Surpass Senior Living

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There has been a change in Management. They need more systems in place to assure residents are being cared for according to their care plan. Management seems weak and unorganized. Staffing is an issue, especially around the holidays. They did some nice family activities for the holidays.

Has not been a wonderful experience. Food has not been good. The only reason I am still here is the have washer and dryer in the room. Food and cleanliness is probably the two highest ones for improvement. The activities are fair, but have no bus to take people with w/c to dr. or activities. I don't have much need for help so can't really rate the caregivers.

My loved one was previously a resident here, but we've moved her to another facility. Things started out okay, but then we had some issues. One thing that really bothered me was that the floors in the kitchen/dining area were dirty and slippery. The food itself wasn't too bad, other than offering mostly chicken and a lot of rice. There just wasn't a lot of variety and when you did choose an alternative option- it was a long wait before you got it. Like 40 minutes for a baked potato. Communication with the family was zero. We were also overcharged and are still waiting for them to get that resolved. I know that since we've moved our loved one out, they've changed management and are trying to fix things. But it was not a good experience for us.

The facility is clean and quiet. They can improve with communication and quality of care. but I am disappointed at this time. Staff is weak.

My loved one was in Memory Care for 3 days when they called me to tell me I had to hire a sitter to watch him for 7 hours a day. That is roughly $200 a day with $28 an hour on weekdays and $30 on weekends. (I think it was because they were short staffed.) Then, after he'd been there awhile he apparently was not calming down regardless of his meds, (which they told me it could take a month or so to kick in) started to get anxious, jittery, difficult, etc. He was also getting up 2-3 times a night to urinate. So, they started him on a low dose of Ativan. The dose was increased until he was out of it, like a zombie. Because the rent was going up $625 in September, and I was still having to pay $5600 a month for a sitter, I searched for other Memory Care facilities. When I spoke with them, I was totally upfront about him not remembering that he can't walk, yet constantly standing up, and often falling. I told them I could not move him if they were going to require a sitter. When the [community name removed] nurse came to evaluate him, she immediately contacted me and said, "He acts like he has a UTI. When was the last time he had a urinalysis?" I asked the Parkside nurse and she checked his chart. He had NEVER had a urinalysis in the 2-1/2 months he'd been there!!! ANYONE who has worked with the elderly knows that if they start getting agitated or difficult, it's very possible they have a UTI. So, I asked the nurse to call his doctor and order a urinalysis. Sure enough, he had a UTI!! Maybe had they performed a urinalysis when he first was admitted, he would not have had to have a sitter at all! He was put on an antibiotic for 010 days later, I moved him to [community name removed]. Since being at [community name removed] he has NEVER had Ativan and does not get up frequently in the night to urinate. I had a meeting with the executive director of Parkside a month after I moved my loved one out, and he said as very open to listening to my disappointment with [his] care. He said he'd have there "overall, charge or whatever" nurse evaluate his care. I received an email from him a couple days ago saying all "procedures and protocols" were correctly followed. I am very disappointed with his response because that means any resident they have may get treated like [my loved one] and not checked for a UTI because of their "protocols and procedures."

No time to eat when the food is eatable. Food is not cut so clients can eat it. Doesn't get changed when needed. Sometimes bowel movement ignored until it hurts. Rough thinks clients are rag dolls.

This place is a joke 1st shift 2 or 3 care partners 2 med techs. Med techs don't help care partners not there job 2nd shift lucky if we have 2 care partners 3rd shift once again only 1 person on duty they say that all that's needed NO NURSE IF SHE'S HERE IT FOR 3 or 4 hours maybe 3 or 4 days a week no one on duty at night and most weekends Front office are worthless [name removed], [name removed] and [name removed], [name removed] the maintenance is lazy The cooks in the kitchen are wonderful food is great Actives are good try to get everyone to join in Price is high for what you get Don't move here you will be sorry

This is a great community for people who are relatively independent. The activity program is one of the very best around. Unfortunately, most elderly people who are looking at moving to assisted living need special care. Ask any home health professionals who come in and out of this building and they will tell you that the care is seriously lacking. They focus more on renting out apartments rather than taking care of the people who already live there. Look for an assisted living who has a nurse there in person supervising caregivers during every shift (24 hours/day). This place is known among industry professionals as having ongoing problems with State inspections because of clinical concerns.

We went to go on the tour that we scheduled and the person that we got was someone that did not know anything about the community. They were very unprofessional and that did not impress me. Also they had two floors and the community was very big. it just did not work out for my friend.

It was so close to the highway and the shopping center. I wonder about the noise level. I was not happy about the monthly cat rent.

We had quite a few issues with this community, and were not happy with it at all. The staff were friendly, and tried to be helpful, but just did not seem very competent. We really had to stay on top of them to make sure things like regular cleaning took place. We also did not like that during the weekends they had temporary staff come in who had no personal connection with the residents. When we were selecting a community we had 3 main requirements. We wanted her clean, safe, and active. We were very disappointed in the level of activity here. When we toured it looked like they had all sorts of things planned, and marked on their whiteboard, but after she had been here a while we noticed that there was barely any participation, and the staff did not seem to actively encourage more people to join. And in terms of safety we never felt that the building was particularly secure. They locked it at night and you had to use a code to get in, but EVERYONE knew the code, and they'd tell anyone who asked. The building also very empty and unwatched at night. They also had a water line break, and it took them a month to get it taken care of, and during that time they would just crowd all the memory care patients into a common area for most of the day. And last of all were the problems with cleanliness. We would often come in and find Mom in bed in her clothes from the previous day, or find that her bathroom was dirty. We were paying to make sure that she had help getting changed in the mornings and evenings, and this was obviously not something that was happening regularly. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone else.

[name removed] (Med Tech) has on multiple occasions stonewalled relay doctor information for my grandmother that is living here. Rather than communication and providing solutions, this sole individual has both disrespected my family and created an environment where my grandmothers health is at risk.

First of all, Mom wants to die at her house, but the other siblings want us to put her here, so we did. It was fine, until they didn't want to listen to the POA request, the ones that really care and visit her everyday, even at her house before she got sick. Nurses and others are gossipers here and taking sides. Specially the RN [name removed]/ [name removed]/ [name removed], she's the LIAR, GOSSIPER, MANIPULATOR, FAKE of this facility, she told Moms sitter not to call my husband (POA) when mom had seizures. The only people that you can trust is the cook, [name removed] is so nice and caring, she cut moms food and very gentle to people and the black american CNAs (they're the nicest people that u can ask here). KC and that little nurse were caring too. I didnt like how they handle the family of the patient, they're taking sides. They didn't even know who's the good and bad guys in real life, they didnt know the real stories, they shouldn't take sides, and just be in the middle or be with the patient's side. Going to this faci

My loved one was previously a resident at Asbury Place Maryville and our experience at this facility was overall terrible. Hidden fees, very large move in community fee, terrible communication.....my loved one didn't get their medication for days. There was a total lack of communication about my loved one's care all around. I would not recommend Asbury Place Maryville to others.

My loved one was properly cared for, had to ask for them to bath and change bedding after 30 days each time. She lost a lot of weight because they don’t make sure anyone eats. She fell so many times she is scare to stand up! No compassion. My loved one fell backwards and her her head as I watched on the camera, an employee stood over her until help camel, showed her no compassion that she would be ok! All I could do was watch and cry, it seemed so unreal and cold! Residents go in and out of each other’s rooms. Male and female. This is not ok or safe. Seen women wearing men’s clothing. Every time I watched my loved one on playback on the camera fall and hit her head they did no evaluation and just stood her up and walked her out of the room for breakfast! Please do not remove this review, we have a right to let people know about our horrible personal experience.

No training of staff Medication irregularities Mold in rooms Rude ownership Inaccurate assessments No care plans designed Overselling/underdelivering Residents put at risk

Worst place ever!!! This place is absolutely a mess. We had such a bad experience from the beginning. They kept making mistakes with my dad's medication repeatedly. The lead nurse [name removed] is very disorganized and unprofessional. I went to the place and requested his medication log and she didn't want to give it to me, gave me all these excuses, I spoke with the director [name removed] and got meds list and log. They had wrong timing for a couple meds. [name removed] said they were going to fix it on their system and email me a copy. Well she never did, I emailed her and also texted [name removed], and they both ignored me. So, yes, the director [name removed] is also very unprofessional and careless. They also lied one time when they gave my dad his meds at the wrong time and they said they didn't, but we had a camera in his room so we knew they were lying. [name removed], one of the medical techs was also a mess and was rude to my dad many times. If you truly care about your loved one please find another place for them.

Our LO was in the assisted living facility for a couple of months until we decided to take him out due to several mistakes, from his nutritional plan to his medications (dosages and times). The staff seems very disorganized, there is a lack of communication, they blame each other, there is no accountability. From the nurse, med techs, front desk etc. I would never recommend this place to anyone, they can’t be trusted.

There are a handful of people at this facility that sincerely care and the rest steal from the residents, treat them poorly, or have prior arrests! And sadly, none of them are trained properly. From transferring residents to proper hand hygiene, this place just can’t quite pull it together. They are on the third executive director and third resident care coordinator in the past twelve months. They all talk a good game with little results. There’s absolutely no accountability. This industry better start figuring out how to improve the quality of care for the elderly or we’re all going to be in trouble. It just can’t be that hard to properly vet and train people and figure out how to retain those care partners that are worth keeping.