Savannah Court of Orange City

Diane

We toured the Savannah Court of Orange City. It's a very nice place. It's very clean, but they're very helpful, very friendly, and very caring. They offer basically the activities and care. They have a dining area and a courtyard.

ReviewerFC080223A

My sister is in Savannah Court of Orange City. The community is beautiful, but their organization is very poor. It took them a month to repair a little fridge that she has. They have a kitchenette, and the fridge was not working. It took about a month before she got another refrigerator. They are lacking in personnel. It took me about 20 minutes to get in before somebody came and opened the door, and it took about 20 minutes to get out the same way. The other day, somebody was looking for a battery for their remote control and had to wait about an hour before somebody took care of that. The food's very poor. They give them some type of hotdog with a little soup. She's not very happy with the food. We are not happy there. She's not happy there. She's in a one-bedroom with a bathroom and a kitchenette. They have an activity person they just hired about a month ago. They have a courtyard. They have a room for activities. They have a room with a pool table. They have a room for birthdays or something like that.

Annette

Savannah Court of Orange City was my second choice. I liked it very much. I liked that it was smaller. It was small enough that it was all on one level. There were no elevators or stairs. You felt very at home there. From the minute you walked in, it just felt very comfortable and personal. I could see the residents moving around and walking around. They could do a little gardening in raised planter boxes, and I thought that was wonderful for people. The dining room was smaller. If we wanted to go as a family and have dinner with them, we could do that in a private dining room. The rooms were very nice and typical. Each room had a living room, bedroom, bathroom, and a tiny kitchenette. I found the people there to be very accommodating. They would have made it possible to have rooms across the hall from each other. My aunt is on oxygen all the time, and they had no problem with that. They could manage their medications very well and safely. I liked it a lot. The staff was very nice. I highly recommend this one. It's built in like a square, and the courtyard is in the middle. It looks very welcoming for residents to walk or sit. It was a screened area, just like I had wanted. The courtyard itself had plants and trees. They had a lot of activities that I thought my mom and my aunt would eventually enjoy. They have a church service every Sunday, which is important. They had a beauty salon and a good physical therapy area.

S. S.

This facility is awesome! The marketing person is amazing to work with, the ED very competent and compassionate, the nursing staff amazingly kind and caring— everyone in this facility from office staff, to dietary to housekeeping is on board with residents first. Call light response is prompt, medical care great, clean, good food, awesome activity director. Very happy with my sisters placement here — would highly recommend this place.

Relative0212

Savannah Court is a nice place, but it could be better. The maintenance is a little shaky. They need more people and they need better people. However, they're very pleasant, and I think they're trying to do a good job. They need more people and the upkeep could be a little better. The rooms are not that large. They have single rooms, but they're adequate. The dining area is very nice. They put tablecloths out at mealtimes. In terms of the food, it is just OK. They have all kinds of activities. They have exercises, bingo, auctions, happy hour, and movies with popcorn.

Dr. Peg

This place is fine if you are totally independent and simply want someone to provide your meals. The ratio of staff to residents is far too low to provide assistance to anyone who needs more than that. Never saw more than two caregivers and they are responsible for over forty residents, including serving food and distributing meds. They have one small activity room with a small TV without closed caption. (Most of these residents are hearing challenged) Staff turn over is non stop. They keep the temperature too low for wheel chair bound residents. (Assume the workers are in charge and they are very active, so they set it for themselves, not the residents) Not a good fit for anyone who needs to be in an assistant living residence. Should be reclassified as Independent Living. The place is a bargain, but you get what you pay for.