My relative was at Magnolia for only a few weeks. It seemed like it would be a great place. Unfortunately, they did not deliver what they said they would. The activities coordinator was dismissed as soon as we arrived. I wish had read the reviews as it seems like this is an ongoing problem. Cleaning and laundry was not done when they said it would be. The food was just ok and even though we marked items that she would not eat, they still gave it to her. Too many times residents were wandering around on their own with no staff member in site to help them. I made a complaint and was told someone would follow up with me. No one ever called me so we gave 30 days notice and found another place.
Summer Village Auburn, AL
Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
10 Reviews
1601 Professional Parkway, Auburn, AL 36830
Call
(800) 385-2527
Reviews of Summer Village
Assisted Living Reviews for Summer Village
February 16, 2018
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
May 24, 2017
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
My Sister just moved to Magnolia House from Azalea House and I was so concerned she would be disoriented or lost because of the trauma that kind of move can cause. Because of the special care that all of the people working at Magnolia House seem to give to their residents, she has been able to adjust quite easily as far as I can see. Her surroundings are lovely, clean and very organized. I live in another state so when I come for a visit I tend to spend the better part of day or days with her. In less than 4 hours, I came to be so impressed with the attention the residents receive from the staff. I can even name a few people (first names only) who specifically make my Sister feel at home - Julie, Rita, Diane and others. Diane L, the Activity Coordinator led residents who were interested to a meeting room where Bill (resident of Azalea House) played the piano and together both of them coordinated and encouraged all there to join in singing hymns. When Bill was finished, Diane encouraged us all to participate in a verbal memory activity of filling in the blank of cliches that we have all been familiar with - wonderful stimulation for everyone there. Another resident led all of us in exercising the upper part of our bodies while sitting. All and all after these sequential social activities, I think many of us felt a sense of accomplishment and we enjoyed a nice leisurely lunch.
February 28, 2017
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
My mother lives at Magnolia in the independent living. Since the new company took over from East AL Medical Center, the food has been below average. The activities person for the independent living residence was moved to another facility, so now the residence do activities on their own. However, lately Magnolia has done several improvements to the grounds but this really doesn't benefit the residence. My mother's rent has gone up and food quality went down. I am not sure I would recommend Magnolia since this new company took over. I suggest the food get better is a must. Also a new activities person for the residence in independently living to facilitate games, exercise and outings (like going out for dinner at a restaurant like they once did). Thank you
December 16, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
Our aunt and uncle are in Magnolia Place in the largest room there. The ambience is fine. They had a major overhaul or major renovation of the whole establishment and are finishing it right now. The staff is very good and treat them very nicely. They need to improve on the food and the menu itself. It is nutritious but pretty bland and sometimes the amount is not sufficient. The price is competitive with other places. I think they are making a bigger effort for activities. They went through a period of time without having an activities director, then hired a new one who is working very hard.
June 17, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My loved ones are in Magnolia Place. It is a really nice place with adequate services, food, and amenities. The attitude of the people working there was very nice.
February 09, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Azalea Place was very good, but he did not like it because it was so far from his home. He was never happy there, and he felt that everybody was a stranger. He knows no one in the area or in the community.
The atmosphere was great; it was very clean. The residents seemed to be a priority. They provided a lot of services like weekly transportation to shopping. They had an activity every day, and they did a lot to keep the residents involved. I felt very well of them, and they were doing everything they needed to do.
May 15, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My grandmother lives at Azalea Place. She seems to really enjoy it there, and the staff takes care of all of her needs. Her room is comfortable and well-furnished, and there is always someone available to help my grandmother when she needs assistance. The menu has a lot of variety and the food is absolutely wonderful--I often visit grandmother at meal times so I can finish her plate! Some of the residents need a lot of care to feel comfortable and safe, but the staff is always ready for anything. The premises were secure, which also lends itself to the mental well-being of both the residents and their relatives. They provide lots of activities for the residents, and I think this helps create a sense of community among the people living there. There are beautiful outside areas to enjoy, and spacious common rooms. I am so glad my grandmother has a home at Azalea Place!
February 23, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Azalea place is a beautiful assisted living facility in the college town of Auburn Alabama, where my aunt resided for 3 years. The staff is beyond friendly, they treat the residents as members of their family not paitents. The community of seniors is very active. They plan numerous outings both in the surrounding area and day trips to Atlanta and Birmingham. Also a group of students from some volunteer club at Auburn University visit for a few hours once every 2 weeks, with some visiting more often. The residents and students both seem to really look forward to these visits and it's amazing to see people 3 generations apart conversing like old friends. Overall Azalea place provides a wonderful environment of community and activity. The grounds surrounding the area is beautiful as well and provides outdoor activities for the residents as well. Auburn is a unique community where young and old interact and flourish together.
February 03, 2012
I visited this facility
From the moment I walked through the front door, the facility felt very welcoming and that the nurses and staffers there cared and had fun doing their jobs. We were shopping around in the Auburn area for a place for my mother since she has dementia. We wanted to make sure she had the best care and that she was in a local vicinity to a hospital and East Alabama Medical Clinic is nearby. The rooms are spacious and it didn't feel like a stale environment like other homes we visited. The seniors living there were active and non-comotose. I wanted to make sure my mother would have access to a good, attention giving care and also daily nutritious food. There menu had a lot of a variety to it. While we might keep looking for a different nursing facility, this one is closer to the top of our list.
Independent Living Reviews for Summer Village
December 19, 2018
I visited this facility
I liked Summer Village very much and was impressed. The units were large, very modern, and well-kept. They all had a nice area for storage in your garage; not very many places have their own garage, so that's a plus. They had an exercise program that I participated in that was half an hour of Sit and Be Fit. They also had some kind of a luau for lunch that I got to enjoy. The food was excellent, but this was a special occasion. They were the nicest one for the price in the whole Georgia and Alabama areas. My overall impression on the staff is very good.
Provider Response
Thank you, Donna, for your kind words! We strive everyday to make sure our residents are living their best lives. It truly is a joy to get to be a part of their lives and yours too. We'd love to have you back anytime!
Costs for Summer Village
Services and Amenities of Summer Village
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Assisted Living Starting At: $3595/month
- Independent Living Starting At: $2295/month
- Memory Care Starting At: $3695/month
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We Do Offer Companion Suites.
- Studio Apartments
General
- Resident Capacity: 197
- Minimum Age: 65
- Pets: Small Pets Allowed
Licenses
- State Licenses: D4108, P4101, P4102
About Summer Village
Located in a quiet yet convenient section of Auburn, Alabama, Summer Village offers a comfortable and casual place to call home. Here, Residents enjoy many of the activities and experiences that life in this charming college town offers.
At Summer Village, you’ll find a range of floor plans among our residential options to fit all needs and tastes – from sun-filled studios and apartments to spacious cottages.
Residents can take advantage of scheduled transportation services and a reduced-fee membership to the nearby HealthPlus Fitness Center. This great facility offers a variety of activities, including low-impact aerobics, strength training, and year-round swimming and water aerobics in the indoor heated saltwater pool.
Amenities
- Three nutritious meals a day
- Recreational and social programming and events tailored to individual interests and abilities
- Licensed nurse on staff
- Emergency response system
- Scheduled transportation
- Medication management
- Beauty salon and barbershop
- Spacious living and dining rooms
- Snacks between meals and nutritional supplements available
- Scheduled transportation and outings
- Weekly housekeeping and laundry service
- Exercise classes and reduced-fee membership to -HealthPlus Fitness Center
- Opportunities for physical, intellectual, social and spiritual enrichment
Spirituality. Purpose. Activity. Relationships. Knowledge.
These pillars form the foundation on which all Somerby programming is designed. Our events, outings, and activities are purposefully crafted to connect with one or more of our five key Discover Your Spark objectives: support positive life choices, foster meaningful relationships, honor history, and traditions, encourage exploration and growth and be champions of fun. we go the extra mile to put the interests of our residents first by investing in their physical, emotional and spiritual lives. It’s a way of doing things that we call The Somerby Spark.
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