If I could give zero stars I would. My mother passed away in their facility as a direct result of…read morethe poor care she received there. I heard from the facility more about her bills then I did about her care. The nursing home is horrible, and I would NOT recommend leaving your loved one here!

A great experience for my mother in independent living. Variety of services and special events…read more Amazing dining! The staff is very responsive to her needs

Replying to Gloria B. There is a big difference between the ALF and the independent living . This…read moreis important! I'm delighted to hear that your family had a positive experience with Stratford Court. At Stratford Court of Palm Harbor, there are two distinct sections: independent living and assisted living. You didn't specify which one your mother was in. Our encounter was with the assisted living section. If your mom was in assisted living, I am hopeful that my critical online review of my mother's stay at Stratford ALF, and her passing away as a result of their substandard care, resulted in the facility making changes to improve their deficiencies.   Above all, I want to see families' loved ones receive the quality care they rightfully deserve. Warm regards, Shelley B.

I find Shelley's experience very hard to believe when coming to Stratford Court. From the moment my…read moremom arrived, the staff worked to make her feel comfortable and at ease. They helped us in every way to make the atmosphere feel right at home by giving us the ability to make it "her room." I have never found a reason to speak negatively upon how they treated us here at Stratford Court. They give a type of personal attention that made our family rest easier every time we left. I am truly grateful for all the incredible service that they provide and hope that you can see that myself, as well as others, have a positive experience from joining the Stratford residence. Thank you Stratford Court for all that you do and I hope Shelley doesn't ruin the wonderful experiences you have brought to me and my family.

Came to Coral Oaks after a back injury and the Director and Staff could not be more caring. The…read moreapartments are lovely and unlike some other places, these have a washing machine and dryer in each apartment. The food is excellent, and the activities are fun and entertaining. Other facilities have a common laundry, at one place, two per floor and two washers and two dryers (occasionally non-working) and it is often difficult to get a machine. There is no exorbitant fee you pay at entrance as there is at some other facilities. (Not usually given the name, Entrance Fee, of course.) Coral Oaks requires only monthly rent and that is all that is gone should you choose to move.

We just moved my mom in here. I can't say enough about the process and the staff. Everyone has been…read moreso helpful and supportive at a challenging time. It's a beautiful facility. My mom loves her new apartment. The food is excellent. I think the people are the best part though. Every single staff member we've dealt with has been absolutely wonderful.

Arden Courts has made my husband and I feel like we've found another family. They are all so kind…read moreand thoughtful. I highly recommend this place for anyone who wants excellent care.

I can not express how wonderful this facility is. When it became necessary to move my mom to a…read moreplace where she would be safe, engaged and loved, Arden Courts was the perfect place. There is always something for her to do, and people who smile and say hello to her. The staff understands her needs and how to handle her confusion and memory loss. The meals are wonderful and she enjoys her table mates she eats with. The facility is always clean and cheery. I could not recommend a better place for a loved one.

The Gables of Palm Harbor welcomed my mother when she was summarily pushed out of rehab, and the…read moreplace we originally contracted with rejected her. Jeannie walked me through the process, while I was panicking. It was not an easy transition, which is apparently quite common. The location is good, the apartments are two-room, so you feel as if you are living in a real apartment, not a dorm room. The location is excellent, with a lovely outdoor area for sun and fresh air, that overlooks a lake. Now, some months later, we are so glad she is at the Gables. Care givers are lovely and friendly, Mom has made friend with other residents. She's exercising and playing games. She's gone on some of the outings, as well. Dee and Michael are outstanding activities leaders. Lance, Kim, Lisa and the rest of the PT team is fantastic. No, it is not perfect. They have "adequate" staff, which means if your parent needs 2 person transfer, they wait longer. Adequate is not always enough. But, overall, Mom is happy, we're generally happy with her care, the food is not awful (as it was at rehab) and Sheila and the staff genuinely seem to care about residents.

Very thankful for these residents!!! Great team.. Dee & Michael go above and beyond for the…read moreresidents! Great staff. Great care partners, they're all loving and caring. Tray and Eric take the cake!

I spent 2 years looking for a place to move to as a new single widow. As soon as I saw Regency…read moreOaks I knew my search was over. It was so beautiful !! The 40 acres are something to admire and it was so peaceful not hearing traffic . I have now lived here for 22 years and I have had very happy, healthy Times with my many friends. Eleanor F.

We moved into Regency Oaks Senior Living facility about three years ago and just want to recognize…read moreChris and Eric from the Maintenance Department. They work under Darwin's leadership and have always been great about responding quickly to our work orders. They take the time to listen and always come up with solid solutions. We've seen a big improvement in the maintenance team over the past few years, and it hasn't gone unnoticed. Not long ago, our air conditioner broke late at night--around 10:30 PM. Justin Chapman, the Security Manager, jumped into action right away and made sure we had a cool, comfortable place to stay that night. We appreciated how quickly he handled everything. The care, quick responses, and genuine concern from the staff are what make Regency Oaks feel like home.

Excellent and timely responses to anything I needed. Friendly and upbeat staff keeps the place…read morefrom falling into a negative state like that of some nursing/rehab facilities.

Anyone considering Westchester Gardens, 3301 N. McMullen Booth Rd,…read moreClearwater, Florida, for rehabilitation should consider other options. It has a 4/5 rating on the CMS Quality Rating Scale (which Medicare gives a facility after their regular inspections) and the pictures on their website show beautiful floors and a nice PT facility; however, my experience was most unsatisfactory. I was admitted from the hospital (August 2025) to regain strength following surgery and before returning home. Upon my arrival, I was greeted by a concierge who rudely commented on my clothes, stating that if they didn't have my name on them, they would be donated. This left a negative first impression as all my belongings were taken away for tagging. In my opinion, the facility's living conditions were subpar, with cramped and uncomfortable rooms. There were two patients per room with little storage for personal items. The one chair per bed for visitors was filled with supplies. My visitors had to edge sideways past the end of my roommate's bed to reach mine only to then stand due to lack of seating. Walkers had to be maneuvered to open the door to the bathroom, enter, and close the door. Cleanliness was also a concern, particularly in the bathroom. I had specific requirements for toileting and an assisted clean-up rarely occurred afterward (for me or the bathroom floor.) I was a resident for 3 days and did not have a change of sheets or help with personal hygiene. My dietary needs were disregarded; I was supposed to be on a high-protein diet to aid my recovery but was given no choices. The meals provided were abysmal, and I'm attaching some pictures to illustrate the poor quality. Everyone received the same meals, and mine often went uneaten.. On the third day, I woke up in excruciating pain in my shoulders, rating it a 10/10. I was unable to push the call button due to pain; my roommate wheeled herself into the hall and yelled for help. She was told that many people were in pain. Several minutes later, a staff member came into the room asking about my last pain medication dose. Barely able to respond, I said, "I don't know," while she stood there. Frustrated, I told her to get help or I would call 911. She didn't respond, so I struggled to dial the 3 digits. EMTs arrived to remove me to a hospital. The whole experience was disappointing and detrimental to my recovery. I believe Westchester Gardens did not provide the quality of care or the supportive environment that someone in rehabilitation requires and deserves.

Due to circumstances I can't leave a full review currently. However, will in future. I can…read morerecommend advocating for your loved ones or self, keep track of all medicines given, get clear and precise information with physcians / nurses and caretakers about your stay, double check and verify care. I will be following up with information on this site so others can make their own decisions. I can say hardworking staff- but understaffed and pulled in different directions. Three interm Directors since January 2026.

Caregivers need to speak English!! When a resident has to go to the hospital, the staff should…read morenotify their family, etc that their belongings have been packed up and notice given to next of kin to pick them up, etc. The food leaves much to be desired. There's very little room to get around-especially in a wheelchair. The therapy team is amazing and the internests truly care. The activities department works hard to make life happier and better than many other places I've been. It's truly sad that a few can ruin a great place.

It is shocking how much a place can deteriorate in just nine months. Oak Park Rehab has absolutely…read moregone downhill. My elderly stepfather returned to this facility recently after being there nine months ago. This experience has been a nightmare. Communication is practically nonexistent. Both my sister and I left repeated voicemails and emails for the head of nursing, the facility, Director, and the social workers, barely any responses When we did manage to get someone on the phone we were met with rudeness and hostility. My stepfather began vomiting and having diarrhea on a Wednesday. He was weak, and we could tell something was seriously wrong. Unfortunately, we have autoimmune disorder so we could not go in in person. It took until Friday to get a clear update, and even then, we had to push hard just to speak to someone. I told the head of nursing who was struggling to breathe, she argued with me saying His labs and his chest x-ray looked good and insisted he was stable. I asked if they had done a Covid and/or flu test. She dismiss the idea entirely. Only after I demanded testing did they run one, and guess what? Positive for Covid even then they resisted transferring him to the hospital until we threatened legal action. He was finally moved, and once there, we learned he had a collapsed lung and was admitted directly into the ICU. The head of nursing casually told me she doesn't return calls because she has approximately 157 patients and they're short staffed. That's just unprofessional, not to mention dangerous I would never send another loved one here. What was once a decent facility is now a place I wouldn't trust with anyone's care. Absolutely heartbreaking and unacceptable .

A Nightmare. Response to pressing the call button is non-existent. The food was miserable. The…read moreattitude of the night staff was abysmal. Forget about needing help at night, the staff either didn't come or said just go to sleep or watch tv all night without addressing a problem. Staff Awakened patient at 4 a.m. to ask if bed was wet, when patient wasn't incontinent or a bed wetter. Patients' needs and requests are treated as a nuisance or inconvenience. Furniture and decor is very shabby, with peeling paint, worn or torn upholstery and wall paper falling off walls. Only the front lobby is inviting, for obvious reasons. But get past that, and it's depressing.