This is a "active senior living" community. Nope, I am not a senior, but my MIL is and we love…read morevisiting her here. This review is just on the pool area: The clubhouse has a restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch. They will make you pretty much anything. My son ordered pancakes with pickles and they made it for him (gross!). I had two eggs, coffee, everything bagel, and home fries and it was only $4.99! You cannot find breakfast like this in GA. It would cost $7 average. The staff is great. They made my daughter chocolate chip pancakes. We sat outside in the screened in porch which overlooks the pool. No food is allowed by the pool. The pool is larger and shaped like an L with two large entry areas. My kids had a blast there and no one complained about them. There is also a "current" pool which has a current that you can walk against for exercise. It is cold though where the larger pool is kept at a luke warm 88 degrees. They also have a gated in playground for the grandkids to play on.

My favorite place for nursing care. Brand new place. Very nice place. Library and game rooms.read more

From the owner: Situated in idyllic Boynton Beach, our community helps you enjoy each day with gracious amenities,…read morecurated programs, and excursions to popular local attractions. Our community offers Residential Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care.

Such a beautiful facility and location but beware the management here is incompetent and the staff…read morecan be abusive. I regret putting my mother here. The last straw was when the administrator Selina Huang Tran actually hung up on me when I complained about the outrageous problems here. We've taken a position in Ares capital the company that owns your company. Expect to hear from corporate soon, Ms Tran!

Liberty Rehab would like to commend Wellington Bay Assisted Living Facility for the A+ care they…read moregive their residents!! The administration takes the time to know each resident and their families! The community as a whole blends so well , meeting all the preferences for the residents!!!!

WOW! Reading the comments brings me back with my mom was…read morethere a few yrs back, at first when we entered the place I was like: Wow! this is like the Ritz Carlton of Rehabs! the building and grounds were really nice... but then reality hit! Here are some of the things that happened: Staff just didn't care, from nurses to those amazing lady aids, 99% were like that. They would leave my mom in her room the whole morning with windows closed if I didn't come by and check on her. Then she would missed her PT appointment until the next morning... and so on. So what was the point in being there?? They would leave her in her regular clothes until close to 10pm and if I wasn't there until the next morning. You had to be on top of them with meds.... or they would not give them to her. One time the ambulance had to come and take my mom to the ER because the feeding tube had felt, so they said...but I was pretty sure while changing her and being rough they pulled it....BUT NEVER CALLED ME to tell me what was going on!!! Until I happened to call and found out where my mom was!!!! and this are a few things that I now remember. After the first night I would stay with my mom until 11pm when she was set to go to sleep and I would come back the next morning around 830am/9am to make sure somebody would come and get her ready for PT on time. I would leave her for 2 hrs and quickly come back and check on her thru our the day/nt. They didn't like me being there so much BUT I didn't care! I was my mom's voice! or I knew this was not going to go well. PT was great! that I have to say. Thank God for them, they did their best to help her. (hopefully they are still good!!!) I could go on and on...but I think this is good for now and you will get the big picture. My advise: Never leave your love ones alone and if you do... come in an out. If you are far.... I feel bad for your love ones.

I was there when it was Nuvista for back surgery rehabilitation fortunately I had amnesia for three…read moreweeks and when I awoke I was fortunately on the second floor. therapy was good but although it's beautifully decorated the service was sorely lacking. The second time I had a hip implant. I was delivered there late evening and felt I had entered hells cauldron. 4 women handled me roughly and when I screamed for pain they threatened me with a fist. I was afraid. My stay there was equivalent to a 0 from 1-10 sanetary care was deplorable. food was mediocre. general atmosphere intimidating.

I don't have enough space to share all the examples of neglect and unprofessionalism my mom (and…read moreour family) experienced here. I have proof of it all. I was called one evening and told my mom was no where to be found in the facility. Terrified, I sped to the facility and pulled up to 10 police cars outside. Eventually, my mom was found and had been in their facility the entire time! She was locked outside sitting on a bench in the pitch black fast asleep in their outdoor courtyard. She was left for over two hours. One of policeman told me get your mom out of this place. My mom was not cleaned often and had raw red skin in certain areas and was in pain. My mom pushed the help bracelet and on at least 3 occasions it took staff over 45 minutes to come to her apartment, other times, they didn't come at all. Do not believe the woman in admissions. I fell for all the false promises. Many of staff are mean and make fun of the vulnerable seniors. I saw it all.

The care and quality of the staff is phenomenal and I recommend this facility to anyone looking for…read morean ALF

Nice and friendly people, friendly staff This sucks food…read moreI live there as an assisted living home. The people are nice that run it very friendly is clean The food sucks.

I currently have a relative there. She was there initially in September for a month and a half and…read morethen was able to come home. Back then it was lovely with pretty good food, and ice cream parlor and soda. May not seem a lot to some of you, but it made the residence very happy. She also had a very nice room and the staff were (still are) great. Now there is new Ownership and boy has it changed. I am a retired Director of Nursing and worked at an Assisted Living facility for awhile. It was a good place with caring owners. It is incredibly apparent that he is not kind OR caring. He is obviously only in it for the money. He should be ashamed of himself. He got rid of the food and replaced it with some cheap alternative. I don't consider a couple of meatballs on a hamburger bun as palatable or nutritious. He doesn't care!! I'll bet you good money he wouldn't eat it! I was able to take a look at it at dinner time and it honestly looks awful. Apparently he has more than one of these Assisted-Living facilities and continues to open more. Doesn't he have enough enough money? I'd love to know where I could make a complaint. My advice is to go somewhere else and really check out the place. Find out where they get their food and how they're preparing it. Ask the residence there if they are happy. Do your homework. Good luck.

I am writing this review based on my direct experience with Discovery at Home regarding the care of…read moremy mother. My mother was prescribed fluorouracil 5% cream to be applied only to her left hand. Despite clear instructions provided to the nurse Jackie and manager Jamy, the cream was applied to much larger areas including her back, shoulders, arms, chest, and face. This resulted in a severe skin reaction documented by her doctors as a "Topical Efudex Reaction," with significant pain, redness, crusting, oozing, and itching. My mother was unable to sleep for nearly three weeks due to the discomfort. As her son and primary caregiver, I had to personally apply her prescribed healing cream to her back every day for two weeks, which required me to miss work. When I raised concerns: The company conducted an internal investigation and stated their staff did nothing wrong. Administrator Rosana and regional manager Gary informed me they would not take any action. Shortly afterward, they canceled my mother's medical pill delivery service. I also experienced ongoing issues with medication delivery, including late doses and missed days. I have reported this matter to the appropriate state agencies. They are investigating.

Staff at Discovery Village is amazing. Caring and loving environment. The Executive Director…read more(Mary) and staff treat all the residents as their own family. They actually care for them on a personal basis which is hard to find today. I would highly recommend this place for your loved ones.

I just love, love, love the Vi. I can't remember when I was so content and happy. The staff is…read moreexceptional. The residents are the kindest. Couldn't ask for more

My Dad enjoyed residing in Independent Living at the Vi. But after a fall in his apartment led to…read morehis permanent residency in their care (rehabilitation) center, it was a terrible way to live for his last year. He went from a beautiful fully equipped residence to a tiny semi-private room where he could not even subscribe to his own cable TV. Not even a storage area for him to use, as provided in the Independent and Assisted Living residences. The staff there is friendly but terribly short-handed. Once he was finished with his prescribed rehab paid by medicare, the only exercise available in the gym was approximately $45 an hour. And when we tried twice to sign him up, our requests were ignored. A nurses aide walked with him two or three times a week for about 10 minutes, that was all the moving around he got to do. The doctors who work there are a joke. Maybe if one of them, or a nurse, had put a stethoscope to my father's chest, they might have suspected the pneumonia that wound up killing him a few weeks later.