Thrive Senior Living

High amount of fried foods. Not really a heart healthy diet. Seem to ship residents off to emergency room on minor incidents. Then very difficult to get people back to there residency.

I would tell a friend,it's a tad expensive but worth it for peace of mind. We chose Thrive because[name removed] was amazing and they helped Grampa get in a room just up the elevator from Gramma. They made them feel so welcome and even rolled out a red carpet upon their arrival. We love that place

Overall it's a good place, however the dinning was there Achilles Hill. [name removed] at the front desk is very helpful and friendly, activities were great and of course, fellow residents. It's a good place, I miss all my neighbors for sure. Every place has their inherit problems. Where I'm now is closer to my kids and their children.

Warm atmosphere, has three levels of care (Independent, Assisted, and Memory), and seemed lively and other residents positive about the place.

Good overall place. Better than most other options. I would recommend to others.

My visit here was pleasant.

Everyone seems to be doing their jobs. Sometimes the laundry gets mixed up. The room is clean and meals are good!

As a new facility, At Home Senior Living Thomson is working toward stability and growth. Move in procedures were easy and location is convenient for our family. As with many facilities, AHSL is still working towards smooth procedures given all the variables with assisted living.

I am a resident who resides in the Independent Living community at At Home Senior Living. I couldn't ask for better neighbors. We all help look after each other. Even though we live in the Independent community the staff checks on us all daily. My favorite day of the week is Wednesday. That's the day we play BINGO and I am the caller!!!

The residents at the Social at Savannah are so friendly. The staff are professional, welcoming, and nurturing. The facility is well maintained and the services and activities are enjoyed by my loved one.

Improvements: New residents are literally at sea as they are left to fend for themselves. We didn't know where anything was, what abbreviations were on calendar, etc. I asked if they had ambassadors and although I finally found one she couldn't answer most of my questions. She said they all did different things! Location of different activities was a problem as abbreviated on calendar. I finally walked all 4 floors to see where they were. Some things that are mentioned in Brochure are not available. Many are resident oriented which often leads to non inclusion of new residents. Food is a big problem. Just had lunch. Dining room was crowded. Lots of new residents and no place to put them. Service was not great! 1. Poor nutrition 2. Portions are very skimpy unless it is potatoes or noodles. 3. TV IS EXTREMELY OLD. Doesn't even have guide to show what programs are on! (we weren't aware of this until we moved in. They had a list of 100 channels in brochure but didn't mention it was severely outdated!) This data should be available before signing contract. If we want to know what is on we have to buy a TV Guide. The biggest problem with us is noncompatibility with DVR and inability to get other servers that we could use because of the antiquity of the system. On the plus side it is included with rent.

The community is very caring and friendly. There is low staffing in the community currently. If your loved one needs medical care, I wouldn't recommend the community. This would be a great community for those that are looking for social inactions and activities. It would be nice to see more dietary restriction meal options for the residents. There are three meals a day and choices are varied for the residents. Movies, bingo, trivia, outings and more are some of the activities available for the residents to participate in.

My loved one was only there a week. It's a great place with a super bunch of people. We picked this community because, of the cleanliness was a very big factor. I also liked the medical personnel. They all seem to very concerned about the well-being of their elderly. Overall, their staff was very caring. The staff actually had personality, compassion, and want where the elderly were concerned.

When it comes to the meals we feel as though the dinners we have seen for the Memory Care wing are almost too basic. I've only seen sandwiches with yogurt and goldfish. No real fruit or veggies. Activities are good but we would love to see them have weekend activities.

Our loved ones really enjoys the bingo and the other activities they offer, however she does say the food could be better. It is a friendly community, a staff that really cares for the residents, and a clean facility but the meals could be improved.

The community is personable. This is a smaller and more intimate in size. The staff are very engaging with the residents and family. It is bright, welcoming, vibrant, and airy. I feel my loved one is safe here. Most of the food that is being served is fried, crunchy, and hard to chew for the residents. The plates still have food left on them, because the residents find it hard to eat. There are times that the food is hard to even cut with a knife and fork. It would be nice to see more variety of food that is softer texture and easier for the residents to eat. I have personally witnessed the residents having a hard time eating the food. There are times there is no food available on Friday or Saturdays in the dining room, and the food has to be delivered to the residents in their room and it is a sandwich with fruit. There have been times that I have spoken with management on this, and there tends to be an excuse of why they can't get the food right. The excuses always seem to be placed on staffing. I would suggest you consider the menu, food preparation, and the turnover of the staff in the dining room when considering the community.

Overall happy.

I toured this community and it was a lovely facility. The grounds/facility is beautiful. They offer in house PT care, which is great. They mentioned that they were working to increase family participation. I would recommend them for assisted living, but they're not really set up for dementia care.

Our family had an in person tour and the gal who gave the tour was very nice, but the community just did not blow us away.