Sodalis Largo

What our family likes the most about Sodalis Largo are the different activities and the staff members. Our loved one also loves the meals that are prepared for them. They have several different activities which is really nice.

The staff are friendly. The housekeeping could be better. The third floor always had an odor, possibly flooding on old carpet? Communication between nursing and management staff and the family usually took several calls by us, as they didn't return messages in a timely manner, if at all. The front desk staff was always amazing. The move in/move out process was easy. My mom said that the meals were good. I would recommend this place as long as your loved one is pretty independent. Once my mom needed more help, it seemed like she was ignored more. I'm sure that short staffing was part of the problem.

Nice facility, but not well managed. Not as clean, including bathrooms, slow to wash laundry, my husband sat in wet pull-ups often and aids were supposed to be checking on him for that. Aids could use better training and availability of staff was very limited. Husband was left in bed all day most days. The activities people worked hard to provide good services to residents. With additional trained and caring aids, it could be better. when I sat with the director of nursing, (2. Weeks in) we developed a plan of care to improve my husbands care, but nothing changed. By week 4, I decided to move him to a different community. As we were exiting, a new due of nursing and exec director were hired. They were working on aids, but it takes time to find and hire qualified people. If they rebuild their team, it'll be a great community. I was paying for his care and ended up doing most of it myself.

Based on the comparisons for our loved one after looking at several other communities, we knew right away that Sodalis Largo was going to be the place for our loved one. The appearance of the facility, the demeanor and friendliness of the staff and basically their interest in taking care of our loved one persuaded us to make that decision and we are so happy we did. The other communities were not anywhere close to what Sodalis Largo could provide. We needed a locked memory care unit and for us that was a big safety concern

The people were all very knowledgeable and kind. I felt like when I told them that I had decided on another place they just kind of dumped me. I do still get tons of emails from their organization for support groups.

The hygiene wasn't as good as could have been. The toilet was filthy underneath, I reported this to the staff. I like the staff they are friendly and welcoming. We have actually since moved my wife out of here and into another facility that is more fitting for our needs.

we're very happy with this community. my loved one is doing really well here, the staff are all great. thumbs up all around!

Some of their responses to my questions made me feel like they were hiding something. . .

The facility is very nice, clean, and neat. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. I'm anxious for my mom to move in in 2 days.

We were happy to tour this community for care and needs. The staff was nice and caring. The community was clean and seemed nice inside and out. The menu looked appealing. We did like the layout of the community for good care.

We toured this community. We did not like having to move in and get furnature. The staff were nice and caring. The menu was nice. This is a nice community and families might want to tour this community for the care of a loved one.

We toured this community for the care for my mom. I was not what I was looking for. the staff seemed to be nice, but this is not what I wanted. I would suggest other families tour this community for the care of a loved one.

During our tour of this community I really was not satisfied with what I had saw. It was a really depressing atmosphere and there was not enough room for all of the residents, it was way to cramped. The bedrooms where way to small and I would not want my mother living in this environment.

My mother was only there a short time, and she went from semi-ambulatory to bed-ridden very quickly. She suffered some bruises from rough handling, but the most disturbing was bed sores. They have some great nurses on staff, but they are in short supply. Many of the care givers are young and thoughtless, or middle aged and resentful. I don't think anyone was deliberately mean, just not suited to be caring for geriatric patients who tend to be fragile and frail. If your loved one is ambulatory, they should be fine. If not, you best keep an eye on them.

Princeton Village is a nice community. The memory care unit is a securely locked floor with all the comforts of home.

Marilyn has adjusted very well to her new environment. This can be attributed to the staff at Princeton Village. They are friendly, helpful and address problems it they come up. My only concern is at times I find her room is unlocked. As a result some items have been taken, but they have always been found and returned. Her room is clean and the staff has always been receptive to hern eeds.I would highly recommend Princeton Village.

They have done a great job. They have been very accommodating to all her needs. We have overall been very, very pleased. They have a nurse on-call twenty-four/seven. We have been very happy with everything.

We toured several other Assisted Living Facilities and chose Princeton Village in Largo, FL for my Aunt. The team made the transition for my Aunt and all of us very easy. Since she suffers from Dementia, we wanted a facility that was equipped and experienced to give her the care she needs today and what she will need down the road. It has everything we were looking for in meals, medication management, laundry, hair salon and activities. We are very happy that we chose Princeton Village.

The facility looks clean and the people who work there seem qualified. But, if she ends up needing the max amount of care she would not be able to pay. She would have to relocate. Which I'm trying to avoid.