My experiences with the Mayflower have been terrible. I have a family member who went through the…read morerehab portion for after stroke care. The staff (most not all) are rude and do not communicate with family members about their loved one. They do not return phone calls. They talk rudely to the residents and about the residents to other staff members. My loved one sat in their soiled brief for over 2 hours on more than one instance because the nurse would not answer their call to take them to the restroom, which resulted in an infection. My loved one has also been given the wrong medication which resulted in an ER trip. Seniors deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, not like they are children without a say. Do yourself and your family member a favor and do not send them here for nursing/rehabilitation. I can't speak about the other parts but this area is horrible.

Negligent!!!! Hundreds of the Mayflower residents living in the Independent tower still are not…read moreallowed back to their apartments after the underground parking flooded during Hurricane Ian ( 9-28-22). As of today 11-4-22 the residents are still not allowed to go to their apartments even to pick up their belongings. Many are living in hotels. The Mayflower neglected to take care of flooding which has happened in the past but this time it fried their electrical, the generator and the elevators. Here is the latest update from CEO Steve Kramer on 11-4-22: This week, we continued to make progress on repairs to our electrical system. We received two tractor trailer loads of temporary electrical gear, which are being prepared for installation once the demolition of the existing electrical equipment is complete. We expect demolition to be complete and equipment installation to begin by the middle of next week. Once temporary gear is installed and activated, we will be able to initiate elevator repairs. Again, much of this work is happening simultaneously. As you know, we originally asked residents to prepare to vacate their apartments for three to four weeks, based on information we had at the time. Next week will be the four-week mark - and while we have made monumental progress in a relatively short amount of time, given the scope of our repairs, we clearly will not be able to have residents return yet. Because we are still awaiting confirmation on lead times for some critical repair components, we cannot yet provide a specific return date - but our contractors and suppliers are working with us to expedite the process as much as possible. As soon as we are able to solidify the timeline, you will know. We've had a number of inquiries regarding concerns about the possibility for mold growth in the apartments. Please know that we are regularly monitoring the apartment towers, and both our Building Services Director and Director of Construction agree that this should not be a concern in the apartments. Additionally, the garage and areas that were inundated with water have been remediated and treated as well. Many of you have been visiting the new Mayflower healthcare building. If you do: As a matter of safety, please do not park in the designated Fire Lane when you first enter the new building's parking lot. The City of Winter Park has been issuing citations to vehicles parked in that area. Finally, I'd like to share some good news: Last night, the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce held their annual Best of Winter Park reception. I am happy to let you know that, once again, The Mayflower was voted Best Senior Living! Congratulations! You are all a big part of helping us achieve this recognition. Steven Kramer, FACHE President / CEO

Horrible Company they don't have any morals to their clients. The people they send to the homes can…read morecall out any time so the disabled ,elderly do not get services for that day , days or week of any type. So they do not get bathe'd , fed, or any assistance around the home. They do not check to see if the person shows up at the residence. The only time they know is when they turn in their hours for the week. They do not check to see if the person they're sending is doing their job. They do not call the client and they do not come to the house and monitor what they're doing or speak to the person that they are supposed to be caring for. The person they send usually only does a quarter of what they're supposed to be doing, and the company is not aware because they do not care what is happening to the clients. Very abusive situation that they put the clients in not just one of the people they send out they all have free Rein's to do whatever they want under this company because there's no consequences. Horrible services and abusive regarding not care to the disabled elderly. not one experience .......several . if they have not send any one to a home in day or days or a week and there alone with no assistance classified as abuse . How do they even know if the client is not extremely sick or has passed away? They would never know why the company does not check on their clients that have services.

I can't say enough about this service. I live in NYC and needed a temporary caregiver for my…read moregrandmother before we move her from her IL facility to an AL facility in NY. My grandmother has just gotten out of two lengthy hospital stays and it is very hard for us up north to organize an upcoming move as well as managing my grandparents health care. Granny Nannies assigned a CNA to her within hours that started the next day. My grandparents who are very skeptical of help, immediately took to her and say how much they love "V". This service is very reasonably priced and CNA's provide a range of services to aid in their daily recovery. Thank you for the peace of mind!

MEMORY CARE UNIT IS NOT A SAFE PLACE FOR LATE ALZHEIMER RESIDENTS…read more My mother could no longer care for my father at home at age 93 with late-stage Alzheimer. She had to make a 3-day decision because the hospital could not keep him there. She paid more than 10K a month at this Memory Care. She was impressed by the delicious food, clean environment, locked doors to outside Pavillion area and easy access for her visits. She did not know the questions to ask about trained staff for Alzheimer residents and about the high turnover of staff monthly. They do have one day and one night nurse and CNAs on the Memory Care side, but they also were taking care of the ALF side of the facility. There was supposed to be activities for the Memory Care unit but when we visited we did not see any. My dad progressed quickly into complete loss of memory and speech. He had some balance issues. There was no exercise program and someone who would help him eat. He could say a few words still, but didn't know us. He was not changed daily and his sheets were bloody from abrasions on his back and sometimes no sheets at all on the bed with a very rough mattress. He was always cold and asked for the thermostat to be turned up so the AC would not come on with his few words. They listened only when we put a note and told everyone who came in the room that it is too cold for dad to sleep at night or sit in the room and visit. We feel that he was neglected and abused by the staff with the abrasions, cuts, bruises, a broken nose and injured face. He also went to the hospital a few times while there. There are no video monitors in the halls or great rooms for accountability. When asked how he got hurt, most of the time they didn't know or say that he ran away from them and fell. He could only shuffle walk. We were in the process of intervening to get mother to transfer him to a smaller more experienced with Alzheimer place, when we came in for a visit and dad was laying on the bed with a death rattle with his eyes shut. We brought him home with Hospice care until he passed 2 days later. We believe he could have lived a few more months or so if he had better care and was not harmed. Please do not choose this Memory Care unit for your loved one as the lack of skilled care will cut their life short and they will just give up. My dad deserved to be treated with respect and honor and so does your loved one.

Few things can distress you about a business more than their finance department not returning calls…read more-- or answering messages -- about the bills they charge you. That's especially true when its about extra costs tacked on to the monthly regular bill! After 4 weeks and several calls, they still won't contact me about the extra costs for my mother. I'm beginning to regret the choice of Westmark at Vistawilla.

Caution: HarborChase of Dr. Phillips Assisted Living…read more My parents lived here for 41 days (Aug 15-Sept 25, 2025). After I filed a complaint, the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) issued a 48-page Statement of Deficiencies citing failures including not following physician orders and medication-related deficiencies. These findings are public record. During those 41 days there were three Executive Directors (DJ, Tammy, and Heather). The Head of Maintenance (Luis) also left. When I moved my parents out, I confirmed a zero balance. Our sales agent had represented one free month. After move-out, Katherine Schachter (Regional Director of Operations) and Mark McBride (Chief Operating Officer) provided written assurances regarding credits and refunds. However, full billing statements were not provided until February 26, 2026 -- five months later -- After my parents had already moved out, we received two phone calls delivering the same recorded message from Heather (Executive Director) identifying by first and last name an Independent Living resident who had died by suicide. I reported this as a potential privacy concern. Based on our documented experience, I do not recommend HarborChase of Dr. Phillips Assisted Living. The response to my post is to contact HarborChase. No I gave you 5 months to correct your mistakes. Give my parents their money back!! You violated both the medical and financial part of the contract!

As a caretaker who visits a resident at HarborChase frequently, I can say with confidence that this…read morecommunity is truly exceptional. From the moment you arrive, it feels more like a five-star resort than a senior living facility. HarborChase offers an impressive array of amenities that cater to both comfort and enrichment. Whether it's the beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces, the fitness and wellness programs, or the vibrant calendar of social events, there's always something engaging happening. The dining experience is another standout feature. With multiple restaurant-style venues serving gourmet meals, HarborChase elevates senior living to a culinary experience. It's also worth highlighting that under the leadership of a new executive director, HarborChase is undergoing a noticeable transformation. Her attention to detail and hands-on approach are clearly driving meaningful improvements in resident care and overall operations. If you're basing your opinion on reviews from a year or two ago, it's important to know--things have changed for the better.

Martin has the best team of caregivers!! I can't say enough good things about them! They do a great…read morejob helping with my dad who has dementia.

Granny Nannies took care of my dad who suffered from dementia Alzheimer's with round the clock…read morenurses who were patient kind and caring to him for years. Even though near the end he was unable to walk or talk and confined to a bed or chair they were loving to the end. I thank you for your help during this trying time and would highly recommend Granny Nannies in need and give them 5 stars for their rating.

I want to give a big thank you to the administration for giving me a meeting to work on a solution…read moreto help my Mom. They listened and told me like it is. We worked together to make a plan to get mom to do her PT and join in the wonderful activities. It hasn't been easy and they Do Care about the patients. Thank you for listening and caring to help us all move forward. I really appreciate it. I also want to thank ALL the PT staff for trying to deal with my smart stubborn Mom n her crazy daughter, who refuses to give up. My Mom will walk again. Love you all

These people abused my father, but our insurance wouldn't move him because they said we couldn't…read moreprove it. The nurse Beclipps was verbally and physically abusive to my father with Alzheimer's. I've left this review 5 times, but they keep paying to have it taken down.

I am disappointed and disturbed by what I have witness and experienced. The overall cleanliness of…read morethe facility is unacceptable. there is a smell of urine throughout, many areas appear dirty and poorly maintained giving concerns about hygiene and infection control. The attitude of the staff is troubling. Most are unfriendly, unapproachable, and lack warmth and compassion. My Dad was constantly falling and injuring himself which shows me he was not being watched. I was extremely worried about my father's health and the overall standard of care. He seemed to have declined faster in his dementia at this facility. Once he was moved to another facility, my father is now blossoming. If you care for your loves ones. Don't send them here!!

It's a nice place. Always clean and staff is very friendly. Architecture and decor is not "the…read morelatest and greatest," but it is homely and inviting. What I really wanted to harp on is the service. Putting your family member into homes like these can be very disconcerting -- are they taking care of her? Feeding her properly? Giving her love and attention? YES! Peace of mind is something too valuable in instances like these. My grandmother is currently staying here, and she is treated wonderfully. Her hairstyles change more often then mine, and her nails are always groomed/painted. The staff knows her by name, and are able to make considerate conversation, if only momentarily. Your loved one will be well taken care of here, and that, is invaluable.

Janet in lab work is fantastic! Such a compassionate and funny person. As soon as I grabbed my…read moreticket number I was called! Talk about service. Volunteers were putting up Christmas decorations. It's just so beautiful here. Thank you to all who make a visit to this VA facility, a good experience.

They always take care of the vets if you are reasonable and bot an ass. The doctors could take more…read moretime with you sometimes it feels like a cattle mill but most dr care