SRI Management, LLC

We decided to look at Seagrass Village because we had seen the high ratings that it has and my family who works in the industry said they had never had any lawsuits against them. The facility offers multiple levels of care and has multiple floors. My loved one would have been on the second floor which would not have worked. I asked what the evacuation plan would be if there were to be a fire since she cannot walk and they said residents on higher floors would stay in place until the fire department got there and I did not like that answer. The director also seemed to be preoccupied when I was asking questions.

It is to expensive for everything that is not being followed through with, and they are over charging. Right now our loved one is not receiving the care we would expect.

Observations included neglect and verbal abuse. Neglect from nursing assistant staff, observed through responses to residents that indicate indifference. Eating utensils were unavailable for residents to utilize during meals, when a resident requested a utensil they were told that "We don't have any", Napkins were often unavailable during meals, when a resident would request a napkin they were simply told "We don't have any". Delayed or no response to resident requests. There are residents living here who would benefit from assistance with meals, that was not offered. I was once taught that Staff perform in a manner that reflect how they are valued. Nsg was observed to shout at residents in an aggressive manner in response to resident behaviors (due to dementia). Perhaps these nurses are overworked, management should be monitoring. There are some residents that would benefit from Skilled Nursing, as they were no longer appropriate for an Assistant Living Facility.

If your loved one is indepent than this is a good fit. My mom did fine since she was able to bathe herself and walk around. Management changed twice in the 8 months she was there. Keep a close eye on your loved one if they need any assistance. Some of the staff is more caring than others.

The Cove residence is a hotel style living experience. Nice apartments and good food. Representation I was given by the staff there when setting up for my friend to live there did not live up to what actuality was. The most important thing to my friend is religion and I was assured that they would have Sunday programs and weekday religion study groups. This has not occurred and has depressed my friend and other residents very much. But this is not the reason I give a bad review. It is because of the medical staff there. [Name removed] is the medical director and she is incompetent, uncaring, unfeeling and a liar. I have found very poor medical care there which is what we requested and needed for the resident. They do not answer questions. They do not check on residents. And they do not have proper equipment there. I have even had our healthcare representative try to contact them and no one follows up or responds to her.I would not advise anyone to take up residence here.

This facility is old but is in the process of renovations which doesn't involve some of the apartments. Very nice but in a zone hard to get out if an emergency.

I've had to ask the community to change the sheets of my loved one several times. I've had to change the sheets for my loved one multiple times. There was a pile of clothes of my loved one at the bottom of the stairs. I ended up having to do the laundry for my loved one. I'm very upset over this. Creekside doesn't have enough help. There is only one person working there. The community isn't giving my loved one a shower or keeping clean clothes on them. We are planning on looking for another place. One time I went in to see my loved one and the residents refused to eat the food.; as the food isn't good. I've complained that there is no fruit around.

When putting my clients wife into seagrass it was the best thing we've ever done. At first it started off great a lot of care but then it went downhill after that. [name removed] uses the bathroom by herself but the many many times that I've been out to the facility she has been pure wet and it's sad that I have to be the one to tell them to go change her. I believe a urinary tract infection had triggered another stroke and unfortunately we had to place her into the hospital and died 10 days later. I believe with a lot more care than just leaving her in the bed all day long and checking on her they could have done more for this family

I would tell others that I have been dissatisfied with the nursing staff, handling of medications, the food, it is just not a good experience. The administrative staff has changed twice since being here, the ones here now are better than the ones before. I would not recommend to others looking

I would never put anybody here, we did not have a good experience. We put cameras in her room because my mom kept telling us things like that she did not need help. The food was awful quality. We were paying for extra services and the caregivers were not giving her those services. I would not recommend to other families who are looking.

telcon 6.21.17. at the moment, independent living only but has separate company on site that can provide add'l care; also, a doctor is on site once a week - can be primary physician. 1 br about 600 sq ft - 3 meals, monthly cost between 2600-2800.

I thought the rooms were small and the facility a bit dated

I did not care for this community at all. It was the feeling that I got from the place when I went in. The community was fairly clean and kept up. The staff was very nice and they were accommodating to us. I just did not think this would work.

A lot of things were promised when we were interviewed but. Not as nice now as they started out being. Nurses messed up medicine. Gave my family wrong Meds even after they told them it was wrong. Finally convinced them not theirs. They never want u to complain and threaten u with extra fees if u argue with them. They tell u one thing then change at there discretion. The food is always the same. Need to change it. I don't trust them. They changed my family members Meds without doctors permission messed them up. Now they r 2 months behind on their treatment. Just beware. Ask questions. They work for us not u for them. Medicare told us not to put up with it and report them. Hopefully things get better.

We were only there for a short time, before we decided to move. She wasn't happy there. She had major complaints about the food. They would only get sandwiches at night, and they were pretty bad. They said more people would be moving in, and people seemed to leave instead. They didn't do hardly any of the activities, and there weren't really very many socializing opportunities. For what they were charging, it just didn't seem worth it.

We have had a few years experience with the community, both with their assisted living as well as memory care, and overall I'd our experience was not a great one. Things went well for the first year that our loved ones were here, but in the years following that there seemed to be a steady decline in the quality of the care and service. The care in the memory unit was not very attentive or responsive, and after a health scare that could easily have been dealt with proactively we moved our loved one to a different community.

For regular assisted living facility they’re okay, but for memory care they suck. Their primary interest is money. For memory care the food … they just bring it out, set it down, and hope people eat it. The parking is okay. The medication management was not good.

These Emeritus ones just look a little too nursing home-ish. I'm not sure about them.

My mom did not like this place at all. She found it to be subpar.

Very disappointed in the way COVID-19 outbreak at this facility was handled in June. The person with POA (me) for a resident was not informed she tested positive (asymptomatic) until she had already been removed from the facility and sent to a hospital NOT of our choice. This created a nightmare for the family. . Heron East did not send POA documentation with any of the residents to this hospital. I know this because the case management director told me this. When it was discovered POA documents had not been sent by the ALF for our family member, the hospital then realized NONE of the POA documents had been sent for ANY of the patients they had received from Heron East. Heron East stripped her room without informing us it would be done, then we were told when she returned she could not have her own room back. Prior to the outbreak we had increased the care level of the resident and wanted documentation that this extra care was being provided since the facility was on lockdown. In our inquiries regarding this issue our phone calls were seldom returned, and NEVER RETURNED by [name removed], who was supposedly in charge of this. We never were given any proof that the extra care we were paying for was occurring. Only at the end , when we needed to locate valuables belonging to the resident and make arrangements to get her belongings out of the facility did we start getting phone calls returned. We did not go back to Heron East once our family member recovered. When we went to get her furniture and belongings we ended up with 2 boxes of someone else’s stuff, causing us to wonder how many others had same experiences. This facility let us down. The emergency of the COVID-19 breakout is no excuse. Protocols should have ALREADY BEEN IN PLACE that would have prevented the things revealed in this review. It was inevitable that an outbreak would eventually happen. But Heron East seemed to be flying by the seat of their pants once staff members spread the contagion. The Power of Attorney for a person incapable of making their medical decisions should ALWAYS be their first phone call before actions are taken in a medical situation such as this. Now the facility is running a campaign to fill all the empty rooms. Very disappointed , and yes, angry, about in the poor management in this entire situation.