Grace Manor At Hunter's Creek

Carla Hood

My parents have been at Grace Manor at Hunters Creek over a year now. Recently my mother fell and needed to be hospitalized for several days leaving my dad to be alone. My dad is totally blind and dependent on my mom to be his eyes. The wonderful staff at GM took great care of him in her absence. They made sure he was taken down to the dining hall and that his food was cut up and of course returned to his room. That gave me peace of mind that I did not have to worry about his care while I was with my mom in the hospital. The leadership is superb at GM and it flows down to the staff. All the employees are kind and caring to the residents and always helpful. I am most thankful for GM and that my parents receive the best of care available! Thank you all at GM!!!!

Caitlin

My grandmother was in Grace Manor at Hunters Creek. It's very nice. I had no complaints about it. Everyone was very involved and welcoming. They made me feel safe and secure with her being there. They had an activity room where they had card games, and they had holiday celebrations like trunk-or-treat for Halloween and a Valentine's Day party and things like that. They had a beautiful dining room. There were no complaints from my granny and she's kind of picky, so everything was good. They're catered to each person's needs as far as their health issues or their teeth or whatever they have going on. They gave them three meals a day.

ReviewerAT0928

My dad moved into Grace Manor at Hunters, and he's been living there for about a month. It was extremely clean, and I was very impressed. In the dining area, the tables were social-distanced, it's very bright and airy, lots of windows, and that's what he likes. His room looked brand new; it's a 1-bedroom with a little living area, kitchenette, a bathroom, and everything was really super clean. It's spacious, but there's not a lot of storage. They have all kinds of board games, and they do bingo. It was less expensive than his last place.

Jorge

I visited Grace Manor at Hunter's Creek here in the Plant City area. The rent that has to be paid is very high. I live out of my Social Security, so I'm going to need some rental assistance. They have a program through some company that if you were a veteran of Vietnam from 1962 on, then VA will assist you on the rent, but if you are from Vietnam before 1962, you're not qualified unfortunately for that particular program. The staff was very good, very friendly and very helpful. It looked very nice and very clean. I visited the assisted living. Their independent living facility was under construction at the moment, which is not far away from there. It should be up by now. For what I saw and what they showed me, it was perfect. They had one and two bedrooms. They had everything.

Mona

Grace Manor at Hunter's Creek was very nice. The lady who showed us around was very knowledgeable. It's new, so it's very nice. We got to meet the chef, and their rates were more reasonable. They have a bus that takes them to and from town to get groceries and whatever, and to see the doctor. They have kitchenettes in all their rooms, so it's more like apartments.

Valencia

I have found a place for my mother. Grace Manor is absolutely wonderful. The staff is absolutely wonderful, their rooms are absolutely wonderful, and the director is outstanding. They have quite a few activities. I didn't go through all their amenities, but they have quite a bit. They have games, and they have trips, but a lot of things they can't do because of coronavirus. They have a full schedule for them. The whole thing is outstanding.