The Lynmoore at Lawnwood

The Lynmoore at Lawnwood has been a great fit for our mother. The employees are very helpful and care about the seniors. Place is very clean. All staff have been very friendly. The food has been very good with a nice selection at every meal. The care from house keeping, Physical therapy and nursing has been very good. Overall we're very happy with her care.

The main reason we chose The Lynmoore at Lawnwood was because they had a higher level of medical care that they were able to provide through end of life. Most other places did not go quite that far. They have more doctors and nurses who are on staff for more hours of the day. My loved one was extremely resistant and extremely unhappy to be going here and I was very impressed by how many of the staff were able to be involved in different ways in helping him settle in and make him comfortable. It was truly remarkable. I would definitely recommend them to others.

DO NOT COME HERE! There are no caring associates, no best personalized care, NO 24 hour attentive atmosphere. There isn't any security here. The front door is left unattended from 7pm until the next morning. The 24-hour personal call system is nothing more than a pendant with a button to push when one needs help. My mother has pushed the button many times. There is never a response.! My Mother fell & pushed the button. and waited on the floor close to 4 hours before somebody came in! The food is horrible! You MUST go to the dining room or YOU GET CHARGED TO EAT IN YOUR ROOM! The Lynmoore cant get/keep help. It's really sad when I see people that are forced to go to the dining room rather than pay to eat in their rooms & they are sleeping in their wheelchairs with their faces just inches from their plate. If you want to punish your loved one then bring them to the Lynmoore.

This was a good community and well appointed it just did not have enough staff to keep a close eye on my loved one. The tour was very nice.

We tried to tour the community but they were not doing tours and did not offer a virtual tour. The staff was friendly but there was not much info to go on

All of the staff members have been great, there has not been one person who is not social, they always greet us and say hi when passing down the hallways. Just from speaking with our loved one and other residents the food seems to be okay. It is not the best but not the worst, and it does seem like they are starting to bring back a few activities.

Our loved one is thriving there, we can see them doing activities through the windows. We know she is happy there. Even during covid where it was difficult we found this community was 10 times better then our loved ones previous community. Even the receptionist is great.

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I am very pleased with our experience at The Lynmoore so far. My dad is always very clean whenever we have visits. They are very good with communication, they always call me with any updates on my dad. Everyone I have met has been very friendly and helpful. They always have activities going on for the residents all day long to keep them busy and moving. I would highly recommend them to others looking.

The only issue we had is that there is some turnover in the staff but this is industry-wide, But this is the community that I would want to be at. The staff was very accommodating and due to my mother being blind they allowed us to have a camera in her room so I could make sure she was ok. This helped us out with her care and I was able to help the staff and help them work with my mother. I would definitely recommend this community

I would recommend The Lynmoore. We picked this community because they are pet and verteran friendly. They are also friendly and caring to the residents. I feel [name removed] was attentive, explaining the property and how they could help the family. All the staff are super friendly and kind when explaining things about my loved one.

This is the best place in this area of Port St. Lucie. The friendliness and the dedication of the staff for my loved. The food was ok for my loved one. The room was very nice and good for my loved one.

My mother is in the Memory Care Unit at the Lynmoore at Lawnwood. It is by far the best of the four places we have had experience with since Mom's diagnosis in 2012. The management staff, namely [names removed] have been wonderful to work with this entire time. They are warm and friendly and all have a very professional demeanor. They have Mom's best interest at heart in dealing with any request or decision made on her behalf. Mom interacts directly with [name removed] in the Memory Care Unit. We can tell that Mom is comfortable with them and they have all taken to each other. They have a way of interacting with her kindly and gently. Everyone has smiles on their faces and never forgets to greet us when we have the opportunity to visit. We have never felt fearful when leaving from a visit as we know she is being well taken care of. I would highly recommend the Lynmoore at Longwood for anyone considering help for their loved one.

Very nice property. Plenty of activities and health team is onsite. Lots of activities. Hospitals and doctors are very close by.

[name removed] toured facility. Nice and next to Lawnwood Medical. More of a nursing home feel.

When first dealing with them they were top notch, once dad got in everything settled into place. Times are well over 30 minutes when red buttons are pushed I have witnessed first hand numerous times. Getting things put on a priority does not seem to be the normal. But as I have found out this is the case with any facility.

The Lynmoore was very nice but during our tour, we noticed that the staff did not seem to interact as much with the residents as they did at the Brookdale that we toured. The place was clean and everyone was friendly, we just did not get the same impression.

My last review of Lynmoore mentioned problems my mom was having at Lynmoore in terms of not getting the level of support she was paying for ($750) each month. In the last 6 months the managers at the facility have all been replaced but nothing has been improved. In fact it is even more difficult to reach these folks on the phone. Response to the call system continues to be very slow.....or no one shows up at all. Staff at times may be rude to the residents. Worse, the management talks about doing things to improve the facility but seemingly do nothing of significance. Management really has no system in place that I know of to document the services provided by the aides to the residents.......except the word of the aides. Improvements are really needed.

They are doing a very good job with my dad. They make meals that are nice and fine. The staff talk to the residents and they provide the right care for my dad. They are terrific and there is no yelling or screaming. It is a lot calmer and my dad is now more calm. The people and staff are nice.

Our mother was 85 when she moved into The Lynmoore after dad passed away. The big change in her living environment together with her grief and frustration of leaving so many household and personal items behind left her quite temperamental, even more pronounced by her dementia. The Lynmoore staff was welcoming and understanding and gently coaxed her to become involved in some activities. It took some time, but mom grew to truly appreciate the staff and the care that they provided. At times it came as a surprise that the caregivers could make her smile, especially when she was determined to resist. Meals were well-balanced and varied, but the desserts were mom's favorites. Even when she started to lose her appetite, she never missed dessert! In our experience the staff showed real concern for and commitment to the residents. With family out-of-town and out-of-state, we needed to trust a facility to provide mom with consistent professional care. What we saw when we visited was just that. The nursing staff was always available to give us an update and their personal observations. We are thankful that mom had such great care throughout her residency there. Her journey was seamless from her initial entry into assisted living, her transition into memory care, and her final passage into hospice. Surely, there are angels who walk among us, and some of them may be found at The Lynmoore.