When we met with the director it sounded like a good fit for my mother-in-law, the whole sales…read morepitch was very convincing and impressive. But after 9 days of my mother-in-law being at the Commons we took her out!!! The staff are very inexperienced with the special needs that my mother-in-law requires, she has dementia and gastroparesis, which requires a very special diet. On the first day she was there they gave her foods she could not eat. The staff played on their phones every time I visited her in the short time of 9 days. They never welcomed her to make her feel at home and when we went to visit she would be crying and she would say take me home. Well with that being said we got her home to find bruises on her backside and bruised up and down her arms. Please, please before you put your loved one in a facility think twice. Left a bad taste in my mouth as we expected a bit more compassion for my mother-in-law. She is in her own home now with a live in nurse and security cameras and happy. So if you ask me how was her stay at Savannah Commons?? Awful!!!

Savannah Commons is a great place, couldn't recommend more highly. Great staff, facilities,…read moreterrific residents. LeRia Hudkins & Savannah Commons Team provided kind, considered and professional help during my mother's stay. When things took a turn for the worse, we will never forget their helping us make it through such an unbearably sad experience. We are forever grateful. Keith P.

My mother has been living in Harbor Cove Memory Care center for just under a year now. It's always…read morea extremely difficult decision to relocate a loved one, especially to a memory care center. Our experience here has been above and beyond anything that I could have expected. The staff is so kind and helpful. The management have been so supportive and great in keeping all the families up to date on the happenings with the center and with the residents. I could not have picked a better place for my mom. The facility and all of the staff have exceeded my expectations. I thank God everyday that we were blessed enough to find such a wonderful place for my mom to call home. If you are looking for a safe, caring facility for your memory impaired family member, I would highly recommend Harbor Cove.

My name is Wendy Methvin, and I've had the honor and pleasure of teaching yoga to the members of…read moreTidePointe on Hilton Head Island. The community is a place of beauty, with winding walking paths and water views of Broad Creek. From the moment you enter the property you're greeted with a warm welcome. There's an over-arching theme of respect and grace that flows from the staff in an outpouring of care for the members. The members in my classes are the best of the best - a retired Admiral, a former school principal, teachers, doctors, nurses, business executives, homemakers, movers and shakers alike, and yet they too have a welcoming, warm way about them that makes you feel like you're a part of something special. Great place. Great people. www.hhiyoga.com

Most of the staff are kind and caring with one exception: Mike the new director. He uses…read moreintimidation and scare tactics to try and get the tenants to leave their homes so he can make a buck reselling them.

Such an amazing place and overall organization! They really strive to make their residents…read morecomfortable and happy in all aspects. If you're ever looking for an independent living location this absolutely the best place in Savannah and surrounding areas!!

My younger sister went on a tour for our dad then asked me to call to follow up with questions. I…read moreCalled and spoke to Whitney to explain my father's situation which was after my step-mom's passing he lost his house so his credit was less than desired. She never asked if he had a co-signer. She asked about his income. She then said she had someone signing a lease sitting in front of her could she have someone named Kim call me back because she's new. I got no calls back. This was 4 days ago. The LEAST they could have done was call back and advise what his credit needed to be OR ask of someone was willing to cosign; ANYTHING to try to help (referral, advice, more questions etc). We were only inquiring. My father is a Vietnam war vet and a retiree of the Long Island Railroad (30 years). Clearly these people want good credit only. No call back so now I'm left to assume they were being selective. I'd rather move him back North where I got calls back and kinder treatment. They probably don't care about one negative review anyway but here it is. Thanks for nothing.

In contrast to the review from "Randy" as a resident of the Cypress in Hilton Head, SC I would give…read moreit a five star rating! As a resident here I am extremely pleased with everything: management, employees, fellow residents. As a fellow resident told me : "What a wonderful gift to give our children - moving into this beautiful retirement community wherein all our needs are met and executed by such caring personnel!". Whoever would have a differing view has either not really been here or listened to the resident who, like all of humanity, probably has had a bad day and blames others! Elizabeth R

A beautiful property, well maintained. However the customer service from the business office is…read moreterrible. I have made multiple calls to facilitate payments and almost never get a live person. Then after leaving a message calls are rarely returned. Then when financial documents were sent for processing no action was taken and I was never notified. They need some decent management to go with the great facilities.

I love the staff at Riverview they are great with my mom. Covid has been difficult and trying on…read moreeveryone but I have to say that they handled this last outbreak well. They acted swiftly and thank God the number of resident cases were low. Is there room for improvement, of course, i'm sure that's the case anywhere, these are frustrating times so expectations must be realistic. That said just want to give a shout to the staff on McIntyre unit and specifically to Joseph Rafael and Jo Lucky who are always available to talk to me about my mom and are so caring. love you guys!

All the staff have always been wonderful with my brother (59, downs/alzheimers. He has been there…read moreseveral times for a one week respite and from the minute we walk in the door they are greeting, helpful, polite and so good to my brother. He loves the karaoke night, and the coffee/danish morning. He visits with other patients and the staff make sure he is well taken care of. I highly recommend Riverview and when the time comes to place David for long term care it will most definitely be at Riverview in Savannah, GA.

My mom chose Buckingham South because she knew quite a few residents at that time and they highly…read morerecommended them. I'm glad she did because she got high quality care and I had peace of mind with me being out of state. Rita and the staff met her needs and took care of her like she was family. I was always informed and received regular updates on her well being. The great thing about the care is it is adjusted to your needs from being self sufficient all the way to end of life. Thanks Rita for loving her well and making moms last 6 years over her life a pleasure.

Please please if you care AT ALL about your loved one, avoid this "assisted living" at all costs…read more If you'll notice, the oldest post from this page is September, 2022, less than a year ago. (I'm referring to their facebook pages) However, Buckingham South has been around since 1999. The former page was so trashed with horrible reviews, that a new one was needed. My dad was in that place for almost 5 years. His last year, (and the one and 1/2 before it) his monthly "rent" was upwards of $8,000.....even when he was in the hospital for 3 weeks out of four in the month. I have seen things I could never even imagine at a facility that I THOUGHT I could relax a little and visit my dad whenever I wanted. I have pictures of everything I'm saying to back up these egregious conditions. EVERYTHING First before anything else, there is only ONE CARETAKER per FLOOR! One horribly worked and underpaid caregiver for 25 residents per floor. Should one of the four call in sick or be needed to take care of her own family, then her floor is divided between the other overworked and underpaid staff. I personally know 3 caretakers who have quit--not because they didn't enjoy the residents and their families--but because there were so many infractions that were ignored when reported. I personally saw a blind woman in her wheelchair who had been at BS for under 3 weeks-left unattended outside-roll off the pavement into the 6 inch space between the curb and a parked car. It was one of the worst things I've ever seen. I was the only one with her until a caretaker with a conscience helped her and relieved me. It was awful. There is no security there. I facetimed my dad only to find him on the MEDIAN on Abercorn. I immediately called Rita who argued with me that my dad had just had a "beautiful dinner" and was in the dining room. First, the food is horrible. But most important was the fact she had no idea where my dad was, and she wasted valuable time arguing with me that my dad was inside. My dad was confused and scared. I have never seen my father like that. I'm still traumatized. I immediately got in my car and drove the 12 hours to Savannah. When I confronted Rita about this gross negligence, she told me that she couldn't be everywhere. I told her I didn't expect her to. She refused to hire any security and just accepted the risks, I suppose. These are not even the worst things I saw. I have pictures, audio and video tapes, past bills, and former staff who are looking for a way to get this information out. I'm happy to share all with anyone who calls or DMs me. My heart breaks for the people with no one checking on them. Those are the residents who are preyed upon. Only last Sunday, Rita deprived a bedridden patient with no family, of his only visitor, a former employee, who ever came to see him. Because of all the health violations the staff were supposed to ignore, she felt she could no longer stay there and left, rather than risk her license. Rita tried to get her back on staff, but she refused. When she went to visit her former resident and friend, Rita got wind of the situation, she immediately burst into this bedridden man's room and forced the only bright spot in his day out of the facility........all the while the resident kept repeating, "She's my friend!" And Rita even threatened the resident--who has been there since 1999--that if he liked this former caregiver so much, he could go to her new job. Remember, he's been one of the first people at this "assisted living" home. This poor man has been there over 20 years. It's all he knows at this point. Ask Rita who's driving Dr. Hubby's car.