Geriatric Health And Wellness's Online Review Report Card

Couldn’t pick a better place to work.

Still Hopes fills our every need! In spite of the corono virus and the necessary restrictions, we are thankful and blessed to be in this beautiful, friendly place.

Clean place & friendly staff. The plants & landscaping are so neat

Moving to Still Hopes is one of the very best decisions that Nela and I ever made. It is a wonderful, caring community. There're many things to do here, but we still keep up with our own activities off campus.

Amazing and beautiful place. Highly recommended.

We moved to Still Hopes in April 2019. We enjoy our apartment and many amenities like bingo, movies and very good and nutritious meals. Until Covid 19, there were frequent musical and other events to enjoy as well. And there was the pleasure of shared meals in the Palmetto Room or the Bistro.Since Covid 19, we have been grateful for the security from possible infection afforded by Still Hopes regimens and for innovative ways to interact with other residents.

My husband and I love living at Still Hopes. We feel at home with the other residents and our caring staff, and together we create a real family atmosphere. We are in our ninth year here, and we are offered many activities and exercise programs. The facility Is both pretty and clean, and the grounds are beautiful. Moreover, we have felt we are in a safe place during Covid-19. We also are well-fed with delicious food and are offered a number of entertaining options, now all of them within the safety regulations of the pandemic. For us it is like living in a resort!

My husband and I have lived here over four years and it is the best decision we have ever made! Instantly it felt like "home" to us!!The Culinary department works hard to prepare and serve delicious meal. Every employee throughout, is helpful and strive to make our daily lives happy and content.We could not find a better place to spend our Senior years. We've met and made some wonderful new friends and enjoyed a variety of activities.We highly recommend Still Hopes to all!!! It's been a blessing to live hereC. J. Murphy

The experience in the Palmetto Room is horrible. The service is slow and uncaring.The food is less than cafeteria quality. They would be better served frozen dinners. You order a steak rare and it comes out well done. Food is cold and tasteless. It’s a shame that they don’t care enough to see that their residents are better served. One star is generous.Thank you for your offer to come and dine. I have eaten at your restaurant approximately 15 times and the food is consistently at the level of quality mentioned above. I did have a salad once that was tasty. Other than that pretty much over cooked proteins, tasteless sides.I ordered the short ribs which are one of my favorites, the meat I was served, I could not identify.I am sure I will not be dining in your restaurant in the future. I will be taking my relatives out to eat in the future.

As a resident of Still Hopes I believe I can speak with first hand knowledge about many services offered here. My husband and I chose to live here after closely examining other facilities in this area. We are happy with our decision and recommend Still Hopes to others. The management and staff are here for us and go out of their way to enrich our living experience. We both have the attitude that if we want to feel welcome and a part of the life here then we try to be friendly to everyone we meet daily. A kind word and a smile to everyone go a long way and are always returned. We have truly never met a mean or cranky employee. Our living space is comfortable and clean. The dining venues offer a wide selection of foods and the foods cooked to order are rarely other than expected. Food is fresh and tasty and served in a timely manner by friendly and competent wait staff. We are enjoying independence from owning and maintaining a house and we look forward to the care Still Hopes offers as we age into assisted living. Life and living is what you make it. You are the one who chooses to be happy or miserable and you can influence others to be that way too.