KR Management, LLC

Very nice. No rooms available and costs a little high for it being older.

I had a good tour of this community. It is a very nice place. Everyone was very kind, and welcoming. The community looked great. The experience went well.

My parents lived here for a while, and overall I thought they did a decent job. The rooms, and the facility itself, are well kept, nice looking, and clean. They also did a good job with the meal service. However, we were not as impressed with the staff. They provided adequate care and assistance, but they just didn't strike me as being warm or friendly.

My mother is in IL rather than assisted, so there really aren't care services. I wish there were more activities, there are some and she enjoys them, but wish there were more. They do exercise, bingo, dominoes, go places and do things and stuff like that. I know that she would particularly enjoy musical events, either to watch or participate in. At Florida Baptist, independent living in a cottage means that technically none of the meals are provided but you can purchase meals. For various reasons she gets the midday meal included in her rent, and she has decided to purchase the evening meal as well. She's very happy with the food that they serve.

I would tell others that it is clean. I'm pleased with the medical attention they have. This is one of the most important thing about the community to me. The staff could be more willing to assist with the residents to assist with eating with those that have trouble setting the food up. I think they may be short staffed due to COVID.

For the most part my experience with Oak Manor was very positive. I was in a Villa that was comfortable and most of the staff was caring and helpful. I don't know much about their larger group building facilities. Their food on whole was good with choices in the main dining room. As with most places today they seem to struggle hiring good staff. It's a homey atmosphere as opposed to an institution which worked for me.

There are not enough staff members working and when it comes to the meals and dining service they are not consistently good, but nutritious. There are not enough activities for the residents to do. It is expensive for not enough staff for higher level care and meals are only fair... it's run down and needs upgrades. Not enough activities for active people. Someone should be in dining area to help serve, etc. it's difficult with washers and wheelchairs to try to find what is needed. Overall, we would NOT recommend. They are very kind my mom, however, she has witnessed them being not so kind to other residents.

My mother was previously a resident at Addington Place of East Lake. Overall, the experience was okay, but there's definitely room for improvement. Wait times are very long to get help. Some of the help was rough with my mom. Constantly rushed. They were also cutting way back on food portions. The food was average/above average taste. As for recommending this facility, I would definitely look at multiple facilities to compare.

They went through a lot of personnel changes in the time since Sept. 2022. The CNAs who work with the residents, were largely not good. They were without nurses for 2 months. And importantly they got a new executive director. The Activities Director was a behind the scenes person, but not imaginative or enthusiastic.

I would tell others that the food Is very good, but unless the resident plans to eat in the main dining room, food is served only at the start of mealtime. If you get there later, they have no food. There has been bad attitude from some of the staff. My loved one felt bullied and disrespected by some of the staff. Others are very nice and helpful, but I suppose that's true everywhere.

Our family had an in person tour and our tour guide did not seem prepared at all, we only got to see a studio room and not other apartment sizes.

The staff in the kitchen is fantastic - they are very well managed. The food is amazing. The front desk people as far as sales staff and the director are very accommodating and great. The challenge seems to be finding aids to manage the day to day care.

I toured this community and everything was great, except for the food. I noticed that they have a very large group who participate in Mahjong, so that's a good thing to know for some people. The rooms are a very good size. As far as the food, we had a meal during our tour. It was terrible. The shrimp and all of the sides were cold and didn't taste good. A longtime resident here told me that the meals are pretty consistently not great. Other than the food, everything else seemed really good.

I wanted to go here. There was a shortage in staff. The activities is good. It's an older building.

My mom has been disappointed with The Pointe at Ocean Boulevard. The cleaning ladies do not clean her room like they are supposed to and they mix up her laundry. She said the food is awful so we usually take her out to get food or bring her meals. I think they are very short staffed and we have not had the best experience.

Very nice people on site. Rooms were quite expensive for the condition of the housing and the individual rooms were somewhat small. Mother in law was not interested in residing at this facility.

The only drawback was the outdated kitchens and bathrooms.

My dad has lived here for about 6 months. Overall he is happy here. Nice staff and he enjoys the compainionship. It’s very simple but that’s fine. He likes to sit in the lobby and visit with other residents. BUT they have no generator and it doesn’t seem like plans to put one in. (cost I suspect) In this day and age and in south Florida many many private homes, condos, restaurants and hotels etc have generators to get their residents through hurricane season without losing electricity, elevators, ac etc. I am thinking of the Miami place where residents died. Several weeks ago The Pointe residents were been told to leave their apartments by order of the fire marshall because of the danger caused by the lack of ac and electric. They really need to spend the money and get a generator or I think we will be looking at other options. Anyone expects to have electricity and air conditioning.

He had some good caregivers. They put me under a lot of pressure to move him because his care needs had progressed and I understand that this may have been from a desire to get him the care that he needed, but it also felt as if they were very concerned about protecting their statistics too.

Very, very lovely, great area. But it's really small, ~80 Independent Living residents, 70 Assisted Living. I think it's just too small for our tastes.