Rehab stay has been great.Private rooms!bathrooms are big!everybody has been so sweet and caring,…read morethey check on me all the time and are very proactive when it comes to my needs and wants. The food is delicious and it's always a variety. It's just a beautiful nice and clean place to be. The therapy team is great! (D.Carpenter, Marianna FL)

From the owner: Welcome home to Wesley Place on Honeysuckle. Here you can settle into an innovative, care-enhanced…read morelifestyle that's comfortably similar to how you've always lived. You'll enjoy a setting of home shared with others in a neighborhood to call your own. You can choose when to get up, eat, relax or go out and enjoy all the activities and amenities our friendly community has to offer. We've renovated and expanded, but you can be sure our 49-year legacy of excellent care and faith-based loving kindness is as strong as ever. And with all levels of care in one location, it's comforting to know that you can stay here with your friends and never have to move again. Wesley Place on Honeysuckle is a community of Methodist Homes of Alabama and Northwest Florida.

This community has an amazing team! The employees have long tenure here…read more Most of the residents have been there for many years! They have deficiency free survey,and an amazing care staff! What a beautiful community!!!!

I am a resident (Independent Living) cottage # 111 at Southern Pines in Thomasville GA--(been a…read moreresident for one month today) a beautiful community with well managed landscaping and very clean (grounds are well maintained); meals (3 per day) are delicious however, service needs improvement; housekeeping is excellent; maintenance is good (front door lock problem since day 1); however, NO washer/dryer, NO wkly Laundry, NO wkly Linen service, & NO wkly Change Bed Linens and Electrical Problem in spare bedroom (reported mid August by Kelly Chastain, Sales Manager at Southern Pines). Washer/dryer was in Cottage # 111 on August 1, 2023 when I toured Cottage 111 with Jill Reid, Sales Specialist / Southern Pines and rented cottage 111. Dr. Ruth Ann Winchester Cottage # 111

I'm so appalled and concerned by the care or lack of that was given to my grandmother by people I…read moreuse to work side by side with, ones I looked up to at one point. It's hard for me to comprehend the lack of accountability(letting a CNA leave my grandmother unattached in a vehicle with the motor off while in Zaxby's), compassion for others(instead of assistance with feeding they claimed my grandmother was combative so they just didn't feed her, she lost approximately 100 pounds. At her new facility the first week she gained 1 pound and now 4 weeks in has gained 6 pounds), and disrespect this facility's staff has for their patients(the nurses smoking vapes at the nurses station with a patient next to them on oxygen, the administrator walking the halls beside patients puffing away on her vape). When a person accepts a management position you have to differentiate the friendships you've made with other employees because they are now your subordinates in order to maintain accountability in the workplace. There is none of that in this facility. If medical errors are made, management will lie to the families face, delete grievances/cover up for Nurses and CNAs under them, instead of taking corrective action to prevent these errors from occurring again(a tourniquet was left on my grandmothers arm for over 48 hours admin assured a grievance would be filed and an investigation would take place. There is no said documentation in my grandmothers medical record other than our families documentation that we took ourselves of this incident, no ultrasound, no venous Doppler, no doctor visit, NOTHING besides removal of the tourniquet. There could be permanent damage to her arm but nothing was done to ensure that her health was not compromised by this medical error. There was no teachable or corrective action, NOTHING, no effort of NOTHING. It is extremely sad to see what was once a great place for the elderly turn into a family's worst nightmare.

I would like to thank the staff and all workers at Signature HealthCare of North Florida's…read moreGraceville location for the cordial and professional help they gave both our patient and the family. They tried in every way to assure our brother that they were there for his medical needs and comfort. They treated us, the family, with the greatest respect, and were attentive to our special needs. Thank you, Virgil Mixson

The Blake is a big new senior facility, since 2021. The Assisted Living is good if someone wants or…read moreneeds a simpler lifestyle, without cooking, cleaning, & with activities. The Memory Care specifically lacks adequate safety measures & attention, which feel contributed to my Mom's passing. They failed my Mom repeatedly.

Top of the line service and care. Very happy with the attention of staff. The activities are…read moreexcellent. Glad we found the Blake.

Let me preface this review by saying I am a therapist who agreed to do some PRN work at this…read morefacility. The recruiter raved to me about this facility and it's "5-star rating". I was excited to spend some time there. I worked two days total at this facility, and once I left on the second day, I was so mortified by the quality of care, cleanliness, and staff, that I swore I would not return. It bothered me so much, that I decided it was necessary to write a review and contact management. I should be clear; there was no personal event that led me to have hard feelings of this facility. It was simply the things I witnessed there that left me feeling so sad for the residents there. I watched as residents were talked about in front of them as if they were not there. As therapists sat around a table and gossiped while setting up patients in front of meaningless activities to pass the time of their therapy visit. Nothing was cleaned or disinfected. No infection control measures were taken. I had residents complain that they had been waiting hours for someone to help them use the restroom; but knew if they tried to go themselves they would "get hell". I witness a resident get yelled at for asking for a carton of chocolate milk. My heart just broke. There was no meaningful engagement with these residents. At this point in a persons life, the importance should be placed on the quality of life. Their families have placed them there entrusting that their basic needs are met and that they are being cared for by the staff. I am so baffled how this facility has received such a high rating.

The staff was friendly and very accommodating and they gave us lots of good information and tips…read moreabout moving in to Azalea Gardens.

I visit Azalea Gardens frequently with Animal therapy. The staff is always so kind and helpful…read more Also, the facility is very clean and decorated elegant..

I was a resident there. To advertise it as independent living is laughable. A third of the…read moreresidents do not belong there, they either have dementia or stay in their rooms because they are unable to exist without a breathing tube or a wheelchair.

From the owner: We've thought of everything. The value and luxury built into our long list of amenities are what…read moresets us apart. Our month-to-month rent includes no hidden fees. With everything taken care of by our professional staff, you'll have the time and freedom to enjoy all the amenities and services we have to offer!

This is a nursing home. My mother was there almost four years. During that time she had some very…read moregood nurses and CNAs. However she had some that were incompetent at times. They do not have a very good system of checks and balances. If your loved one is admitted to this facility, please go often and be very involved in their care because a lot of mistakes are made.

My 86 year old Father was admitted approximately three weeks ago with advanced dementia and could…read moredo nothing for himself. With the sincere love and dedication of the Nurses, Physical Therapist, CA's Aides, my Father is now walking with assistance, brushing his own teeth and feeding himself. He will get to go home soon. The facility is very clean, food is good, staff is beyond friendly and you know he is in good hands when you leave at night. That is the hardest part, but they make it easy for you to do. I wish I could remember everyone's name who has touched my Father's life to help make him better, but through GOD he has brought Byron, Thomas, Anna, Katie, Blake, Karen, Laura the entire PT team into his life to make a difference.

If you're reading this I know you're having a hard time. But Big Bend Hospice is a really nice…read moreplace. You will have 24 hour access to your loved one. Parking is free and there are several restaurants in the area. The rooms are large and comfortable with cable tv and plenty of seating. The chairs fold into beds if you want to sleep over. My loved one had a private room and restroom with a shower. It's more peaceful than a hospital. There are fresh flowers and hummingbird feeders outside the windows. Watching birds compete with a squirrel for food was a welcome distraction. Unfortunately, the main gazebo was occupied by a smoker. But there are quiet places including a reflection room with a guitar you can borrow and outdoor seating throughout the space. A musician came by and sang to my loved one. Volunteers will occasionally relieve you if you don't want to leave your person alone. A church left a basket of snacks & beverages for the staff and visitors. There's a kitchen area with a full-size fridge, microwave and plastic utensils so you can bring or reheat meals. My loved one was regularly bathed and cared for. But it was difficult for me to grasp that patients aren't encouraged to drink water or do anything that will prolong life. The goal of hospice is to prioritize the patient's comfort and dignity and to support the family. The staff is accessible and caring with one exception. The first nurse I met was miffed when I asked about how often my loved one would be turned to prevent bedsores. But you have to advocate if they can't speak for themselves. Overall, I wish my loved one could have gone to BBH when there was still time to appreciate the surroundings. I recommend Big Bend and I hope this review makes your decision easier. Hugs!

The beauty of hospice services is they are designed to meet you where you are. Whether you live in…read moreyour own home or apartment, the home of a family member or friend, or in an assisted-living or nursing home facility, hospice services are accessible to all eligible patients. Their services are even available in hospital settings.

Starting with the good: the activities director Kathy is phenomenal. She keeps something going all…read morethe time. However when she is not there, like on weekends, there is nothing done to occupy the residents. Staff do not provide any interaction except the necessities of cleaning and meals. The memory care aides are caring but many lack the education to properly care for and interact with residents with memory and behavior issues. If a resident has behavior issues related to dementia, management's first request is chemically restrain with medications. This building has not been renovated in a long time and the furniture in the common areas and dining room is not just old, it is falling apart and in disrepair. Cloth chairs are often soiled by residents who are incontinent and not cleaned properly. The front door is always dirty and covered with dead bugs. Pricing is high for what you get here. There is a basic price which starts high and then every part of your loved one's care has a price...dressing, toileting, bathing, medications, and so on. And you have to watch your bill carefully because they often charge for items that are not part of the care. And when you challenge the bill, they want you to pay it anyway and say they will refund you later. If you don't pay that amount, they add on a LATE CHARGE for a bill you didn't owe in the first place.