Southview Assisted Living & Memory Care

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Everything about Southview has been very positive and reassuring. [name removed] made the process as smooth and simple as possible and [name removed], the memory care manager made my dad feel comfortable and welcome. During this trying time everyone at Southview made it a much less difficult transition than I would have believed.

I would tell others it is more like independent living than I thought it would. Most of the people are friendly and kind to my loved one. I would like to see some clarity on what the caregivers are supposed to do and what is considered overstepping for them. Communication is one of the problems here, such as the staff not talking to each other all the time. The community had a program that allowed a trusted companion to be able to see their loved one during the pandemic. This was awesome for my family.

The administrators were very nice and caring. Some of the caregivers I felt were not qualified or did not take the covid precautions seriously. The community is very neat and clean. The communication was not the best between the staff and the family. I have tried to call several times and would not receive a callback. If all of these issues were fixes then I would recommend this community to others.

Overall the community did a good job and was very responsive, and was always receptive. I would definitely recommend this community to others

the staff is very concerned and do a great job caring for the residences. The rooms are nice sized we were happy with them, my dad thinks the food is good. I would definitely recommend this community to other

I understand the stress everyone is under but this doesn't warrant rudeness and disrespect. My mother has lived at Southview for close to two years and up until recently we have always been treated with kindness. I'm positive that we aren't the only ones who call or stop by the facility with questions during these uncertain times. Trust me when I say that I know everyone is busy, I don't need you to remind me of this when I call. Hopefully, this provides some insight on how the staff communicate with us when we call. This week a care staff member informed us of several management changes, which is very concerning. Why are we the last to know when such major changes are occurring? I am very disappointed with Southview. My mother still resides at Southview and due to this I wish not to provide my name.

Visited here and loved the atmosphere. I liked the various activities and outdoor garden area. I felt the smaller group setting would be less intimidating for my mom to get involved. The rooms were a little smaller than what she was use to but would have worked . Unfortunately we have to move mom to a continuous care facility.

Southview is a beautiful place for my parents to live. Their apartment is lovely and very well equipped for them. It is bright and cheery and totally un-institutional feeling! The staff are very courteous and friendly. They also do a great job of keeping me aware of things that happen. It has taken some time to get the cleaning/laundry schedule kinks worked out but I’m hopeful that is resolved soon. My parents favorite time of the week is Happy Hour on Fridays. They look forward to it. They don’t attend any of the outings, mainly because they are scheduled for early morning and they are not morning people. They were interested in the Joey B’s outing but it only had room for 2 wheelchair people and those spots were taken. My mom has had her hair done in the salon several times and they do a fabulous job! The dining room is beautifully decorated and tables are covered with linen cloths and napkins. The wait staff are so kind and attentive. 5??Service! The people that work here are all so kind and friendly and welcoming. My siblings and I are very happy with Southview.

Everyone is very nice, respectful, professional and honest. The positive atmosphere in the building is a great asset. It makes everyone feel special. Thank you, A Visitor

My godmother lived in the memory care here for over 2 years. We moved her from a place that really couldn't handle her increasing dementia and was charging a small fortune for "private" care. They are so good at handling people with dementia at this memory care facility that she didn't require any "private" care and the overall cost of her care was was greatly reduced. I had to monitor her medications for the first few weeks to make sure they were doing it right but once they got it down, we didn't have any trouble. I can still remember the great relief I felt when a staff member said "I've got her. She'll be fine." I always felt she was in good hands. There is very little turnover of the staff, compared to the facility we came from. They must be taking good care of them and they take good care of the residents. Most of the staff that was there when she moved in is still there. They really know how to handle people with dementia. This place and these people made this very difficult time in my godmother's life bearable and at times, even enjoyable.