I moved both of my parents into Allegro at the end of 2020 (during COVID)--it's been almost four…read moreyears later and when I look back it was one of the best decisions we ever made as a family. Not only is the facility clean and beautiful but every single person that works there is the best of the best...especially the nursing staff. They truly care and they truly put their heart into taking care of our loved ones. Both of my parents have stage 4 cancer along with other chronic conditions but they have thrived here because they get great care and all of their needs are met. The proximity to TGH is a blessing. Between the two of them, there are quite a few medical appointments -- but the Allegro driver takes care of transportation. There have been a few times that they needed around the clock care and/or emergency services and the team at Allegro took care of everything or made care plans -- the communication is always outstanding and transparent. It is wonderful to know that you can trust them. I can't begin to express how thankful I am for the peace of mind they have given me and I have knowing that there is a great community of caring staff, a great group of other residents and so many activities and outings. Because of them, I get to spend precious time with my parents... instead of trying to be their caregiver.

I have worked at this community for nearly 10 years (I started a year before we opened). We have…read moreincredible longevity with our leadership team and are very much a family. We treat each resident like our own family, and their families become part of our extended family. It is a culture of love, respect, and service.

My mother lived in Austin House the last four months of her life. The staff there is incredible…read moreand during the four months that she lived there, I was completely confident that she received the best care possible. All of the ladies are unbelievable caregivers and truly care about the residents. That is a very rare thing to find. If you are looking for a place that will take great care of your loved one, I highly recommend Austin House!!

My MIL lived at the Abigail for the last year of her life. I can truly say that Estelle and her…read morestaff took care of her as though she were part of their family. If you have a loved one that needs to live in an ALF, I highly recommend checking this place out. It's the closest thing to having them live at home. Marilyn Messina

Wow, what a suprise! I went to visit someone who recently moved in here and how great is this. A…read moregood size 1 bedroom, with a small kitchen, an entry closet, part pantry & part hanging clothes and of course a bathroom. Surprise there is a huge open room, to make into part linen closet, add a second dresser, put up more hanging rods for othes, storage....let your imagination go. This is a 12 story building west of University of Tampa. It has a really big covered multi level parking garage accross the street. The building is totally secure. You can't enter u less the occupant let's you inside & the occupants have a special card that changes frequently. The front desk is monitored 24/7 & has 8 security screens from the security camera. Get the view!! The view is of the Hillsborough river and downtown Tampa. There a just a multitude of places to elk to. It is located on Grand Central Avenue and Platt St. Unfortunately , for some, it is an age 55+ building. And I saved the best for last. Rent, including all utilities is $630.00 a month. I really am blown away by this place. What's a girl to do? Visit friends with great views and bars and restaurants we can walk to.

My father has been living here a few months and has built great relationships with the staff. Anu,…read morethe owner, has been incredibly helpful in getting him set up with the necessary appointments. They are a kind and caring team and I'm thankful for them.

My wife and I accomptied my Father-in-Law to this Hotel to view it ,he is thinking of moving there…read moreto downsize from his home. We meet with Maggie to view the property and amenities of this grand historic hotel. The building was amazing historic hotel and appears to be meticulously maintained. Maggie did a excellent job of showing this property to us. The staff and the residents we spoke to loved this place. Dad is considering his options and will make a decision soon. Thank You Jim & Arlene

My next residence. I have visited twice, and look forward to being there…read more Martha Alexander

At first, this seemed like a loving memory care facility for my parent, whom I placed there…read more Unfortunately, the place is understaffed, and the workers are extremely overworked. Two staff members are to care for, bathe, feed, clean up after, and so on, 15 elderly who need a lot of support. The food is extremely unhealthy. No fresh vegetables and no fresh fruits. Most foods are greasy and overly salted. "Fruit" is canned and mixed in cool whip substance, and vegetables are from a can. Medical decisions are not in line with current medical protocols. If you place someone here, consider supplementing with a private assistant. Many of the reviews are culled as soon as someone places a person at the facility. Reviews are not offered after residents have been at the facility for a while. After my parent passed away, we did not receive a card or any kind of acknowledgement.

Great place, staff is friendly, professional and caring. The place is clean and welcoming, I've got…read moreseveral friends that are living there now and they are very happy.

My loved one was once vibrant and independent--until Hudson Manor came under new management (Angels…read moreHealthcare). The decline was shocking. Within months, my parent stopped walking, developed unexplained bruises, and was heavily medicated with dangerous antidepressants and antipsychotics--without my knowledge or consent. Doctors never returned calls, and staff pushed hospice care simply because they refused to assist with basic hygiene. Neglect & Safety Concerns: We discovered an aide with second degree felony battery charges working there. I've witnessed elderly residents left unattended on the floor in lobby and their rooms with door open, staff nowhere. After hurricanes, residents slept together on blow-up mattresses in area at another substandard facility--while paying full prices. Unacceptable Conditions: The food is worse than prison meals--cheap, processed, and nutritionally void. Management prioritizes profit over care. When confronted, they deflect instead of fixing problems. We paid $4,800/month for neglect and trauma. Do not be fooled by the building's appearance--this is a facility where dignity is stripped away, and suffering is ignored. If you love your family, look elsewhere.

My mom was a patient at this facility for two weeks. Food decent nursing leads little to be desired…read more20 to 30 minutes for someone to come to your room. The nurse to patient ratio is below standards many of the CNA's and help speak Spanish only! Which I have a problem with the requirement should be bilingual. The nicest part of this facility is the lobby once you go through the lobby doors it's a different story. Keith, who is the administrator Didn't have time to talk to a family member because he had an important phone call. I guess I know where their priorities lie. Certainly not with the patient. Also, my mom was supposed to have adequate physical therapy in order to go home independently however that did not happen and I applied for an appeal which was denied because the facility went from one day saying she needed more time to the next day saying she would be fine to go home and that she had met her plateau. Obviously there was a change in charting. Due to the pompous director of physical therapy who really lacked compassion. If you have another choice, besides this facility to put your loved one in choose a different facility!

Inhuman, incompetent and unmanaged. No one cares, nurses override doctors instructions (to the…read morepatients detriment), social interactions with patients is abhorrent. Do your loved one's a favor and do not admit them here.