good for socialization.

I really liked this community. It was nice and looked more like apartment living.

We chose Oak Manor because it is an actual villa rather than a hotel room shape, so she has a good size living space. She is able to have some additional care but still has independence. At first it was wonderful, but they do have new management that we are not the biggest fans of, they have not been very kind. The food is really good, but they are short staffed so there is not enough table bussers, now there is a lot of flies.

EXTREMELY helpful in our discussion!! However, I don't feel this is a good fit for my mom.

The community is very neat and clean and the staff is very nice and friendly. The community is has a homey atmosphere. They have great transportation and the community is more like a home, not a facility. The community is a great value for the money. The food is great and they have lots of activities going on. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience.

There were certain things I look for when touring communities. The community appeared clean and well kept. However, I did not like the attitude of the staff. In sitting and talking to some of the residences they said that they really didn't like living there but it was what they could afford. So after speaking to them, I lost interest in this community.

I toured a few communities with one being Buffalo Crossings. I had a good tour, everyone was very nice. The facility seemed to be maintained very clean as well. It was just a larger place, and I was looking for a smaller more intimate facility.

Very nice. No rooms available and costs a little high for it being older.