This review comes from my deep appreciation for the care my mother received during her nine years…read moreat this facility. The staff--from Abby to Grace and the entire team in every cottage--deserve recognition for their attentiveness, compassion, and support toward both residents and family members. The cottages are consistently clean and well maintained. Meals are nutritious, balanced, and served on time every day. Even when I was away for the summer, I felt confident knowing my mother was in good hands. The staff communicate regularly about residents' health and behavior, sharing both positive updates and any concerns promptly. My only suggestion for improvement would be to ensure better management of personal clothing items, as they were occasionally misplaced or taken by other residents. I recommend the facility to family members looking for a place for their parents or family Louise T

STAY AWAY!!!! Pacifica Belleair is infested with Scabies and lice.!!!!!! The caregivers have zero…read moretraining to care for dementia patients, are abusive an negligent. The State has closed two cottages due to the infestation and poor conditions (full of roaches). The director, Dawn Grady, is a horrible human being who only cares about filling the place and residents are dying due to neglect. I regret sending my mother to Pacifica Bellair for the 8 months that she resided there, ending up with a huge hematoma that bled for two weeks. One of the residents, a little old lady that lived in the same cottage than my mother, was sent to the hospital with maggots in her legs and private parts. She died in the hospital. This place SHOULD BE CLOSED and Dawn Grady should not be working with our fragile loved ones.

Rooms are dirty and always have plumbing issues, AC, toilet and thub leaks and floods like no…read morebusiness. ceilings are falling apart. Food is disgusting because they have rats in the kitchen and basements. DO NOT EAT here if you intend to live or visit this place.Management is fake and shady, she will smile at you and be nice to you but will be disrespectful and rude behind your back. Manager she replaces her staff and residents like socks if she dont like you she will kick you out of building or fire you,she is that evil

My wife and I accomptied my Father-in-Law to this Hotel to view it ,he is thinking of moving there…read moreto downsize from his home. We meet with Maggie to view the property and amenities of this grand historic hotel. The building was amazing historic hotel and appears to be meticulously maintained. Maggie did a excellent job of showing this property to us. The staff and the residents we spoke to loved this place. Dad is considering his options and will make a decision soon. Thank You Jim & Arlene

My friend has lived here for five years. She loves it. She loves the management. They have…read moreactivities and a little cafe to order food that they deliver to your apartment. It is an independent living facility. You do have to be able to care for yourself. It's close to bars, restaurants and a bus stop right out front. Only down side is parking. There is no visitor parking at all. You have to find a place on the street and move your car every two hours. I believe that residents have to pay to park on the property. The rents are subsidized. All in all it's a nice place.

No t good. Don't move here unless you want an unsafe place to live. Many of my belongings have been…read morestolen. They broke my reading lamp . Stole credit card, clothes, many things have been taken from my apt while I was gone...

My friend and I visited this wonderful retirement center to visit her 87 year-old former neighbor…read moreGerry. I swear, it looked like a hotel when we first pulled into the visitor's parking area. All that was missing were the parking valets. This is a place that features self sufficient living, congregate and nursing care. They also have an Alzheimer's care unit here. Gerry said that several hundred people live in the complex but they do have 35 vacancies right now. Yes, even this place has suffered from the housing market crash. He bought his one bedroom condo 10 years ago for quite a reasonable price. He has everything taken care of..limo service to shops, banks and stores, day-time excursions, a theatre, ballroom/weight room, indoor swimming pool, deli/general store and some of the best food served in five different dining rooms. As his guest, we went to the 'Traditional' dining room and sat down to some of the best food I've had. Some of the restaurants I've eaten at pale in comparison to what we had here. The menu combines lunch/dinner entrees. You want an omelette? You can get one. Parmesan-crusted Catfish, Penne and Matballs..there was quite a list. My friend and I had the 5 oz. Filet Mignon wrapped in bacon with sauteed onions. It came perfectly cooked as we ordered, medium rare. I had the Yukon potatoes and a trip to the salad bar. The salad bar offered Spinach and Micro greens and a fine selection of fruits and veggies. Yes, they had prunes and apple butter too! For dessert I had the Apple pie with a scoop of Vanilla ice cream. Exceptional. I wish that all retirees could live in such a facility with dignity and grace befitting their contribution to life. It's a shame that some places operate under the auspices of care givers' but give or care very little.

There are old and sorry reviews of this residence to which I do not subscribe. The facility is…read morebeautiful, the food is hearty and good, and the apartments are practical and efficient. But most of all, the staff has been at the facility many years and know how to make residents fully engaged and happy. In fact, it appears to be their goal. This is my first year in an apartment and my reviews will only get better as I put down my book and expand my interests. For now, it's a restful break from maintaining a big house in Maryland. I look forward to exploring the many options for exercise, fellowship, and relaxing.

They have a great management team. They have besutiful.affordable homes.and lots of amenities.read more

My parents purchased a home from Theseman properties at Village Green 55+ community in December and…read moremoved in on February 4. We were sold an "as is" home by the sales person Colleen, who claimed it had been completely rehabbed with new flooring, a new kitchen, and a new bath. While we understand that buying a home "as is" means taking on certain responsibilities, we never imagined how unsafe the home truly was. Within a few months, the roof leaked, and the AC unit went bad, both of which we took care of understanding that we bought an "as is" home. However, on September 24, my dad's foot went through the so-called "new flooring." We discovered that the flooring had been installed over rotten subflooring. This is not only deceptive but outright dangerous! I complained to the office, and Kim, the manager who handled the sale, who is now an area manager for Theseman sent a maintenance person to inspect the floor. After assessing the situation, Kim acknowledged the problem and promised to reimburse the $2000 my parents spent to replace the flooring. We provided the receipt, and weeks went by with no response. Now, they're refusing to pay. Their handling of this matter has been unethical, unprofessional, and reckless. I do not recommend purchasing a home in any of the Theseman communities. They cut corners, lie about repairs, and have no regard for the safety of their residents. My elderly parents have been through a nightmare, and it's outrageous that they continue to avoid accountability. If anyone wants more details feel free to contact me at lgomez1979@hotmail.com

I have found the staff and ownership of this assisted living facility to be very professional and…read moreattentive to every detail of the facility. The are always seeking out new ways to help and assist the residence under their care.

Very unprofessional staff lack of personal accountability with the management they allow their…read moreemployees to get involved personally when their is a policy against it and no accountability held whatsoever for them when they do even after they are informed about it

This place is remarkable. The facility is lovely and active. It's a perfect place for seniors…read more Even the food is good! They have a show on Wednesdays and a theater with a movie once or twice a month. They have a craft room and a kitchen for residents who like to cook as well. PT and medical facility salon and all-inclusive and really reasonable pricing! Couldn't be more satisfied.

Memory unit has people with Dementia. Several staff members do not speak any English. Imagine…read morebeing confused and not being able to understand the people charged with caring for you. Rooms are dirty, smell like urine and Supervisor Kate has been extremely rude on more than one occasion. Feel sad for the residents.

I am deeply disappointed with our experience at The Barrington. My parents lived there together,…read moreand during an already devastating time, the lack of compassion and communication made everything far worse. When my father was placed on hospice, his final wish was to return home so he could pass away next to my mother. The Barrington refused to allow him back unless he was disconnected from the medical machine needed to drain fluid from his lungs. This decision forced my family into an impossible situation and caused my father immense suffering in his final days. No family should ever have to make a choice like that simply to allow loved ones to be together at the end of life. Just days after my father passed away, my mother suffered a fall and was taken to the hospital. She was cleared for discharge the same day, yet The Barrington refused to allow her to return, stating that she was now a "liability." This is why we placed her into a living facility. At that moment, my mother was grieving the loss of her husband and suddenly found herself effectively homeless--denied access to the very home she had shared with my father. Throughout all of this, communication from management was extremely poor. Phone calls and concerns were not handled with urgency, clarity, or empathy. It was evident that resident well-being was not the priority. Additionally, even after my father's passing, The Barrington continued to deduct money from my parents' account. It took months of follow-ups to finally receive a refund, adding unnecessary stress to an already painful situation. This facility failed my parents when they needed care, compassion, and understanding the most. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend The Barrington to families seeking a place that truly prioritizes dignity, communication, and humane treatment during critical life moments. Truly the worst place!!!!!!

Well, this is where my dear mother lives nowadays since she's no longer able to live by herself…read morethat efficiently or safely. She kinda doesn't appreciate not being able to go anywhere other than on their schedule or by para transit (she's going blind). They've recently started to repaint the place also. All the activities you can imagine are here, such as movie night, bingo, musical programming, etc. I just have to mention, BTW, that a new parent company took this place over from Tarantino Mgmt. Still 3 meals a day, still activities and transportation, etc. At any rate, my dear mother is in the independent living part of the facility. This means she has her own apartment complete with a small kitchen, a screened in patio as well as a decent sized bedroom for one person. Then her living room has a good sized TV and her own furniture, etc. She was welcome to decorate the apartment as she saw fit; guess who her mover was? I still have the back-ache to prove it. Today was no different; after I helped her with mail and whatnot, I helped her rearrange bedroom furniture! At least the apartment is kinda light and airy (for an old folks' home anyway). Hurricane shutters too! I don't partake in meals here so I can't tell you much other than to say my mother prefers homemade meals, so I obliged her with three. Anyhoo: place is tidy enough but still worn around the edges when you go upstairs. They need to slap some paint around in the residential hallways! BTW: they have the slowest elevators on earth. If they used these old crates in the Empire State Building you'd have a birthday on the way to the top and another on the way down. So would I wanna stay here? Hell no! My mother isn't the happiest camper here as she says all the staff is quitting in droves. Well, if I had to work here I'd probably wanna run for the hills myself.