I had need for my dad to be accompanied while I had errands and appointments. Visiting Angels were…read moreamazing in accommodating my needs when making the schedule, finding the right fit to be with him and now I can go out without having to worry. My "Angel" , Jenn, is amazing with dad, she makes sure he eats and is happy. It means alot to me. I am less stressed and the best part is. Dad can stay in home and not ever have to go back to the understaffed assisted living facilities in our area.

Visiting Angels of Port St. Lucie has been tremendously beneficial for my mom. We have a wonderful…read morecaregiver, Christine, who bonded with mom very quickly. Mom looks forward to her visits and always has tasks planned they can do together like shopping, cooking, cleaning, errands, walks etc. Having Visiting Angels come weekly has been the best thing for mom. I highly recommend them and Lea and their team is very compassionate and matches the best caregiver for your loved one.

My friend recently has to move her mother here. The staff is extremely accommodating, easy to get…read morein touch with, and the older ones who live here looked active with plenty of options to spend their time at. They were talkative and smiled. So that was nice to see. The place was very clean too. Only complaint, was at the end of her hallway there was a very strong cigarette smell. It wasn't anywhere else, which was good to know that it was controlled to only one room most likely. But nonetheless, when you go to her room it was very strong. Good thing was it didn't come into her room. I feel it's definitely worth checking out for your loved ones

Compassionate care is palpable the moment you step in the door. Homelike and with quality care…read more Customer satisfaction scores are at 98% and seeing residents, who once felt lonely, are now now thriving in a vibrant and active community. Solaris offers resort style living at a great value.

it will be 6 months ago Saturday , that I had a stroke. I cannot brag more about this facility &…read moretheir staff. they worked me hard , but it was all to my advantage. I walked out after 10 days of physical therapy & occupational therapy without any assistance. The therapist were absolutely the best I've ever seen! they were knowledgeable, caring, and actually made my therapy a great & fun experience! No one to this day , has any idea, that I was affected by my stroke, in which I couldn't walk correctly. Thank you & God bless all tge therapist & staff in encompass! Kathleen Sweeney

Bottom Line: if you have to be here - this is a great center…read more The have signs posted "No Photos". I assume it's a protection of privacy issue, but it's a shame because the place is impressive. The rooms are spacious and spotless. The food is very good. They offer quite a few options and the portions are plentiful. Literally, every single person my mother and I encountered were wonderful. The nurses, doctors, therapists, transporters........Every one of them was professional, patient and cheerful. Impressive hiring standards!! The "gym", where they do all the physical and occupational therapy is huge. They have so many people in there at one time yet it is very organized. They had tables with groups doing critical thinking activities. Groups doing physical exercises and also lots of one on one physical therapy. Again, I was impressed with the level of patience and kindness these therapists showed their patients. The doctors and nurses were so patient explaining the diagnosis, prognosis and plan to rehabilitate. I've heard horror stories about rehab centers and I personally have dreaded ever having to go. After seeing how my mother, and all the other patients, were treated I would recommend this place to everyone. Bottom Line: Encompass does a great job of rehabilitation in a pleasant environment.

I am a NP and I go out to this facility often to see patients. This is hands down one of the best…read morein the area. Melissa is the nurse in the Memory care center and she is absolutely wonderful. Clean facility, safe, and patients have their needs attended to. It's rare to find a facility like this. If it were my parent or loved one, I would 100% send them here.

This review is primarily for the Memory Care Wing of Tequesta Terrace, which also has a larger,…read moremore independent Assisted Living Wing (which I have not visited). Tequesta Terrace is a beautiful facility. From the moment you pull up and park, you see that this property is well taken care of. The building looks more like a hotel; nothing about it- to me- screams institution. The front desk is always staffed by a smiling, welcoming woman, and I've spent time more than once in the comfortable waiting area/communal living room it opens onto. No matter what, I'm entering into a depressing situation- a loved one in a nursing home; thus, I appreciate even more the very non-depressing entrance! TT decorates heavily for most holidays. This gives the building a homey feel. The staff in the memory care wing have almost always been pleasant, with an easy smile for a visitor. This is so important; these staff members have a very trying and probably depressing job. Residents pass away constantly and only enter this wing in dire decline. I have witnessed staff at lesser facilities openly abuse residents verbally and physically; I can't imagine this happening here. I've visited at all times of the day, weekdays and weekends. I'm not saying that I see everything or that every staff person is perfect: I have had my share of frustrations with various details. I have also seen staff exhibit extreme patience and care for both residents and their concerned loved ones. I hope this means that staff here are paid justly for the work they do. The staff knows right away who I am visiting and where to find him. I find this surprising and endearing. Walking into the memory care wing, the spacious opening room opens with a grand piano, bookcase, and living room furniture. The memory care wing surrounds a beautiful, private courtyard with benches, tables and chairs, a fountain, and lovely landscaping. This space has been my saving grace. Although most residents aren't able to access this space on their own (due to memory reasons), it provides a wonderful space to interact with my loved one and give him fresh air and sunlight. The church bells from the Catholic Church nearby ring often. Lizards run everywhere, protected from predators. I wish they would plant butterfly plants and put up bird-feeders, to attract more wildlife, but in general it is a lovely space. When I first began visiting, I was always impressed with TT's ability to keep the wing smelling pretty good. It isn't always this way, but 75% of the time it smells ok. This is not easy task, to say the least. The main room where the residents spend most of their time has vaulted ceilings and skylights; it feels very open. I do think it is too small for all the residents. To fit everyone in, residents must sit next to each other, which causes problems, and there is very little space for walkers or wheelchairs to move freely, which is disappointing considering it is no small task for a resident to move about independently, let alone navigate around feet and walkers and furniture. I am hoping the staff will address this overcrowding soon. I am so grateful that my loved one is safe and well take care of. It is the best I could hope for in this situation (Alzheimer's). Thank you, Tequesta Terrace.

Great people to help step you through the very beginning of your recovery!! Great options and…read morealways about the one in recovery!

I went to Unity in November 2018 and stayed till February 2019... reading some of these reviews is…read morekinda crazy, I experienced none of that, we stayed at basically luxurious condo's that had 2 bedrooms in each so I had a roommate (we are still close to this day and I consider him a very good friend) they gave us $150 a week on a publix card for food, the condos had a pool that's also heated lol we turned that thing up a couple times so it was bath water lol... but as far as the program in my experience they care and it's not an insurance scam place at all, Stacy was very nice and pretty much at the office where classes are every day, the counselors were all very professional and sincerely wanted to help people... I am now in the recovery field myself just got my foot in the door as a recovery coach in the commonwealth of Massachusetts and I'm thankful my path in life brought me to them

My mother flourished with Janice. The ED was a gem and the aids took (as far as I could tell)…read moredecent care of my mother. When I 'd pop in her hair was getting done or had already been done. She was in the memory care unit and never smelled when I saw her. She was gaining her weight back and was beginning to interact again after a considerable downturn at a horrible place in Jacksonville Florida landed her in the hospital. She has since passed but I am very appreciative of the staff there.

My younger brother transferred to assisted living in The Lynmoore At Lawnwood, Fort Pierce,…read moreFlorida, more than a year after he suffered a massive stroke. He had been in and out of intensive care while being bedridden in a different rehab and skilled nursing facility. After many months in that facility he had recovered enough to eat and swallow soft food but he was still unable to walk. Then he came to Lynmoore, just before Christmas in 2023. My wife and I live in California, so we can't visit him in Florida that often, but we did visit for a few days in June, 2024. What a difference! We walked in one day just after his physical therapy session ended; he was walking back to his room with the therapist by his side, not in his wheelchair! That never happened before. This alone would rate five stars, all gold, but there is more. During our visit we interacted with many people: the nurses, the therapists, the community engagement director, the records office, the business office, even the dining hall staff. Everyone was friendly and professional. Residents coming and going were greeted by name. The buildings were clean and well maintained. The food was good; I ordered the same thing that my brother had when we ate together in the dining room.  The affiliated home healthcare and pharmacy services are excellent; I continue to interact with them. However, there is even more to the story. My brother was in such bad shape when he first came to Lynmoore that, during our June visit, a couple of staff members admitted to me that they didn't think he would last in assisted living; he was that bad off. I truly believe he was admitted and flourished because the Wellness Director believed in him, motivated him from the very beginning, and everyone took good care of him around the clock.