From day one Debbie and the whole Symphony staff has been great to my family My grandmother has…read morebeen staying there for the past couple of months. My grandmother says nothing but great things about the facility. Every time I talk to her on the phone she always talks about how friendly and helpful everyone is.

My brother received a medical diagnosis that would require a life time of care in a memory care…read moreunit. He had a terrible first placement experience post hospital discharge. His personal care lacked in all areas and he felt unsafe, anxious and it was clear his needs were being neglected. There is nothing worse than leaving a family member in a facility they don't feel safe in and you know their needs are not being met. This concern brought us to the Symphony at Stuart and this move has meant a world of difference for my brother! Symphony at Stuart more than met all of our family's expectations and this includes my brother who is now settled in and thriving. The facility is clean, bright and welcoming with an extremely impressive care and medical staff on site who have responded to all questions or concerns. My brother has responded to this positive move; he is less anxious and much more positive about his situation. They have a wonderful Memory Care Director, Melissa who is totally involved in all aspects of my brothers care. She is approachable, concerned and proactive with any family concerns brought to her. With engaging staff and a calendar full of monthly activities my brother clearly feels better about his situation. He is clean, smiling, engaged and mostly happy and Symphony at Stuart and his family feels great knowing he is now feeling secure and knowing Symphony at Stuart really does care!

My friend recently has to move her mother here. The staff is extremely accommodating, easy to get…read morein touch with, and the older ones who live here looked active with plenty of options to spend their time at. They were talkative and smiled. So that was nice to see. The place was very clean too. Only complaint, was at the end of her hallway there was a very strong cigarette smell. It wasn't anywhere else, which was good to know that it was controlled to only one room most likely. But nonetheless, when you go to her room it was very strong. Good thing was it didn't come into her room. I feel it's definitely worth checking out for your loved ones

Compassionate care is palpable the moment you step in the door. Homelike and with quality care…read more Customer satisfaction scores are at 98% and seeing residents, who once felt lonely, are now now thriving in a vibrant and active community. Solaris offers resort style living at a great value.

What a pleasure dealing with Oasis Senior Advisors Treasure Coast…read more We feel fortunate to have come across this agency. Our advisor showed compassion and sincere caring for her clients. Melissa Dalsingh is very perceptive she picked up on our needs. She found us a place we could afford and be comfortable living in. Thank you Melissa for your kind ways and professionalism.

Ann at Oasis literally saved my life. My husband had just passed, and I was isolated in my condo…read more Not in the greatest health, but not in need of Assisted Living either. Children far away. Neighbors mostly snowbirds and totally cliquey to boot. Isolated, lonely, depressed, felt that there was no life ahead. I could have a heart attack and rot in there, and nobody would know or care. (Sorry for being so graphic, but yep, that is what depression feels and sounds like..) A friend referred me to Oasis. Ann came to see me and discussed my physical abilities & disabilities, wants, needs. She emailed me a list of 6 facilities with INDEPENDENT LIVING apartments, we set up appointments to visit 3 of them.. I fell absolutely in love with the first place she took me to, put a deposit, and moved in the following week and sold my condo. Now I am with other people who are pretty much at a similar life stage. I have friends, activities, incredible amenities, and now I do "have a life". (and by the way, this at NO COST to me.) THANK YOU, Ann!!

Having a relative in Cabana and living in another state, I am both happy and relieved to know that…read moreshe is getting the best of care from an amazing staff there. She's in memory care and often not the easiest of patients BUT it doesn't matter to them. They are caring, considerate and very professional in regards to their "guests". If you need a place for yourself or a relative, make sure to check Cabana out.

I am the POA for a special elderly couple that just became residents a few months ago at the…read moreCabana. It has proven to be a very good decision for them! Chris, part of the management team, has been fabulous to work with! He is so attentive and available whenever there are questions or help is needed. I know this couple could not find a better place to live and thanks to Chris and the other wonderful staff members, I feel certain their elder years will be happy ones!!

I moved my Mom with little time to investigate the care prided or the facility itself. But right…read morefrom the outset Violet struck me as a no-nonsense care provider who's main concern is that the patient care is valued above all else. She saw potential for improvement in my Mom that I didn't, and in the span of just a few months she not only can transfer by herself, but she can also now walk which she absolutely could not do either when she arrived. I bought into the big facility hype and Mom was in Grande Oaks, Brookdale, and Emerald Park. None of them compare to the personalized care of Maple Leaf, and Violet loves and cares for her residents like they are her own family. Stars !!

i must apologize to discovery village at stuart. i quoted only the cost for "respite care" which…read morewas $12000 for approximately 4.5 weeks. cash! assisted.livings cost is not known my bad for not specifying what i paid for "respite care"...$12,000 for 4.5 weeks is what they billed me and how much we paid. they pulled my original yelp for innaccurate pricing. wont ever happen again cuz i'll never stay there again.

A WARNING TO FAMILIES CONSIDERING THIS FACILITY!…read more The smell upon entering was an immediate red flag. What followed was even more disturbing: COCKROACHES throughout my grandmother's room, in her bed, and throughout her personal belongings. Let that sink in. These are people's living spaces. Their beds. Their personal belongings. This is where our elderly loved ones are supposed to feel safe, comfortable, and cared for. What makes this even more upsetting is that these are vulnerable, often medically fragile individuals who can't always speak up for themselves, advocate for their own needs, or even communicate when something is wrong. They are dependent on others to protect them, treat them with dignity, and provide basic standards of care. Cleanliness is the bare minimum. Having to worry about bugs crawling through a resident's bed and belongings is absolutely unacceptable. Beyond the condition of the facility, our experience also raised serious concerns about staff interactions, the lack of respect shown, and communication with family members. (J.J is very unprofessional) Families should not have to fight to get information about their loved ones. They should not feel dismissed, disrespected, or left in the dark when it comes to someone's care and well-being. When you entrust a facility with someone you love, you are trusting them with one of the most vulnerable people in your life. That responsibility should never be taken lightly. DOH was notified

I have been to Allegro numerous times, due to my mother being a resident there and I continued to…read morebe very impressed by this facility. Not only is the facility kept in impeccable condition, but you can tell the staff enjoys the work that they do and is always willing to assist with any questions or concerns a visitor might have. It has a very "home like" feel to it, which is important when someone is transitioning from their home. I would definitely reccomend this facility to anyone looking for an assisted living facility.

When you walk in the front doors of Allegro it it very impressive with all the decorations and…read moreglitz. The assisted living area is beautiful BUT the Memory Care unit is another story. I have found most of the staff here are lazy and do not follow the resident's care plan. The common areas are dirty and dull. Not everything is being done for my father that should be according to his care plan . For what we are paying monthly (approx. $7,000) it is definatly not worth that. The staff will walk into his room not even say hi or ask if him if he would like anything. They promise a lot but there is no follow through. I am constantly in there as my father's advocate. It's amazing how the staff and the administrators will argue that they are right when they're not. Look beyond the pretty and glitzy decorations and think twice before moving yourself or a loved one here.

Our family used their services for home care, respite care and in patient care. A better and more…read morecaring team cannot be found in Florida. Dr Crouch was wonderful and had a great style and was very attentive to a terminal parent's needs. The 24/7 nurse and care support at the in patient care was also excellent. They had chaplain, veteran and other special events and were always without question professional and expert. My parent passed away and our family is grateful for the care received.

Zero stars, the most stressful time of our life. Visit with treasure Coast Hospice liaison. 1st…read morevisit was suggested by martin south doctor caring for my husband. Hospice liaison said "he is not ready for Hospice". Gave us brochures and went on her way. Husband was moved to Encompass, I did not feel he was ready for rehab, that night Encompass called me moving him back to Martin South hospital he was not doing well. Martin South called me that night and were sending him to Martin North for critical care. Next AM I went to hospital he was not doing well, was treated for several days they moved him out of critical care. My intuition thought they made a mistake; I was with him every day he was in the hospital watching his body slowly going into giving up. Talked to hospice again and again she said he is not ready. I could not believe what she said after looking at my husband. After couple days I said stop with the massive poking of needles, trying to draw blood and he is in pain. I left that evening he was going to sleep he said goodbye love you, he had always said goodnight. I prayed for him; I knew that would be the last of his pain. That morning he was in coma they moved him to a private room and then called hospice I said ok maybe they will learn something from this. We all said our goodbyes then hospice showed up and he passed away that evening. Now hospice wants to help us with our grieving, I went through the hardest time of my life. Don't believe the rosy picture they paint! Maybe a big $ donner helps with the fancy brochures but not hospice care. God took care of my husband and will take care of me.