At first it was okay but then decided to convert to a "luxury" establishment without changing much…read more Currently remodeling with a lot of noise and debris and lack of care for the residents. It's all about money I guess!

I've been living here for over two years in independent living and truly enjoy the lifestyle. I…read morehave my own car and I come and go as I please. There are plenty of engaging and fun activities you can be involved in that will keep you active. I involve myself in many of them and I am also a leader in a musical sing along hour where I play many of your favorite oldies on my 12 string guitar. Come on and check us out.

My friend has received the most caring therapy the few times she was in residence here.read more

From the moment I walked into Solaris Daytona Beach , I was impressed with the pristine condition…read moreof the facility. Common areas, hallways and patient rooms were meticulously clean. As for the food we experienced, it was fresh and flavorful and the residents all appeared to be more than satisfied with their meals. My family member also had to participate in the therapy department, each therapist was very involved with each resident and each therapist demonstrated a very strong professional image. Last but not least, the communication I received not only from the clinical team, but as well as management was above and beyond. Would highly recommend Solaris of Daytona Beach to anyone needing this level of care.

When you father has a major stroke, it's so hard to know the best place for him where he'll have…read morethe best chance to get better. I believe Brooks was the best place. Definitely they have some areas that need improvement, but the majority of the staff were excellent, especially the doctors, therapists, and administration. Their equipment and protocols are very good. Staffing is (as usual in health care), the biggest concern. They are desperately short on speech therapists. And the quality of many of the CNAs certainly needs improvement (although many were outstanding). If your loved one has trouble communicating or even knowing when to ask for help with basic needs, you will want someone from your family present for the majority of the waking hours to make sure their needs are met. The CNAs are just too busy to check on patients enough to take adequate care of their basic needs. Also, someone will need to be there at all times because you never know when a doctor is going to stop in. If you have any concerns to discuss (which you probably will), or just want to hear a report, you need to be there so you don't miss the visit. The one other thing to consider is the scheduling of therapy. Sometimes the sessions are scheduled too close together. Some recovery/rest/eating/bathroom/medication administration time is needed in between or else little value is gained from the therapy. We often had to ask for adjustments so my (very tired from the stroke) Dad didn't have 2 or 3 hours in a row of therapy. When you think about how weak someone is from ailments/surgeries/medications/stress, asking them to do 1.5 hours of therapy is like asking a well person to do cross fit for a full 1.5 hours! It's a lot! A rest is needed before the next session. But the bottom line is, the majority of the care at Brooks is excellent. The staff are mostly truly caring and go out of their way to give outstanding care. We are so grateful to Dr. Perez, Hugo, Muong Hwa, Michelle, Susie (Jesusa), Irish, Tara, Shaniah, Donna, Kate, and SO many more!

Absolutely the worst place I have see. Horrible care, very little PT and kick you out on the…read moreweekend soon as the insurance is up. Food disgusting cant say enough, but if you care about you realative this is the last place you want to send them. The Memory care my relative is in wont send anybody there. They brought her dinner it was 10 tater tots and nothing to drink. I sent pictures to the supervisor of the memory care facility and she was disguted. I got her out of there.

my Aunt was a resident at this facility and the service was fabulous. The Administrator was very…read morecaring and hands on, so we were quite pleased. We visited the facility several times a week, and the facility was always very clean and orderly and the food was very good and served timely. Unfortunately we moved out of the state nut I would highly recommend the facility.

I had a 3 pm appointment. Didn't realize I had past my doctor as I got the elevator at 3:10. There…read morewas a patient checking out with reception so I had a seat and waited when it was my turn. The receptionist told me that the doctor had already left. And I would have to set a new appointment. I was told my appointment was at 3 and they only wait 15 minutes. But he was already gone at 3:10. now days doctors want to charge you if you cancel without 48 notice. but they have no problem cancelling on you or my favorite. They tell you to get there 15 minutes early so you can wait in the waiting area for 20 minutes and then put you in a room and let you wait another twenty minutes. The receptionist had no idea who would refund me. since I did not receive 48!hours notice.

I had an excellent experience! I had a CT angiogram with contrast done. Everyone was very…read moreprofessional and kind.

My wife and I have been extremely pleased with the care and personal attention that our mother has…read moreexperienced while being a resident at " The Gallery". There facilities are immaculately maintained as well the entertainment and activities provided by "Taylor" the activities director make for a fun atmosphere for all the residents. When the time came and we needed to move mom to the next level of care "Holly"along with "Chris" and there team made the transition from the independent living into there assisted living a seamless experience for us.

This is an outstanding senior living facility. My mom and dad have been there for 3 years and are…read morethriving In independent living. They are now 94 and 89. It is a perfect mix of privacy (their own lovely apartment), nice grounds and plenty of activities to choose from. But best of all are the staff. Helpful and considerate, they activeLy engage with the residents - the front desk, servers and activity director keep a positive and happy environment. It is on the higher end of cost, but they are reliving a first class experience.

Do not under any circumstances put your loved one at Timberlane Lodge. My mother-in-law died after…read morea two month stay at Timberlane Lodge.i wrote this review the day after her funeral so it was all pretty fresh for me. I'll start with her unnecessary passing. Sandeep, explained that he'd told the nurse caring for her to keep the railing on her bed down so she would not have a sense of being trapped. Ok, but-- this is a woman who really cannot walk unassisted without falling. And when my mother-in-law got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom, guess what? She fell and broke her hip. Why had they left the railing down on the far side of the bed that was narrow and hard to negotiate? Why was the alarm not clipped to her nightgown? If you are going to insist that her rail be down, insist that the alarm be clipped. She is not capable of taking that off; her fingers could barely hold her phone. She fell on a Sunday night and it took until Wednesday for her to be given medication. Apparently, Sandeep says, this is completely up to hospice (and I believe it is, but where is the advocacy). It's funny that when we wanted to install her at Timberlane Lodge they were able to get meds immediately to alleviate her anxiety. I came down from MA with a friend of mine, for a three day. We wheeled her outside onto the patio and we were playing and singing old time ukulele tunes. Two of the other three residents enjoyed our singing ( the third was non-responsive). The next day Sandeep said he was going to limit my visitation. It was 2:30 in the afternoon and I was not to come back until 8pm. He said, you're being here makes them feel bad because they don't have visitors. People need human connection. But he insisted we could not come back until 8pm, after she'd had her evening meds and basically was asleep. (Remember this is one of three days I was intending to be with her and shortly after she broke her hip due to their negligence.) As well, he said, I was not to come visit at meal times and I am to go from the front door straight to her room because the other residents don't want to have to see me. Please note that when I could, I was bringing her food (because their food is little piles of non-nutritive crap: canned vegetables and elbow macaroni in what looked like melted mayonnaise but was possibly runny cheese) and I was helping out by taking the time to feed her. When we were interviewing them to decide whether to put my mother-in-law there they said yes yes yes to all the things I inquired about. Could she sit with us in the lovely living room rather than the big TV room? Yes of course. My mother-in-law is a picky eater I told them. If we buy all the ingredients for the tuna salad she likes to eat -every single day- for lunch would it be too much for you to make it for her? It's nutritious and she loves it. Of course, we will be glad to. Did they ever make it? No. But when I came to make it were there cans of tuna anywhere: nope. And yet all the other cans of food that I had labeled with her initials were all still there. The Wolfgang Puck soups that she loves. None of them had been served to her. Recently a friend of hers told me that when she went there they told her we can't figure out what she likes to eat. I had, with Mr. and Mrs. Sandeep gone over all the foods she likes and will eat. I feel horrible for not believing my mother-in-law when she told me how mean Sandeep and his wife Sunita were. I kept telling her, he's nice, they are here to help you. And then, two days after she breaks her hip and has been given no medication for pain management he goes to move her from the chair to the bed and tells me not to worry when she screams because she's faking it! He literally told me that. I said "no, she has a broken hip please be gentle." This is a tough woman, I told Sandeep, a woman who has had an arm set with out pain medication. She has had root canals without Novocain. She is not faking it. She's tough and if she's expressing pain, she's -in- real pain. And at one point I was going to give her a gentle foot massage and when I took off her sock I noticed her foot was -completely- black and blue. When I pointed it out, Sandeep said, oh that's probably from her compensating for her broken hip and putting more weight on that foot. It's hard to believe Sandeep is a scientist. One would not have a foot that is completely black and blue from putting a little extra body weight on it. Besides I told him: wrong foot. It looked much more like it had been stepped on; I can't imagine how else. It's hard to picture it being broken from the fall. Do not let your loved one go to Timberlane Lodge.

My Grandmother was a resident of Timberlane Lodge for almost 5 years. The facility is impeccably…read moreclean and the care is wonderful. As a grandchild in charge of my Grandmother's care and not being local, it was difficult for me to find a place where she would be comfortable. Timberlane lodge is a beautiful home and I couldn't have asked for better care. The facility presents a truly unique opportunity to have your loved one in a place that feels like home and yet, still has round the clock supervision.

An excellent experience as always at this and the Twin Lakes location. My family and I have had…read morex-rays, mammograms, and I've had several MRIs and both locations. Today was an MRI of both my knees after an injury. I arrived early and checked in. Within five minutes I was called to the registration area and since I had answered all the questions online before my visit I was done within about five more minutes. I was then taken back into the MRI area within about 10 minutes and had the MRIs done. The text there were great and explained everything as we moved along. I was done and out before my actual scheduled appointment time. I also had a report in my email within three hours of leaving. WOW

You have to wait an hour even if you arrive an hour early. Either this is the most inefficient and…read moreinconsiderate operation or they are bumping you for whatever reason which is just as bad. There are choices, do not waste your time.