Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Savannah, GA

"My mother moved into the assisted living level of Broad Creek Care Center at TidePointe. It's a small and focused community. They provide good food, and lots of excellent care, and attention to the folks there. The atmosphere is very positive, and they attempt to recreate an enriching environment for them. My mom likes participating when they go out to lunch, do flower arranging, she participates in wheelchair exercises, and they go to church, so she goes to mass. There's always something going on for the residents all the time. It's expensive, but you get what you pay for."

"What a wonderful place this is! We’ve been here more than a year and the staff has been outstanding! We have yet to find anyone who isn’t kind, capable and particularly tuned into our individual needs."

"I toured Seabrook of Hilton Head. Most people talk about having covered walkways, but I think it also has a very friendly atmosphere, and the reputation for their meals is very good. The people that I met were excellent. I thought it was very good. They have a pool, a library, a gym, and nice grounds. I'm going to go back to visit a couple of friends who live there this week, and have lunch. I have eaten there before, though, and it was very nice."

"A beautiful, active community for those still able to care for themselves. As another reviewer mentioned, it is similar to a country club in social interaction. The caregivers and staff are also excellent. As my father has progressed out of the ability to care for himself, my opinion has dropped significantly. It is not a true continuing care facility as there is no assisted living accommodations except for adding in-home caregivers at the Cypress restrictive schedules, or move into the Preston Health Center, nothing more than a depressing nursing home. During the hurricane evacuations the past two years, although well organized for those still able to move and socialize on their own, those more fragile were given less than excellent attention. The requirement is for 24 hour care once in the temporary location, smothering my father's independence and emotional well-being. They were the last to be moved on the 6 hour journey, in ambulance type vehicles with no bathrooms or comfortable, stable seating. Unless your loved one has family in the community, when the enter the later years of their life, I do not recommend this as a viable solution,"