Grace Management, Inc

Start with accommodations, first class adequate size one bedroom , nice kitchen, great bath and wonderful closet. Living room small but two large chairs or one love seat and chair. Very clean, well maintained and great activities. Staff is first class and very accommodating. Most residents in independent living are seemingly happy or at least content. Only negative is food. Marginal at best even though chef tries hard. I think he tried to do to much needs to keep it simple.

Once your in an apt and want to change downsize cause to expensive they wanted to charge me [removed] dollars extra to change to smaller apt. They said prep fees it was already to rent before. So I left.

They are undergoing a transition to new ownership, so upgrades and refreshes are in the works. Should only get better. Location, location, location.

[name removed] was exceptionally nice. I enjoyed meet with him. The facility was nice. But I think that it would be a bit much for my sister. I am looking for something smaller.

The staff and quality of care is great. The food is really great and my sister has met some people and become friends. What I didn't like was the cost of having facility assistance to insure my sister was taking her meds. $500 per month to insure she takes her 2 pills in the morning and a couple more in the evening seems like overcharge. So instead my nephew and niece (her children) must go there daily to make sure as my sister is on a very fixed income and we are trying to stretch her dollars as much as possible. The rooms are great, kept clean and I have no complaints on that end.

It is a wonderful place. I think it's to big or short staffed to properly care for all patients. I would highly recommend Palm Bay.

The Camillia is bright, clean and really beautiful. The rooms are spacious and bright. It is only about 15 years old, so looks newer and brighter than other places we have toured. Great location, close to shopping and other restaurants when you want to go off-campus. [name removed], who gave us the tour, is a fabulously bright, happy person and just a joy to be around. The only downside was the food. We had lunch at the facility, and maybe it was an off day or could have been what we ordered, but it didn’t taste like Chef prepared foods that are available other places. It wasn’t terrible, just average, but could be improved. Service though was excellent. Overall would give it a 4.5 out of 5.

I have been a resident at The Hallmark for nearly a year and was asked to share my overall impression of the community and staff. The common areas are in good shape—clean and well maintained—though somewhat worn. With the arrival of the new management company, many of us are looking forward to future upgrades and redesigns of these spaces. There are plenty of activities available for those who are interested, ranging from daily movies to book clubs. It’s easy to stay busy and engaged, and participation also provides great opportunities to meet many fellow residents. The greatest strength of The Hallmark is its professional staff. From department heads to the maintenance team, everyone is consistently friendly and eager to provide any assistance you may need. Because of these and many other factors, I am very happy with my decision to become a resident of The Hallmark.

Nice tour. Provides care at all levels. Staff was caring and attentive. Location was convenient to my home.

Facility is nice a little gloomy on the bottom level not a lot of light in there. They seem to have more people that are mobile and speaking. Not sure if the food is any better Prices start at[Amount Removed] per month because they have a rn on duty Not sure unless you are in need of advanced care if it is worth the extra money I was shown through the facility by an office person Not a true tour rooms are very small did not see a lot of nursing staff there to know how many staff per person

When I first arrived I did want to be here BUT after I got used to my new environment I was happy to be here. I could not have lived at home alone and I enjoy the activities and social engagement. I’m glad I stayed in Pahrump at Inspirations.

Although I’m going back home it has been a really good experience here at Inspirations. I never thought I would be in a place like this and enjoying it. But I’m doing much better and want to go back to my house. I can tell you if I need this place in the future I would definitely come back.

The executive director and sales director were very forthcoming and informative. They answered all of our questions and volunteered information we didn't know we should ask. They have been supportive and accommodating all along. The head nurse is on top of things. She has been a good coach letting us know what physical requirements my father would have to satisfy in order to move in. So far, a very good experience.

I think the place itself is great. My dad has a very nice apartment setup and I'm comfortable knowing he is there. As someone who is out of the area and unable to see him and check on him I think I have a unique perspective that may be beneficial for other caregivers and family members who may be out of state from their loved ones and not as involved in their care. I do find that communication has been somewhat difficult. My father has lost weight and dealt with some depression since arriving and I wish the staff made more of an effort to go to his room and encourage him to join activities or take his meal in the dining room etc. There has also been quite a disconnect between the facility and the VA. My father has a VA doctor and the facility has not had much success in keeping in contact with that doctor. The facility has continued to prescribe him medications and treatment even though I've explained that nothing is covered unless it goes thru the VA but that has not been followed- likely due to how difficult it is to communicate with the VA. But he is a veteran and those step need to be taken so he receives the full benefits he is entitled to.

1. Residents were welcoming & spoke highly of their time living there & most I met had been there for many years. 2. Ability to "age in place" in the same apartment/wing whether independent or assisted (doesn't have to relocate unless actual memory care is necessary. 3. Indoor pool

No activities available on weekends unless lead by residents. Food is too repetious and way too much chicken and fish. Baked potato is a luxury. No activities on the weekends and too many changes to the activity calendar. They spend too much time on activities they want instead of activities that would get residents out of their rooms. Very few informative classes. A creative activity director and one more assistant. The facility is fairly good. Lots of repair work going on now.

Great facility and floor plan options. Residents seemed happy. The corridors were a little confusing, but otherwise a very nice community.

Augustine landing very nice staff and residents very welcoming food and server top rated. Overall glad I moved here.

Plenty of opportunity to stay active with exercise programs daily, pleasant dining room for lunch and dinner, speakers occasionally, crafts, physical therapy is offered with order from physician.

The facility was clean but appeared dated with 90s style draperies in the dining area. The rooms were bright and tidy. Everyone greeted me and was friendly. The one bedroom unit was very tiny. The guide said the flooring had just been replaced and that finishing touches weren't done, yet. Also, that new appliances would be replacing the very outdated refrigerator and microwave.