SRI Management, LLC

Landscaping is really bad. Some of the management has been rude. On weekends the front desk does not answer calls or return calls. My freezer went out on a Saturday and I lost all of my food. Dog park in NOT fenced in. One of the retention ponds does not have a fountain. The front gate does not work. There are NO peep holds in the front door. We do not have 24 hours security service as advertised. Was told that Seagrass offered a driving service within a certain millage distance every day except weekends, but now only offered twice a week at an appointed time. I have mold and lichen all over back yard up to screened in porch. Weeds all alongside of house where landscaping beds should be. Large Armadillo holes everywhere. Serious drainage issue in back yard from rain water run off. Backs up into my yard and sits. County told me it was designed that way??? There are no motion sensor lights in back of house, just woods and very dark.

We decided to look at Seagrass Village because we had seen the high ratings that it has and my family who works in the industry said they had never had any lawsuits against them. The facility offers multiple levels of care and has multiple floors. My loved one would have been on the second floor which would not have worked. I asked what the evacuation plan would be if there were to be a fire since she cannot walk and they said residents on higher floors would stay in place until the fire department got there and I did not like that answer. The director also seemed to be preoccupied when I was asking questions.

Observations included neglect and verbal abuse. Neglect from nursing assistant staff, observed through responses to residents that indicate indifference. Eating utensils were unavailable for residents to utilize during meals, when a resident requested a utensil they were told that "We don't have any", Napkins were often unavailable during meals, when a resident would request a napkin they were simply told "We don't have any". Delayed or no response to resident requests. There are residents living here who would benefit from assistance with meals, that was not offered. I was once taught that Staff perform in a manner that reflect how they are valued. Nsg was observed to shout at residents in an aggressive manner in response to resident behaviors (due to dementia). Perhaps these nurses are overworked, management should be monitoring. There are some residents that would benefit from Skilled Nursing, as they were no longer appropriate for an Assistant Living Facility.

If your loved one is indepent than this is a good fit. My mom did fine since she was able to bathe herself and walk around. Management changed twice in the 8 months she was there. Keep a close eye on your loved one if they need any assistance. Some of the staff is more caring than others.

I've had to ask the community to change the sheets of my loved one several times. I've had to change the sheets for my loved one multiple times. There was a pile of clothes of my loved one at the bottom of the stairs. I ended up having to do the laundry for my loved one. I'm very upset over this. Creekside doesn't have enough help. There is only one person working there. The community isn't giving my loved one a shower or keeping clean clothes on them. We are planning on looking for another place. One time I went in to see my loved one and the residents refused to eat the food.; as the food isn't good. I've complained that there is no fruit around.

When putting my clients wife into seagrass it was the best thing we've ever done. At first it started off great a lot of care but then it went downhill after that. [name removed] uses the bathroom by herself but the many many times that I've been out to the facility she has been pure wet and it's sad that I have to be the one to tell them to go change her. I believe a urinary tract infection had triggered another stroke and unfortunately we had to place her into the hospital and died 10 days later. I believe with a lot more care than just leaving her in the bed all day long and checking on her they could have done more for this family

I would tell others that I have been dissatisfied with the nursing staff, handling of medications, the food, it is just not a good experience. The administrative staff has changed twice since being here, the ones here now are better than the ones before. I would not recommend to others looking

Not a good place

I would advise you to look elsewhere. The community does not take care of its residence, and they were not doing what they should have been. I would not recommend this community for memory care.

I would never put anybody here, we did not have a good experience. We put cameras in her room because my mom kept telling us things like that she did not need help. The food was awful quality. We were paying for extra services and the caregivers were not giving her those services. I would not recommend to other families who are looking.

No security in the independent living building. Door to the outside pool stays unlocked until 9pm with easy to climb over low wall to get to pool area and door. While I was visiting for 4 nights, it was not locked even after 9. The one person who is at the desk is rarely there at night..either taking up room service, delivering mail if behind doing so, responding to requests....all while people can enter the main entrance and walk on in until the door locks at 9. Stairway not locked .no cameras in garage and it’s not enclosed and right off busy highway. My parent recently moved in and they go out a lot and have to come back in the garage alone. One front desk lady brings her 4 kids to work and let’s them run through the place, climb all over and walk in the bar stools and etc. They’re not oaying the crazy high rent here but mom let’s them do anything they want wherever they want.

Not excited about Brookdale. Clients in Memory Care all seemed to be very unresponsive to activities. I was not impressed with the atmosphere or the odors.

telcon 6.21.17. at the moment, independent living only but has separate company on site that can provide add'l care; also, a doctor is on site once a week - can be primary physician. 1 br about 600 sq ft - 3 meals, monthly cost between 2600-2800.

I thought the rooms were small and the facility a bit dated

The community was very nice. Brooke the lady that gave us the tour was nice and super helpful and friendly. The residents were not even dressed to go to lunch and I did like that. The place just did not give the good impression.

This community is nice and clean. I was not always happy with the staff members here. They did offer activities to those who wanted to participate to stay active. I think family should look at the community before making a decision .

A lot of things were promised when we were interviewed but. Not as nice now as they started out being. Nurses messed up medicine. Gave my family wrong Meds even after they told them it was wrong. Finally convinced them not theirs. They never want u to complain and threaten u with extra fees if u argue with them. They tell u one thing then change at there discretion. The food is always the same. Need to change it. I don't trust them. They changed my family members Meds without doctors permission messed them up. Now they r 2 months behind on their treatment. Just beware. Ask questions. They work for us not u for them. Medicare told us not to put up with it and report them. Hopefully things get better.

We were only there for a short time, before we decided to move. She wasn't happy there. She had major complaints about the food. They would only get sandwiches at night, and they were pretty bad. They said more people would be moving in, and people seemed to leave instead. They didn't do hardly any of the activities, and there weren't really very many socializing opportunities. For what they were charging, it just didn't seem worth it.

We placed my mother in law in the memory care unit recently. We were not happy with the care received and moved her to another facility after about 6 weeks. The marketing person made it sound wonderful but the reality is it is a warehouse for old folks. My main issue with this facility is that it lacks proper supervision of the caretakers that work here. Each time I visited, the residents were all sitting around the living room area and the caretakers were in another room talking to each other. There was never anyone at the nurses station which sits in the middle of the unit for viewing the entire operation. Lack of communication was another big issue. One day we noticed a big bump and scratch on Moms forehead and asked what happened. No one knew when or how it happened. We got answers like "it didn't happen on my shift." Apparently, there is little or no communication between the shifts. So we sat down with the administration to discuss these issues and we were promised a weekly call to discuss Moms progress. Well, guess what....the first weekly call was not made to us. Each time we would visit mom either did not have her glasses or false teeth. When we asked about them they had a bag full of glasses & teeth for us to look through. We found her glasses but she left this facility without her false teeth & they were never found. The doctor ordered compression socks for mom. When we asked why they were not put on mom, the staff said "she said no" and because of "Patients Rights", they could not put them on her. Seems like they hide behind "Patients Rights" to make their jobs easier. Bottom line, look for another facility for your loved one....you will pay more, but the care will be better.

We have had a few years experience with the community, both with their assisted living as well as memory care, and overall I'd our experience was not a great one. Things went well for the first year that our loved ones were here, but in the years following that there seemed to be a steady decline in the quality of the care and service. The care in the memory unit was not very attentive or responsive, and after a health scare that could easily have been dealt with proactively we moved our loved one to a different community.