At first, this seemed like a loving memory care facility for my parent, whom I placed there…read more Unfortunately, the place is understaffed, and the workers are extremely overworked. Two staff members are to care for, bathe, feed, clean up after, and so on, 15 elderly who need a lot of support. The food is extremely unhealthy. No fresh vegetables and no fresh fruits. Most foods are greasy and overly salted. "Fruit" is canned and mixed in cool whip substance, and vegetables are from a can. Medical decisions are not in line with current medical protocols. If you place someone here, consider supplementing with a private assistant. Many of the reviews are culled as soon as someone places a person at the facility. Reviews are not offered after residents have been at the facility for a while. After my parent passed away, we did not receive a card or any kind of acknowledgement.

Great place, staff is friendly, professional and caring. The place is clean and welcoming, I've got…read moreseveral friends that are living there now and they are very happy.

When Dad got sick, my world was spinning. He so didn't want to leave home and I wanted so much to…read morekeep him here. But I knew in my heart of hearts I couldn't do it. It would not be safe. My first stroke of luck was in finding Deborah Sutton, Emeritus Northdale's competent and compassionate Community Relations Director. Deb stayed with me, whichever rehab or hospital Dad was transferred to. She visited Dad wherever he went and she became known as the "Milk Shake Girl" because Dad had trouble remembering names but never forgot the name of what she brought with her. Deb's compassion won Dad over, and although it still is taking longer than usual for Mr Independent to feel comfortable, he is finally adjusting and settling in nicely. Another great thing is that the staff all care. I can call anytime and get an update. I know them all by name and they have come to know when I want to be involved and when Dad is just being Dad. I love him and now they are loving him too! Thanks Deb! You'll always be the Milkshake Girl! Thanks Staff--Diana and Barbara and Jennifer and Deborah and Rita and Brian and Venita. And even the resident ladies who tell my Dad what to do when I am not there! Linda

Your Dining Service Director Dawn is Always so Pleasant and friendly…read more And Ava has a spectacular Server

I recently had a wonderful experience touring Arbor Trace. Katie was very informative and…read moreattentive and even followed up with detailed videos. It was a great experience.

This is an Assisted Living facility that provides 24/7 care. Takes insurance, it pretty big and has…read moreseveral of residents. Nurses and aids are around the clock and the residents have activities and meals prepared for them. very clean facility!

Sunrise Village brings up many emotions for me due to it being the Assisted Living facility my…read moremother last lived in. Due to my mother depending on Disability from Social Security, Sunrise Village was the low-income Assisted Care Facility I chose for her after looking at many others in Tampa Bay. The head Administrator, Sherry, is an absolute dear when it comes to caring about her residents. My mother was extremely emotional on moving day and Sherry gave her the biggest hug and told her "you'll make friends here, I promise." Since Sunrise Village is a low-income facility, they do not have as many resources or employees-per-resident as other facilities may have. I know the employees here did the best they can with the little resources they had. The worst thing that happened during my mom's stay was budget cuts to the free adult diapers they would provide for residents, and I had to end up supplying them myself out-of-pocket which was a bit of a financial strain on myself as an entry-level Millennial in the beginnings of my career. She was also not a fan of the food. The best thing I loved about Sunrise Village was the cleanliness - I NEVER saw anything out of place or messy for long. On my mother's last day on this Earth, I was made aware that she was transported to the hospital in a phone call immediately from the staff, and I was very appreciate for that. The staff was also very nice and friendly to my mother, and helped me clean out her room and provided many hugs for me when she passed. I would say Sunrise Village is probably the best & cleanest choice you'll get in low-income ALF care in Tampa.

staff not trained properly for dementia care or keeping residents safe. 1 staff member was in…read morevicinity where they were all crammed in front of a tv, no communication between shift members and staff in general. Not 1 lpn or rn on site during visit. If you expect individual on-going care you're better off getting an at home nurse And keeping your loved one safe at home. Level of care is not even minimal.

University Village no longer exists. It is under new ownership and has been renovated and…read morereinvented as Unisen Senior Living. I have lived here for nine years and I love it. Great apartments, excellent food (one meal a day is included in independent living monthly service fee), I have made many good friends, I no longer drive and love the activities on and off campus plus transportation to my medical appointments.

A horror show. My mother's was brought by ambulance to this facility after having to transfer for…read morecontinued COVID care. The ambulance people had to wait while they actually made the bed she was admitted to. TWO HOURS later, sick as a dog...not a SINGLE Nurse, CNA or staff member had been to see her. TWO HOURS she sat sick, and alone. We had to physically go confront them at 9:00PM to get staff to her. They took Her a sandwich. They did not change her out of her hospital gown- they did no medical care and did not even administer ANY of her meds that night nor the next morning.. NUMEROUS calls by numerous concerned family we're unanswered, and not one single call back. By the next morning my elderly mother was begging us to get her out of there and we called to let them know we were coming to remove her to please make the necessary arrangements. Once again FOUR hours worth of phone calls were unanswered and not a single call back. We literally had to show up at the place and threaten to call the sheriff. Unfortunately once we were able to get her out of the place we had to contact them to get an order for home health care which is where we brought her and the administrator of the facility told our Home Care Case Manager they C OULD write the order but THEY would NOT. Even after denying her basic medical/human care they refused to assist my mother in getting HOME HEALTH CARE! They said they COULD but they WOULDN'T.

My mother was sent here from St Joes N. Anyways they have…read morebeen kind considerate and professional. The food is really good. Therapist have been great. Staff has been competent and thorough. Unlike other reviews. Don't think they know what is really bad place until they have a comparison. My mom was a week at Carrollwood rehab. She had a terrible experience there. Social workers have been extremely helpful.

rude. social…read more worker was not an advocate For My Spouse. Previous stay was great. Unsure how things changed but could never again recommend this place. His bed was broken, he did not get the care he needed for hygiene. The only good experience was with physical therapy and the dietician.