Bayberry Retirement Inn

My mother lived at Bayberry for a year. Then she had a stroke and was in Heartland until her death on February 1, 2018 at the age of 94. I visited her many, many times during her year at Bayberry and I thought it was a wonderful place for her to live. I know that her year there was the best year of her life. When the time comes for me to move into a retirement community, Bayberry will be the place. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for assisted living. Her ONLY complaint was that they fed her too much! She gained weight. Of course, she didn't have to eat everything but she did. Anyway, she loved living there and all the friends she made while there, including the staff.

There are not a lot of rooms there. They treat everybody nice, they're just so sweet, and my mom loves it. She feels like they're all family there. The staff are really good. It's spotlessly clean. The cooks make really good meals, and she likes the food there. They take care of everybody. They check on you if you don't come down to eat, and they'll make sure that they go to their doctor's appointments. It's plenty of room for my mom. She has a twin bed in there, and she has a chair, a nightstand, a TV stand, and a dresser. They furnish everything -- i.e., sheets, towels. They have a dining room with tables all around. They have bingo, exercise every morning, shopping trips, different kinds of music, and church on Sundays. My mom has been in Bayberry for about a month now. It is one of the better places she has been in, and the price is really reasonable. It is really good.