SRI Management, LLC

The service at Elmcroft is deplorable.....They do not do anything that is communicated to you during the Sales Speech....We had to beg for my dad's apartment to get cleaned..and I had to ask that they quitserving him meals with greens even though he is on coumadin. There is much more to comment, but bottom line is...when the employees are out of ear shot and say they are looking for other jobs...because it is that bad...BEWARE.....Plus my dad said he was losing things...Pretty sure they were lifted.

I really did not like this place much at all. It felt like stereotypical nursing home where you just stay until you die. Also the room where very small.

Our families experience was horrific, not one part of it met the expectations. The quality of care was so poor, when we would come to visit the residents hair looked so greasy it was almost like you could ring it out. We would see people walking around in soiled clothes - if the residents don't want to change or shower the staff just says okay and walks away. There was urine in the hallways that would not be cleaned up. Our loved ones medicine was lost. It was the worst experience. It was their job to evaluate the residents once a month and our loved one was never evaluated. We felt it was all about money.

I did not like this community at all. It looked like a nursing home and we were looking for more of assisted living.

My loved one was there three weeks and there would be phone calls in the evening due to my loved one falling. The night shift wasn't attentive after the staff put the residents to bed. The day shift would move the residents out to recliners for the staff to watch the residents closely during the day. The office staff lost my loved ones hearing aides and batteries for the hearing aides on the first day.

They have recently lost all of the maintenance team members, and the head nurse has left. I wish I would have checked more into the community prior to moving here. However, I don't know if that would have changed anything. The administrator has been good to work with. They seem to have trouble getting workers. The food is terrible here.

The care was absolutely horrible. I live in a different state than my loved one. My loved one was supposed to be getting physical therapy, and wasn't getting the therapy they needed. In addition they lost lots of weight and this wasn't planned. The community let me know that my loved one was ready to go home. I received a phone call and had to fly down to get them out of the community The Colonnade was horrible and they fought me on getting money back to me since I was taking my loved out of the community. There were several staffing changes, and hopefully it is better now.

Because there are no RN’s on staff, there was a lot of theft of medications (especially diabetic medicines). Also, residents get billed for services they never received.

I would never again allow anyone in my family to be placed in Superior. I was given inaccurate information about the services they provide and my loved one was injured . I was given “nurses notes” that were a joke and seemed to have been written after the fact, never could get the same version twice of the accident. It is a difficult decision to place a loved one in a facility and it is heartbreaking to find out they were neglected when they can’t care for themselves.

Very displeased of the uncompassionate handling of being informed that my mom was in the hospital during the Covid19 pandemic. Would have been nice to have experienced some humaness from management.

I was happy with this facility only to be surprised with an excessive price increase within the first few months of my mother moving in. This was done with no warning ,discussion or explanation. With the lockdown from Covid19 I have not been able to visit my mother. It is a $550.00 increase! While some increase in her care is acknowledged because I cannot go in..I should have been warned . My heart is heavy with the feeling of being duped from promises of everything I could possibly think of asking before the move in. Now I feel I should have had an attorney ...is there no care about what it is trying to navigate these unknown or misrepresented or misunderstood promises?

Very disappointed in this ALF. Mom lived here for 2 years. It was good when there were few residents, however as management, chef & employees left and it became more populated, care was sacrificed to a great extent. The place began to smell as residents were left in soiled clothes, laundry was done on a “quick wash” leaving it smelly and still soiled. Food was the equivalent to a truck stop, with breakfast being the only satisfactory meal. Lunch & dinner were heavy, dry pasta, meat, potatoes & bread with a few soggy vegetables. Fruit, when available was canned peaches, pears or fruit cocktail. It was not a menu that the elderly would choose, had they the ability to do so. There are also functional obsolescences throughout the facility. The bathrooms are so small it is nearly impossible to accommodate a wheelchair. There is no protection from weather when taking a resident from the memory care facility and no automatic doors that stay open while maneuvering a wheelchair. The dining area is too small to accommodate full residency so some residents are put alone in common areas to eat. The staff quickly puts residents in their rooms to “nap” even if they don’t “nap” after lunch, I assume in an effort to keep the common area uncrowded. There are just too many negative issues to address. Management is confrontational and quick to threaten expulsion hen issues are raised. Do yourself and your elderly loved ones a favor and avoid Anthem Lakes.

Sadly, Anthem Lakes has proven to be a substandard experience. Those entrusted with the care of my 90 year-old mother have failed on many accounts. After 5 months in residence, my fall-risk mother was unaccompanied while walking around fully-dressed at 4 am while caregivers apparently slept. When she returned to her room alone, she fell & shattered her femur, requiring extensive surgery and was officially an invalid, never to walk again. Mom soon began having seizures when returning to Anthem Lakes, from rehab, and needed to be admitted to Hospice or be moved to a nursing home. Three months after the above experience, DCF was brought in as she was solidly bruised from both hands up to her elbows; her skin then began to tear. Nobody on staff noticed or had a clue what was happening to her as I continted to inquire. When I continued to press, It was discovered by the “best employee ever” on staff, that a male night-shift employee was being “rough” with her as she was “ uncooperative “ when being checked during the night; I was terrified that she was being abused and she could not remember and express her experience as she has Alzheimer’s. This abusive employee was suspended during the investigation but was allowed to come back following its conclusion. The “best-ever” employee was subsequently fired for a ridiculous reason. Although I wished to move Mom to a more responsible facility I felt my hands were tied and I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t want her to end up in a nursing home nor could I afford an additional on-site caregiver. I continued to visit daily to keep an eye on her, although a couple hours daily only showed that she was being left in soiled clothing. I would continually ask staff to remedy the situation & became a sort of burden for asking them to take care of Mom although I paid in excess of $5,000 per month for care. Strike 3 was when Moms teeth began falling out. Upon going through her always locked supply cabinet, I discovered several full tubes of toothpaste and realized they weren’t having her brush her teeth which she would gladly do if given a toothbrush w/toothpaste. There were also dozens of “sponge sticks” in her cabinet. Upon contacting management regarding her teeth rotting & falling out, I was told that “brushing teeth doesn’t guarantee you won’t get cavities”. Now totally appalled, I knew I had to get her out of there but wasn’t sure how. She was one of the first 3 residents there, had been there over 2 years and things had become tense & crowded during that time. There was not room in the dining room for all residents and care had severely declined. I gave 30 days notice on [date removed], hoping to move her to a new facility being built, however my own life was very busy and 30 days went by. On [date removed] I received a registered letter from Anthem Lake’s attorney notifying me they had a waiting list and telling me to sign & return the letter to cancel my notice to move. I didn’t sign it, received no other communication, other than 2 days later when I received an eviction notice, giving me 45 days to move my mom OR ELSE. I attempted to call the Exec Dir for further information ( as I had given several 30-days notices prior to being able to move into the newly- constructed Anthem Lakes without being evicted. Nobody returned my calls so I emailed, and included the owner in my request for info. The exec dir responded and said the eviction letter was self-explanatory and that residence was on a 30-day basis. I began to press the new facility for a move-in date. It turns out that The nursing dept at Anthem Lakes told the new facility that Mom was combative and had behavioral issues, which was not true, but the new facility rejected Mom due to this. When I contacted the owner at Anthem Lakes regarding the rejection, they stated that they absolutely would not extend Moms residency. Luckily I had her on a waiting list at another facility and was able to move her. I had never expected an ALF that claims to have a passion for the elderly would threaten to put someone’s loved one out on the curb or have the state come & get them because they had a waiting list. Upon completing the move I began alerting others through public forums of the poor treatment received by Anthem Lakes management & owners. Immediately I was contacted by the facility owner, threatening me with legal action for defamation & slander. I informed him that I would no longer be intimidated by his threats and would tell my story in an effort to help others avoid the heartache I have endured by trusting Anthem Lakes with the care of my mother.

Anthem Lakes is not recommended if your elderly loved one requires any type of "care". The caregivers are not CNAs and many are there only to earn a paycheck. I have personally witnessed these "caregivers" tormenting residents and calling them by condescending phrases rather than by their names. Management is confrontational and does not accept ownership of issues within the facility nor do they care to make improvements. The "memory care director" is a 20-something year-old with no nursing experience or degree in nursing and she doesn't appear to like the elderly very much. Until my loved one passed I was afraid to leave a review due to fear of retaliation against them.

I do not recommend Trinity Hills of Knoxville as a place for your loved one. We had a terrible experience there with my father. The facility is very understaffed especially at nights and on weekends. They had a large turnover of staff in the year my father was there. There were many times temps were there from agencies who did not know the residents which placed them at risk.My father sustained 3 falls in 8 days which ended up taking him down. He passed away last week. We also had issues about receiving assistance for my father, which we thought was the whole purpose of an “assisted living facility”. If you do receive assistance you will definitely be paying for it along with your monthly rent. I am sharing with you some of our firsthand experiences that we endured the year my father lived there. Everyone was friendly and caring when we first visited. We were “sold” into the facility assuring us that if my father’s health declined they would be able to accommodate him. That was a lie!!! Please talk to the residents and visit at different times including the weekends if you are considering placing your loved one at this facility. I am trying to save anyone from going down the path we took with our precious loved one.

We did not have a good experience at this facility. We were “sold” into the facility assuring us that if our father’s health declined they would be able to accommodate him. That was a lie! We always worried about my father’s care during the nights and weekends. There was such a great turnover of staff that for a while I didn’t know anyone on nights and weekends! They used temp agencies which didn’t know the residents and put them in harm’s way! If a resident can assist themselves and has a good mind this facility may be okay otherwise I would look elsewhere. Also, if a resident does need assistance they will be charged for every little thing and most likely won’t receive the services. We had our problems there and I wouldn’t want to see someone else go through what we did! One last thing, my father sustained 3 falls in 8 days! That’s what took him down. Think twice before using this facility.

My husband, Don Meade, was in your facility for two weeks in [date removed], on several occasions, the nurse or nurses' aide was very slow to responded for ca" help"! One of the nurses was given an order from the Dr. for a hemoglobin test to be done that day...I personally tracked down the nurse on duty and gave it to him by hand! The test was done the next day AFTER my husband had fallen backwards from a standing position and hit the floor hard in the dining room!!!! THEN the test was done...I was called LATER....since the results were dangerously low as to what to do??? I requested him to be taken to the hospital immediately ...he died shortly after reaching the hospital! I would never recommend The Beacon.....I wanted to sue you. for negligence ..but didn't think I had enough money to sue a big. corp. Nadine Meade * I KNOW THIS WILL NEVER BE POSTED....now I'm looking for myself...BUT NO BEACON!

It's really sad how you get pipe dreams told to you to get you in the door and once in, things change rapidly. My mom hasn't been there for a month, and she's already different. She stays drugged up, but I'm told that there's no change in her meds. She's like a zombie each time I come to visit. The staff stays quiet due to fear of reprimand. It's time for a call to the state and have them to investigate this issue. I refuse to keep seeing my mom like this.

Do not recommend Memory Care at Heron. Daily observation Unable to care for dementia patients although few. Insufficient training. Do not properly care for residents there who resist help. Allowed my loved one to lay in soaked bed for hours missing meals . Also neglect attending to patients who need help eating. Understaffed. High turnover. Laundry not kept up. Personal items disappear. Room unkept and stinks. My loved one was neglected and allowed to be harassed and attacked by another patient. Hard to believe but true. So SAD! Assisted Living section seemed satisfactory. Some very caring staff.

We had a horrible experience of mismanaged care and misunderstandings from everyone from the night nurse to the intake coordinator uo to upper management. Intake coordinator sold us on a room that wasn't available then talked us in to a lower level of care which resulted in falls and injuries and eventually a hospital stay. Upper management was out of town and unavailable over weekends to solve problems. They put the charge nurse in a tough spot and left him to clean up the mess they made. This made my father in laws last year of life extremely painful and overly complicated!