I've just completed my one year anniversary and I couldn't be happier. I enjoy helping people just…read morelike me find the right place for their loved ones. I was impressed the first time I walked through the doors by the beautiful courtyard and the community. I stayed because I felt welcomed and knew the team would do great things. I am truly blessed to be a part of the growth as we move forward with RUI.

The type of care Inspiritas of Pensacola provides for loved ones in top-tier. Adam made the…read moreexperience a smooth transition and helped with any and all questions I had. Thank you inspiritas!

Great people. Moved my Mom into the place and everyone has been very helpful. The only thing…read morenegative she has said is that the food isn't all that good but the regular cook is out sick. She is a picky eater so take it with a grain of salt.

Excellent staff that really cares about the residents, Marcy is so kind and does a great job!read more

When my husband had heart surgery in January, he came home and developed a few mild complications…read more It was a little too much for me to handle on my own. A good friend of mine sugested I look on Care.com for help. I found a wonderful caregiver named Rebecca Thompson. "Becky" is like family to us now. Without her help, I would have lost my job and had to stay home with my husband. She ran errands for us almost every day, She had his meals done and his bath and teeth and hair brushed and always kept his bed neat and clean. I loved comming home from work and seeing my husband and Becky both smiling and the chores done as well. I can't thank Becky enough for what she did to help me and my family. (Becky, if you see this, please know how loved you are

From the owner: I have been in the Medical field for 33 years. My Skills…read moreinclude but not limited to Companion Caregiver Alzheimer's Care Specialist Dementia Care Specialist Diabetes Care Specialist Physical Therapy Life Coach Case Management CPR and Safety Monitor Medication assistance Dr. Appointments Home Organizer Basic Housekeeping Live in Companion Caregiver

Dad is about to celebrate his 2 year anniversary calling the Beehive "home" and his life has been…read morebeautiful. He enjoys his friends, the 2 great cooks, the numerous outings-- from ice cream runs, to going to Wind Creek-- the in-house therapists, loving RA's, and the setting of the home itself. What a find!

I would like to say thank you to the Beehive of Gulf Breeze, and especially to Jennifer, the…read moreactivities director. We were very worried about our Uncle John moving in just before thanksgiving and spending the holidays in a new place. The staff welcomed him with open arms and the holiday activities were so fun, he was so excited. I compare this to the state-run place that my mother was in in Illinois at the same time and there is no comparison. The nurses and staff are so attentive and genuine at The Beehive. The rooms, views, and food are beyond 5 stars. I wouldn't hesitate to live there myself and to have my other loved ones be cared for there.

I'm very disappointed in the quality of care my husband has received at this facility. He fell a…read moreweek ago and today he finally had a xray of his back !! The staff is horrible about not returning phone calls. I can't even talk to my husband at 4:30 in the afternoon. He is in cottage 4 and I'm told there is no way to get a call to him ora caregiver in that residence. He has had his personal clothing and bedding misplaced...never found He has clothes in his closet that don't belong to him. I've had to replace 3 laundry baskets. They just disappear. He was supposed to see a podiatrist 2 months ago, and it still hasn't happened. In conclusion, I would NOT recommend this facility for your loved one. One more thing. ..some of the young staff have talked down to and made fun of some of the residents.

My sister loves the people and says the food is really good she loves socializing the staff really…read morehas a sweet a

The Blake of Pensacola is an outstanding business.. wonderful care and excellent staff. I recommend…read moreit for Assisted living as well as memory care.

I love The Blake. It's such a nice place where the residents really seem to enjoy living. They…read moreeat whatever they want, have all kinds of activities, and live in a beautiful clean facility.

Never send a loved one to the Havens...unfriendly nurses, dreadful food , phone calls not returned…read more I actually was filling out admission paperwor husband after he had been there 5 weeks! Social services is poorly run. My husband couldn't be Moved to a new facility when planned because the staff didn't get the paperwork done in time, even though I gave them a weeks notice . Beware of this place!

Just came from visiting a friend who is a resident there. The place was very clean, staff were…read morefriendly and helpful. My friend said the food was good much better than in the hospital. I would go there if I ever needed a place to stay.

We had a amazing time at the event tonight! The building has just been remodeled and the open house…read moreto show case this was a hit! The food was fantastic, the entertainment was great and it was so nice to see everyone from the community come and show there support! Meridian at Westwood is so nice, the residents are very happy and the staff are amazing! Great job!

Lori, The Resident Care Director, is amazing and takes such good care of her people! The staff…read morealways seem happy, activities are always going, and I am so glad to see the positive changes over the last several months. Way to go Meridian! Thank you Lori!

My Husband and I are in our late 80's and lived in a Retirement Center in Gulf Shores. I was…read morestarting to need help with my Husband dealing with Alzheimers. I had ridden by "Haven Memory Care" many times and decided to stop in one day and look around and ask Questions. This was mid 2023. We stopped and visited with the Director and Staff. Everyone was very polite and would invite us to Lunch occasionally with the other Patients, or Events they would have, while we were still considering the Haven facility for my Husband. My Family and I decided to move my Husband in to Haven. Finally, the day came to Move him in. It was "required" by Haven, that My Husband have NO VISITORS for "1 Week". The "Week" was to allow the Nurses/Staff to get familiar with each other. But, during this "Week" period, I could Call and speak to the Director to see How he is doing. I was ALWAYS told "He is Doing Great and Adapting well". The Family was so Happy to Hear that. So, the day after the "1 Week" period, I was allowed to Visit him for the First Time. I noticed "Cuts and Burses" on his arms (I Took Pictures). I went to the Director and asked, "How did this Happen" and to please "dress it and put bandages on his cuts" (they had not even bandaged him and the skin was STILL Hanging on his arm). When I Questioned the "Day Nurse", they said "He got Violent with the Nurse/Staff". Wait a minute, the Nurse/Staff "HAD to HAVE BEEN VIOLENT ALSO to have CAUSED those Kind of Injuries - Is THAT the way a NURSE/Staff handles an Alzheimers Patient is to GET VIOLENT BACK to the Patient?" This was the FIRST I had heard this from the "FIRST WEEK" being there at Haven. The Director was telling me from his "FIRST WEEK", "He is doing Great and Enjoying Everyone" - SO, Was the Director "Lying to Me"? - Sure seems like it. The Director then told me to Contact Haven's Staff "Doctor". This Doctor had Never seen my Husband before or even spoken with him. When I asked for the Doctors Phone Number, I was then told the Doctor had "Changed my Husbands Time to Administer" his Medicine? WHAT? REALLY? It had been "10 DAYS" and this was the FIRST I had seen my Husband -or- Even Heard of What REALLY Happened? It was said to me by the Director, that the "Night Nurse/Staff" - "Writes a Log" on what happens during the "Night Shifts". The Director said to me, "There were Pages describing My Husbands attitude towards the Nurse/Staff. The Director told me One Nurse said, "He bent my hand back and hurt me". Oh, so that is "WHY You Abuse an Elderly Man with Alzheimers" (I have pictures of Bruises and Bloody Skin - that is ABUSE). The Director also told me that, the "Night Nurse/Staff" are "NOT AS EASY GOING" as the "DAY SHIFT NURSE/STAFF ARE". WHAT ? That right there is an "ADMISSION OF ABUSE" on an "Elderly Man with Alzheimers". The Director also told me that, "My Husband could NOT stay at Haven, and called an Ambulance to Send my Husband to the "Mobile Infirmary Hospital" ("Senior Citizen Behavioral Management" facility). I visited My Husband at that "Facility" and they were ALL VERY POLITE and Informative on How my Husband is doing. He will be there "Three Weeks" to determine which "Sleeping Aids and Alzheimer Medication" work best for my Husband. I have NOW gone to "Haven" to "Collect my Husbands" personal Items while he is Still in the Hospital's - Senior facility. "WE ARE NOT GOING TO SEND MY HUSBAND BACK TO HAVEN". Haven then became ANGRY and Stated that I "Violated Terms by - NOT given them a 30-Day Notice of LEAVING"....I Quickly commented, "And You Did NOT give me a 30 Day Notice that you were Sending My Husband to a "Senior Citizen Behavioral Management" Hospital facility. I have since called His Personal Doctor, and we discussed "HOSPICE CARE", his Doctor said "He Did Qualify" and "WE are having a Bed brought to our Home". My Husband will get the BEST CARE and LOVE "HERE AT HOME". I will NEVER RECOMMEND "HAVEN" to ANYONE...there is SOMETHING "VERY WRONG" there.

Earlier this year we approached Haven Memory Care to see if my mother in law would be a good fit…read morefor their services. We were assured after 3 separate nursing evaluations (2 by their head nurse) that she was and although we were hesitant to move her there the sales pitch was relentless. "This is the last place she will need to live". "Our monitoring services are such that sitters would not be required". After weekly calls we finally agreed to move her there. For a brief moment it seemed like a great fit but within hours of her moving in everything changed. Apparently Haven Memory Care has been losing money and facing compliance issues such that they brought in a new administrative team to turn the ship around. They specifically began to focus on getting rid of low mobility higher acuity patients and my mother in law who suffers from Parkinson's was identified as one of those. Less than 4 hours after our arrival we were told by their compliance officer that she didn't think my mother-in-law law was a good fit. Despite their monitoring system she ended up with 5 falls in the next few weeks (2 in the first night, turns out they didn't know how to use their monitoring system). Within weeks we were given our eviction notice and she was summarily evicted.(Along with at least 12 other low mobility higher acuity patients who were either evicted or dumped into the hospital and not allowed to return in July). All of this resulted in tremendous stress and expense to my mother in law and we, as her health care advocates, ultimately just felt conned. We were lied to repeatedly by the sales, administrative and nursing staff and then tossed aside due to a sudden change in their corporate policy. As a physician in this community I just feel sad and angered that a healthcare facility with this kind of anti-patient, pro business philosophy can still exist. But maybe they are all that way and I am naive. Anyway , this sucked and we were suckered by Haven Memory Care. If my experience means anything I would advise people to stay way from Haven Memory Care.

Very happy with the level of attention, care, and concern shown to my mother at The Residence. The…read morestaff is warm, caring, and quick to let me know if there are any issues relative to her health - both declines and improvement. Very happy that they were able to take her on a fairly short notice and would highly recommend them for your loved ones needing the type of care they provide.