Grace Manor Port Orange was a very nice place for assisted living. The rooms were small, but they had a nice outdoor area. The activity area and the dining area were nice. They had a lot of activities for the residents.
1321 Herbert Street, Port Orange, FL 32129
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Reviews of The Retreat at Port Orange
Memory Care Reviews for The Retreat at Port Orange
April 25, 2017
I visited this facility
May 10, 2016
I visited this facility
I’m very impressed with Grace Manor. The staff that I met was very nice. I liked the location because my mother is at early stages of dementia, and I like the security. It was very good. They did breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I asked if I could use my own doctor, and they said yes.
March 27, 2016
I visited this facility
Grace Manor Port Orange was a very nice place. I was hoping to find a one-bedroom or at least a two-room apartment for my parents, but they didn’t have anything like that available. Still, I would recommend this place. I was very pleased with it. The residents I talked to seemed very happy. The dining area was a beautiful room.
December 30, 2015
I visited this facility
Overall C+. Need more employees on the weekends. Love Carol the Director of Existent, she truly cares for each resident. The showers need to be fixed so water doesn't overflow into bathroom floor. Need new clothes dryer!
December 29, 2015
I visited this facility
Scheduling could be improved. More authority personnel on Saturday and Sunday. Not enough activity for clients on Saturday and Sunday. All persons of authority should not go on break together.
December 16, 2015
I visited this facility
I placed my husband at Grace Manor Port Orange because it was close to home. The rooms were large, and the activity calendar was very active. The people were not younger but more responsive and more able to take care of themselves. I liked the ratio of 20 patients to the aides that were available. I really appreciated the fact that 90% of the residents there were at about my husband's level, who is still able to dress himself and handle his hygiene and eat, and more at the level of his Alzheimer's disease. I liked its cleanliness and the overall care of the building. He has been there for a little over a month, and I'm totally satisfied. It's more family-oriented. They have a small group of residents who had been together for a long time, and it was not like walking into a nursing home. It was like walking into a hotel. I couldn't have found any better care for my husband.
September 15, 2015
I visited this facility
I like the size of the population at Grace Manor Port Orange Community. There are only about 35 people. It is clean, and it smells good. It is very bright. The people there have been pretty attentive to my mother's needs. I know several people who have parents there, and they have all been pretty happy with it.
July 28, 2015
I visited this facility
I was able to visit Grace Manor Port Orange. It's a very nice facility, but it’s just too far away from us. The place is very clean. It’s a nice, bright, and cheerful place. The residents were all involved in activities, and they seemed to be enjoying it. They had a place outdoor where they had cook outs. There was a group that was doing arts and crafts when I had my tour. There was also someone giving a talk to some residents.
May 01, 2015
I visited this facility
I don't have positiveness about Grace Manor. I didn't like that place. The smell turned me off. It wasn't a comfortable atmosphere to me. The staff was mediocre. It's a nice, big place. I saw everybody sitting around the table with group activities. It was boring, it wasn't challenging, and it wasn't appealing to me. The staff had no enthusiasm.
August 17, 2014
I visited this facility
Employees of Grace Manor are congenial. The building itself is clean and painted. They serve good food as well. It is well placed on the plate. The serving time from start to finish takes too long though.
August 07, 2014
I visited this facility
Grace Manor has become my dad's home away from home. As with any household, it takes a lot of work to keep everyone healthy in mind, body and spirit. I applaud the 110% effort put forth by all the directors and staff to keep this home a positive living experience for all.
December 26, 2013
I visited this facility
I've moved my mother into Grace Manor three weeks ago. I like the fact that it's a newer building, it's clean, it seems to be orderly. The landscaping is very nice. The rooms are clean and painted. It's a private room with a private bath. I like the staff, they're very nice. They will call if anything goes wrong which is sometimes a little bit overwhelming because I think this is a somewhat negative thing. When they call, everything seems to be an emergency. They're not giving the family enough time to get certain things taken care of so it's too late which I don't really appreciate but I think we're working that out with them. The price was okay, it's not the most expensive but it's not the cheapest. You get what you pay for.
July 29, 2013
I visited this facility
We visited Grace Manor and I like the place. The place is clean and very pretty. It was very nice and it is a locked down facility. The residents were not allowed to have phones in their room and I wouldn't put her in a place where she couldn't have her own phone. There are a lot of people in wheelchairs and walkers. The rooms were small. They had no kitchen and very little room for furniture. We had lunch there and it was okay, nothing special.
June 08, 2013
I visited this facility
My mom's got dementia, so she has no clue that she is in Grace. It's a really nice place and is extremely clean. They've got a very active activities program and they are very good with medication. She's had one emergency since she's been there, and they've taken care of it very well. The staff is very kind and on top of all that, they are just really nice people.
Questions about The Retreat at Port Orange
What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?
Training is always on going. There is a minimum requirement that we do adhere to but we continue Dementia, Alzheimer's, CPR, med tech classes, etc.
Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at The Retreat at Port Orange. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?
We have 38 beds on our AL side, each of our residents have some form of Dementia. We have 16 beds on our Advanced Alzheimer's side. We believe in building relationships with our care team, residents, leadership team and families.
What programs or activities does The Retreat at Port Orange offer to enrich residents' well-being?
We have a vast activity schedule throughout the day. We don't just put the calendar in their rooms - we go door to door to bring our residents out to enjoy our fun!
What places are near The Retreat at Port Orange or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?
Ritter's Frozen Custard, The Port Orange Park.
What transportation services does The Retreat at Port Orange offer to assisted living residents?
We have a bus that we use to take our residents to outings, lunches, doctors appointments or just for ice cream!
What makes the chef or dining program at The Retreat at Port Orange exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?
We offer nutritious meals and snacks throughout the day.
What safety features or security measures does The Retreat at Port Orange offer to assisted living residents?
We are a secure building on both sides (assisted living and advanced memory care). We have motion censures in each room during the night.
How does The Retreat at Port Orange keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?
We have a monthly newsletter and we ensure that any changes are communicated to the families.
What is the care staff-to-resident ratio at The Retreat at Port Orange during daytime and nighttime hours?
There is not an actual requirement for care staff to resident. It is based on an acuity level, but we are well above the minimum.
If The Retreat at Port Orange accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?
If a resident or the family can care for the pets, we are happy to have them. We have a lovely garden area.
What ongoing senior care training does the staff receive?
We at Grace Manor have the mandatory training, in addition, we have NIDE (National Institute of Dementia Education). This gives us a little more insight into how to best communicate and interact with our dementia residents.
How many staffers are on duty in the daytime and overnight?
During the day there may be as many as 15. during the night there is usually at least 6.
What safety features or security measures does The Retreat at Port Orange provide to protect residents who wander?
We are a secure building.
What programs or activities does The Retreat at Port Orange offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?
Our entire goal is to engage, include and keep our residents happy and thriving. We have a calendar of activities that go on and on. Pet therapy, music therapy, exercises, bingo, word search, dancing.........
Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?
Our VP of People Experience does the initial assessment, then it is done continually as we see changes in our residents.
What techniques does The Retreat at Port Orange use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?
We encourage people to do as much as they can, however, when they need assistance, we are here for them.
How does The Retreat at Port Orange keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?
We have continuing communication whenever there is any change in the residents cognitive, physical and medical condition.
Describe the neighborhood around The Retreat at Port Orange. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?
We are on Herbert Street across the street from the park and Silver Sands Middle School. There is a large home community around us.
Is The Retreat at Port Orange affiliated with a hospital if more care is needed?
We are a residential community, just like at your home, if someone needs medical care, they are evac'd to Halifax Port Orange Hospital or Halifax Main in Daytona.
Costs for The Retreat at Port Orange
Services and Amenities of The Retreat at Port Orange
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Entry Fee
- Assisted Living Starting At: $4395/month
- Memory Care Starting At: $3895/month
Room and housing options
- Companion Suites: We Do Offer Companion Suites
- Studio Apartments
Dining options
- Dining Room Shared Meals
Features
- Garden And Patio
Activities
- Offsite Activities
Languages
- English
- Spanish
General
- Resident Capacity: 54
- Minimum Age: 55
- Pets: Small Pets Allowed
Licenses
- State Licenses: 11955
About The Retreat at Port Orange
Welcome to The Retreat at Port Orange
The Retreat at Port Orange offers premier assisted living and memory care with superior personalized care and a compassionate staff. Situated in Port Orange, FL, our state of the art facility offers luxury style accommodations with a comfortable, small-town feel. Phoenix Senior Living is a company built on love that spans generations, offers ideal senior living options for seniors and specialized services for those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and various forms of dementia. Phoenix Senior Living, whose leadership collectively has been serving seniors for more than 30 years, believes that transitioning into your new home at The Retreat at Port Orange welcomes a new chapter in your life, where seniors can live as independently as they desire — a life where seniors live, love, learn.
At The Retreat at Port Orange, our residents are treated like family and their wellness matters to us. Therefore, we incorporate our wellness philosophy of Live, Love, Learn. In every aspect of daily living. We measure our seniors’ unique abilities and aptitude, while introducing them to new experiences, creating a spirit of achievement and emotional wellbeing. We offer individually tailored activities and purposeful interaction with just the right amount of assistance.
The Retreat at Port Orange specializes in caring for seniors who experience Alzheimer’s and the many forms of dementia. We understand the toll memory loss can take on loved ones. The Retreat at Port Orange can help manage the highs and lows of living with someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Our Memory Care Neighborhood is designed to mimic a comfortable home like setting. Pertinent memorabilia and furnishings are carefully designed to simulate a peaceful and familiar environment, coupled with active reminiscing daily. When living with memory loss, cultivating a successful day isn’t always easy. Our caregivers proceed with patience, compassion, and respect in all circumstances. Each day, The Retreat at Port Orange team enforces the philosophy that every senior can live a purposeful life – no matter his or her current state of mind.
Our objective at The Retreat at Port Orange is to provide specialized memory care services seven days a week to your loved one. Each day, our trained specialists work to develop individual skills and measure residents’ progress. We are staffed with Certified Dementia Practitioner's (CDPs) certified through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. The following additional accommodations are made for residents in the Memory Care Neighborhood:
The following additional accommodations are made for residents in the Memory Care Neighborhood:
- Medication management
- Specialized dining options and table settings
- Hydration program
- Active and purposeful interactions
- Family events and monthly support groups
- Continence management
What Makes Us Special
Our community encourages purposeful living, individually tailored to complement each resident’s unique interests, life experience, and abilities.
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