KR Management, LLC

The care service they provide are very good, and they just started the activities back up. They really have done a great job.

We toured this community and like it alot They did not have the level of care that we needed at the time. The staff was nice and it was beautiful. The menu was appealing and the dining area was nice. The residents seemed to be happy here in the environment. We would recommend this community for the excellent care that is received with an outstanding value for others.

The Buffalo Crossings was beautiful. The reason why we did not choose it was because it can get extremely expensive extremely fast. For a one bedroom with all of the care that they offer it can go up to $12,000 a month. It was out of our budget.

Warm and cozy environment with large apartments. Lots of trips to nearby shopping. Three dining rooms with good food. Pets welcome. Friendly employees.

My Mom moved in 3 weeks ago and loves it. She said everyone is so sweet and caring and the food is delicious. She goes to the beauty parlor every week which she never did before and loves her large studio. Coming from Long Island, New York she is loving sitting on the screen porch in her rocking chair. She is 95 but in pretty good health and is adjusting to new place really well. Can't thank "A Place For Mom" enough for the info.

Gorgeous facility. The follow up by some of the staff, was very impressive. They were very, very nice and very welcoming. After my visit, they checked in with phone calls and everything. I thought that was very good. The woman there also gave me suggestions for the possibility for a VA benefits. My father makes too much money, but she was very helpful, giving me contact people. One of the things I liked about them was that even if they knew that you weren't going to move into their community, they were still willing to help you out as much as they could.

I haven't been there, but I have spoken with the people on the phone. They are really helpful and friendly. It's a terrific value! There are plenty of great activities, but my mom doesn't participate in them. I really like that the setting is a more natural setting than the strip mall feeling. There is really nothing that I can think of that needs to improve!

After 3 months, I feel right at home. Meals are great and activity schedule keeps you very busy. My only complaint is that the lift chair, for handicapped residents, hasn't worked consistently since I've been here.

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.

Overall, I would recommend this community. The benefits outweigh the weaknesses, and it is an overall a good value, especially when compared to other nearby communities. I would say the food/dining is a bit of a weakness. Quality is inconsistent, variety is lacking. They often run out of items (hamburger!) or have things on the menu that they refuse to cook (steak). Meat/fish is frequently overcooked and dry and bland. Desserts are great though! Activities are varied and numerous, as are the physical facilities. General use areas are very clean and well maintained. Staff are wonderful, warm and friendly. Weakest points are laundry facilities (woefully inadequate in number of machines), weekly unit cleaning service is very minimal/limited in scope.. Cable service is only included for a single TV. A second TV costs $[fee removed]/month. This was not made clear ahead of time. Wi-Fi signal is weak in many areas. It's slow and often goes down altogether. Transportation to doctor's appointments is very limited. This was a major attraction for us, and has been largely unavailable. When you're lucky enough to get a ride, they refuse to turn on the air conditioning in the vehicle that transports them, even with a heat index of 90-100 degrees! (Too much money they say) Huge disappointment! Despite the shortcomings, it's a lovely facility..

Addington Place is a very clean community, lovely apartments, nice dining room, but the food is....okay, helpful staff who seem genuinely caring of their residents. Staff greet ME by name, which impresses me

The administration and staff of the independent and assisted living divisions are great. I would recommend Addington for assisted living.

The Addington is almost $[removed] cheaper and they have more outings for clients. We really like all the activities and outings they have for the residents and would recommend them to other families.

I would only recommend this place to someone who wasn't bothered by changes that happen very often. I was not informed that on anniversary of your signing on here you would get a 6% increase every year. The food some weeks is okay and other weeks there is nothing good.

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.

The staff has larger turnover in some areas, like care staff. Housekeeping done weekly is thorough. Laundry is also done weekly along with bed sheet changing. Showers with assistance twice a week ..evenings if requested. I'm sent a copy of the resident calendar sometimes. Move in was a breeze. Meals are the biggest issue with residents but it is a main gathering and social time every day. Sometimes my dad says the portions are small, but you can ask for seconds. I have to remind him it's not a restaurant and they don't want to overfeed or waste food. They have happy hour every Wednesday at 4:30..often with entertainment. The last Thursday, dinner is friends and family with a theme and entertainment. They have trips out to restaurants a few times a month. Also take residents to Publix weekly and to Walgreens, banking and Walmart. Walmart is monthly. Things you can sign up for: podiatrist comes monthly, Doctor comes also. Physical therapist is available weekdays. Bingo, rummikub, farkle and other games. There is minimal impact exercise, but is done most days. I would recommend the facility. It has a pool and other amenities because it was originally an independent living facility. My suggestion would be an upgrade to the call button system residents have. There should be a way care staff can ask what's needed so they can prioritize. Falls wait as long as someone who needs help with shoes, etc.

My loved one was previously a resident at The Pointe. The staff was friendly, communicative and helpful. The residents tended to be cliquey! I would recommend this facility to others.

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.

The people make this place. So nice, responsive, caring, professional, and friendly. On the first day, everyone knew my moms name. It was so special. My mom is very happy there - beautiful balconies and large apartment.