Allegro Management Company

From the moment we got there we found the staff to be very friendly warm, comforting , and caring. The level of care and professionalism was very warm and comforting. These people are committed to every persons needs. They constantly ask how their residents are feeling and what they can do to help, and it is from a place of genuinely caring and wanting to help. I would move in there myself if I could. They are just absolutely fabulous. I cannot say enough good things about them or recommend them highly enough!

All is very well! I would recommend Osprey Lodge to anyone. No complaints.

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. Overall this looked like a very high quality place! They seemed to have a lot of activities, and were just a busy, active community overall. However, we felt that our loved one would do better in a more relaxed, homey type community. If you've got someone wanting to stay busy this would be a great place to look, though!

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. Everything we saw here looked very nice, and it was definitely somewhere we were considering as an option! It's a clean, nice looking community, and the staff all seemed very friendly.

They're doing a great job overall at Crane's View Lodge! It's a very nice looking, clean, well kept community, and all of the staff have been as friendly as they can be! They're very attentive and always right there to help if you need anything. It's a good sized community and the residents all seem to be happy and social, and Dad really seems to be enjoying himself here as well!

Great staff, beautiful facility and so far everything is positive. I think my sister will end up loving this place.

This facility is beautiful, still a work in progress, but the attention to detail made it feel very homey and inviting. The residents looked happy, well groomed and clean. The current amenities and with the ones to come possibly a dentist and massage therapist will complete the 'all inclusive' theme. Stephanie was a great host, she answered all my questions and provided me with a brochure that captured all the necessary information. All the staff I met was very friendly and it was obvious they enjoyed their jobs. This facility would fill the needs of my parents at their current physical state.

This community is by far the best option in Tampa - brand new, gorgeous, awesome food, and extremely caring people. The residents have a great time at happy hour in the lounge upstairs, and always seem to be smiling and enjoying themselves. I visit my mom at least three days a week (I live within walking distance, which is always nice) and actually look forward to being there. They have lots of events and opportunities for family members to be a part of there, which was a huge draw for me.

Elite neighborhood. Very close to parents and VA Hospital. Talked to Mgr., price at high end, I really like this facility and find it the most favorable in Tampa so far. They are sending us a brochure. This facility is amazing. We will definitely visit there the next time we fly to Tampa. My parents and sister plan to go with us for the visit.

I think it's a hard transition, both for the person with dementia as well as their family members. It's very emotional and difficult and just takes time. You need to stay on top of things and communicate often with the staff when getting started. They've been open to phone calls and provide valuable guidance. The regular staff is fine, although we had an incident with a travel nurse that has not been followed up on as we requested. But all of the other nurses are fine. The facility is very nice and presentable, and it doesn't smell.

We were able to have an in person tour and it was a very nice place, a lot of nice amenities and the people we met with were friendly. However for the price, the living spaces were just to small.

Great community, was a little too large for us.

I thought Stuart Lodge Living was great. It seemed like they really have a lot to offer. The hallways are wide, and they have designated areas to park scooters when the residents go to lunch, etc. They have a lot of places in the building for people to socialize and visit. There's a coffee shop area, and an area for kids to play. They definitely seemed more welcoming of children. The whole set-up is great. There's a room where families can come in and celebrate birthdays and things. The food was excellent. There's a big, open courtyard, and a big gathering place inside as well. Each floor has a TV room. There's a movie room, and a little chapel. Kids would come over and do artwork that they hung up in the hallways. Every time I passed by a resident, they were so happy. They truly enjoyed living there. The only drawback is they're very pricy, and they have smaller resident rooms. But you get more for your money as far as common living spaces and amenities.

Lovely and charming place. I was pleasantly surprised at how different it feels from some others. One of mom's doctors spoke very highly of Stuart Lodge, and he was right. Although mom has only been there a short while, she is very happy and we are very pleased. They've been great!

Mom and dad are happy, even through the worries of the pandemic. They feel safe and taken care of. We are updated regularly and excited to slowly get back to normal. They've all been wonderful through this.

My parents, both now deceased from natural causes, lived at Anthology in Wheaton. I have nothing but good to say about that community. When you first walk in, you meet the secretaries at the front desk. They know every resident by name and go out of their way to help the residents and converse with them. The nursing staff and care givers treat each resident with care and respect, and are great about keeping family members informed. The kitchen staff and dining room servers are kind and accommodating to the resident diners and their idiosyncrasies, going the extra mile to make the residents smile. The executive director and business manager have been honest and helpful. The activities director is the absolute best! She truly loves each person in her care, and it is amazing to see how she greets each resident and enjoys them for who they are and the history each one of them brings. Before coming to Anthology, my parents lived for four years at a much bigger, fancier retirement facility. There were more activities available at that facility, but it seemed more like a business. Anthology is a smaller, close-knit community that appreciated my parents and honored them. The variety of activities is not as numerous as the larger facility, but there were plenty of programs and activities to keep my outgoing mother happy and busy. Independent home health providers as well as hospice companies have spoken highly of Anthology. The building is clean, it smells good, and is only about three years old. I moved my parents to Anthology due to a need for assisted living care which was unavailable at the other facility. My only regret is that I didn't have my parents move to Anthology sooner.

My mother and aunt, fondly known as "The Twins" spent 10 years at Allegro, beginning at the time it was still called the Oaks. They enjoyed it immensely, leaving only when their failing health in their mid-90's required a boost. they loved the staff, other residents, the food, and the beautiful surroundings-natural and physical. Allegro was a God send for our family.

I was so happy to know that my mom would be getting such great care at Allegro. She passed away a year ago and when I come to visit I still get such a warm welcome!. If I had to decide again, I would choose Allegro!

My dad lived at Travanse for 16 months before he passed away. Our experience was exceptional with the staff , nurses and leadership . My dad didn’t want to go there at first he wanted to live with one of his children . Like my mom’s parents did with them. However , that wasn’t an option because of the level of care he needed and the fact that all of children worked and traveled a lot. The facility knowing dad was apprehensive about living there went to extremes to make sure he was comfortable and involved in the things he was interested in. Lot of activities throughout the day and week. Place was new , clean and very well maintained. Food was okay , but service staff was outstanding and would go out of their way to fulfill the needs of my dad. If he didn’t want to go downstairs to eat they would bring his food to him. Ensuring he didn’t go to bed without eating. They kept our family aware of any thing that we should be made aware about his health or medical needs. Leadership helped and guided us when was the appropriate time to put him in hospice so his needs were being effectively met. Whenever I brought an issue or opportunity to management’s attention they addressed it quickly . Travanse was a life saver for our family to give us peace of mind that dad was being taken care of in a quality manner when we weren’t able to be there. Plus, we always felt he was safe . He didn’t totally accept living there versus with one of us , but he was accepting of the situation. He also loved the staff . Great facility and staff..

This place called Stuart Lodge, well let me tell you something about this place. I looked at many assisted living facility's in the area and nothing was as clean and friendly as this place. Im not just talking about the first time I walked in and of course they want your business so they put on the charm and wide smiles, this place is like that all the time. My mom has been living in this facility for over 3 years and I cant say enough about Stuart lodge. I don't feel like I left my mom in hands of strangers, I feel like I left her with family..