Concordis Senior Living Communities

I am almost totally satisfied with Lake Forest Park. They are very nice. They bragged about their food though and they should not have bragged. Some meals are fine but I am there every day and look at the menu and I am not happy with it. I know it's because they cater to older people and so there is not much spice. The caretakers are very caring here.

This community was very welcoming. In the beginning stages of research, but they are top on our list.

Impressed with Lori Scola- very helpful, even after learning we would need medicaid assistance, which they don't take. Didn't get a tour but what we saw looked very nice.

Overall our experience with Glenbrooke at Palm Bay has been a good one! The move-in was very smooth, they were a big help throughout the whole process! The staff are all very friendly and helpful in general, and they've been very accommodating regarding any suggestions or questions that we've had.

My mom is in the independent living villas at Lake Forest Park. We really like the community and the value for the money. The villas are 2 BR + 2 BA duplexes or triplexes with an attached one car garage. The monthly cost includes 2 meals per day at the assisted living residence, weekly housekeeping, utilities, and shuttle service to doctor's appointments and shopping. The villas also have a club house with swimming pool and an activities director.

I think they do a good job at Lake Forest Park, they certainly go out of their way to make sure everyone here is comfortable. The people are all very friendly! They also have a wonderful meal service, they serve 3 meals a day and the food is very good.

very nice. a bit too far, however.

I liked the layout and general atmosphere of this community, and believe that my mom will be very happy here.

Toured 2/3 special $2000 studio $199 community fee. Must sign by Feb 28th. Pastor Durwood said care is really good. No memory care unit.

Like the villas there but there isn't any available.

This place was too large for my loved one, and the hallways were like a maze, so it is easy to get lost. Some people were friendly, and some were not, specifically the receptionists.

The people I dealt with at Promise Pointe of Tampa Oaks were very nice. And the tour was a positive experience. We just preferred a different community. Size and number of residents was the determining factor - we were looking for a place that was not too big but not too small.

I would recommend it. The food is very good. The laundry service is good and weekly cleaning. Overall, we are very happy with it.

The laundry is not the best they could do better with making sure residents have clean linens in a timely manor. The staff are really great other wise very friendly and caring. The administrative staff have great communication.

The community was very clean. We felt they could have been more responsive when things needed to be fixed. My mother wasn't that excited about the activities they were providing and she was not super happy with the food.

Don't expect everything to be perfect. Give yourself and your loved one an adjustment period as this is most likely a first time event. Remain confident; you've made the best choice for your family!

My son and I visited with the sales associate [Name removed] and had a nice tour and lunch. The food was very good and fresh which is important to me. The price for 1br was about average but does include balcony and small kitchen. Looks like a lot of different activities and adventures to get into. I do plan on moving to this community with availability of desired location and price.

Lake Forest was very clean and nice. It didn't have as much public space for people to socialize. It had a nice dining room but only a small central area to sit.

The administrator [name removed] is the glue that holds that place together. The experience has been mostly good, and we picked this community because it was the only place that would take my loved one, due to an alcohol problem.

My loved one is no longer at Lexington Place memory care. When she arrived, they had an incredible activities coordinator [name removed] who my mom (and most residents) became very attached to. She was there full-time providing creative activities and plenty of individual attention. She was also successful at enticing other residents who were new or not engaged to join in. She also pitched in with care of the residents. Then suddenly, with no announcement, the activities director was gone. I found out [name removed] had been transferred to the Independent Living/ALF side and the unit resident care supervisor [name removed] was assigned resident activities as part of her job. The frequency and quality of activities dropped significantly and there was no meaningful time spent with each resident. Unless there is new management and/or a new full-time activities person, I would not recommend Lexington Place memory care.