Priority Life Care

It was an impressive place, and if it was one level, we would have considered it more. They don't really seemed to be focused a lot on assisted living; they are more for independent living. They do have some support for assisted living, but as soon as you start saying that you will make allowances for someone, you know that the staff aren't going to be as attuned to your loved one's needs.

Really liked the facility and Tiffany. Not sure if a 1 bedroom is big enough for mom and it's on the 2nd floor. Mom and I are discussing.

Some areas are fantastic but, some areas where they keep their garbage in the stairwells are disgusting. It takes some prompting to get them to follow through, the maintenance is slow to respond. There are lights that are out or not working properly. On the way in there is an entryway and after dark, should work on the push button code and most of the time it doesn't after dark I can walk right in. There are two entrances a main entrance where the reception is and another entrance on the north side, and the gate is electronic, and during the day it should be open for people, but once it gets dark it should automatically go or somebody should flip a switch. Sometimes they do but 99 percent of the time the door is open 24 hours a day, security is lacking. Sometimes you'll pull up and the kitchen help is out there smoking, it's bad enough to see tenants smoking, but the help needs to disappear and go smoke somewhere else. It's not very professional. Renee is the executive director and she is awesome, awesome. She is fantastic. I met a few at the beginning and the staff is great. It's not easy to keep track of whether he's getting the right diet, and I'm not sure who to ask about it. Overall I like the facility. It's a new experience for me. The price is fair. Though one day we were late to dinner and they charged five dollars for bringing a tray. Amy in nursing is great. The activities are great. The room was private, he's got a little apartment so he doesn't have to share he's got his own fridge, and Kelly was awesome. I would recommend it to others. I signed him out for one night and I didn't know who to call to keep him another night and I couldn't get ahold of anyone, we just kept him and nobody noticed, we didn't get a phone call or anything. They really need to work on the security at the door anyone can just walk in at night.

It's working out really good. Everybody so far has been wonderful. We have nothing to complain about. They have a lot of activities. My mother hasn't complained about the food, she seems satisfied with it. We like the way it's laid out, and it's all on one floor, everything heads to the lunchroom.

It's a nice looking place, and clean. The staff are nice, and the rates are affordable. The activities look alright, but nothing impressive, and my loved one doesn't participate much anyway. My biggest complaints are that it feels very understaffed in the evenings, and the food service is terrible. I've spoken with the director about changes I'd like to see, and I feel like I've been heard, but so far not much has improved.

It was a nice looking building, one of the newer places I saw, but the rooms were very small. The attitude of the staff was also a big turnoff, the residents were treated more like numbers than people, no real warmth or caring there. Also they were very bad about nickel and dimeing for every little thing, the costs could really skyrocket depending on what sort of care you were looking for.

This was the community we had decided on for my Mom, although she ended up going down a different path and did not move in here. It's a nice clean place, and the staff were friendly enough. The girl we spoke with from marketing, and who gave us our tour, was very very nice. It could have used more activities, and the staff could be more personable, but over it seems like a very good value. Nice rooms and a good amount of care for the price.

We really like it here. They do have two levels one is assisted living, that part, the upstairs is very well kept, downstairs is memory care and is about a 3 in cleanliness, there is room for improvement. Their all very friendly very helpful. They do a lot with the residents in the memory care department. The food is good, I've never tried it but some of the visits have been during meal times and it looks delicious and they do offer snacks. Possibly communication could be improved I don't know if it's just now, where they have been adding to the staff and Where residents in the memory care in room such and such room to such and such who the coordinator will be and we got a letter of who the coordinator would be and how we preferred to be communicated with either via telephone call or email and I filled it out and sent it in and I haven't heard anything back so communication with the coordinator could be better. The overall sense of the facility itself with the cleanliness upstairs, along with price and location is what really made us choose this.

So far so good. They aren't crazy about the food the staff is wonderful, my husband tried the food and liked it. Their complaint is that they won't make over easy eggs because of a risk of Salmonella.

Nice and clean, I actually know the people there. They have nice staff. It's bright and clean and there were a lot of activities for the residents to participate in.

Good assisted living facility. We almost placed my mom here. Only didn't because it was farther away from where I live. Nice, clean, residents seemed happy. Not a place for someone with moderate to severe dementia though.

My dad is in independent living so I'm not too sure how the care is. I know my dad's neighbor took a fall and he said the life line never came. He had a fall the other day and he said it was 35 or 40 minutes until the got there. I called them on it and they said it was only 8 minutes so I'm not sure how long it actually was. Overall I think they're friendly people, it's a nice place and it seems pretty clean but I do have my concerns with their life line program.

I like Elmcroft's layout, It seemed more like a home to me with large gathering areas that a resident could sit quietly in and still interact with others. The staff was very helpful and was welcoming even though it was a difficult time for me and for my mother.

We had the room all set up, and the people and the facility were excellent. Everything looked very nice.

The care is pretty good. My mother is not used to needing people to help her to do things so sometimes she gets a little impatient when they're not right there to help her. There are some staff members that my mother absolutely adores. They are wonderful and they take excellent care of her but once in a while it's not so great. The activities are pretty decent. They have bingo, movie nights, entertainment, happy hour on Fridays, exercise classes and a lot of other games and things. They take them shopping if they are able. Sometimes they take them out to lunch. The food is fantastic - my mother raves about it!

It's a pretty good place, a lot of friendly people. The food could be a lot better and the activities could be better, more. They really don't have a good variety with food and the preparation of the food is not what you'd expect, a lot of people have complained about the food. Last night they served macaroni and cheese for dinner with crumbled bacon on top and you couldn't taste the cheese, they're cutting the corners on some things. Some things are very good, every once in awhile you come across something good. The activities are kind of sparse, all day today really there's nothing going on. In the last couple of days all 3 things were canceled and nothing was really scheduled for this afternoon, so that needs to be improved on.

My dad was there for maybe 6 months. It's a nice place. It's extremely nice and clean. It kind of felt like you were in a hotel as opposed to a hospital or something so I would definitely recommend it to other people. They have the different levels of care. My dad required a little bit more care before he passed aways so it was good that they had that.

I was impressed with what I saw. I knew people there and I was impressed with it. They had the cleanliness and it seemed to have a lot of different activities for the patients there. It seemed like everybody was doing something at some point. They kept them engaged in something all day. It was a clean place. They were very frienldy and cost-wise it was more affordable for the quality and the types of services, I believe, than any of the other senior citizen programs that I visited.

Very clean,property in good condition, friendly staff, small number of residents.Already have a Memory Care Center in place, undergoing 1 million renovotation

After considering 4 other places we went with Emeritus at Jensen Beach because it is very pleasant and does not feel like an institution or convalescent home. I can only vouch for the memory care side, but they also offer assisted living. The Memory Care Ward is pretty well controlled. It seems to be pretty well staffed, although there can be a bit of turnover at any facility. It seems in some areas Emeritus may be due for modernization, like their billing department. You would think with a large corporation like Emeritus they would have more progressive and modern billing options, but for the most part this is a good place and I would recommend to anybody else who is looking.