I liked that everything at Harmony at Wescott was in one building. They seemed to have a lot of activities for the residents. They gave me a copy of their activities for the month and it was multiple things for each day that you could do. One of the other things that I liked was that when a resident does move out, they go in and rip all the carpeting out of the apartment and put new carpeting in. Or if the resident coming in prefers vinyl flooring, they would do that. They also painted the entire apartment at that time. What I didn't like was in some areas, it was quite a walk to get to the elevators. I wish that they had more elevators so that they were closer together. The building seemed to be very clean. They seemed to have a pretty extensive menu, but I did not try the food. They had an exercise room. Every morning, they do chair exercises, which I would be interested in. They also had two different library areas. One was all history books and the other one was just about any kind of book that you wanted to have, and that area was very large. They also had a movie theater and you could tell that the chairs were extremely comfortable. They also had a pub area where they got together a couple of times a week to have beer and wine. And then that area was decorated based on whatever holiday is coming up. They pick a different country every month and do some decorating based on whatever country they pick. They had a bus that takes people out a couple of times a week. There was another room with tables that you could go in and do puzzles or play cards.

My husband and I went to tour Harmony at Wescott. He's a very critical person, but he fell in love with the facility before we even left the parking lot. The manager was very accommodating and welcoming. She made us feel like family and the facilities were absolutely beautiful. We loved the activities that they had for the residents. It wasn't just a few little dinky board games and some bingo, but some actual real activities that even my husband and I wouldn't mind participating in. We love the restaurant-style dining hall. The rooms were immaculate and spacious. They had a full library, a separate activity room, and a little wet bar that had some lemon water and some other refreshment that they said was available all the time. It didn't feel like a senior home at all. It felt almost like a resort.

The staff at Harmony at Westcott was very lovely and very prepared to give us information. The facility was very attractive. The apartments were smaller, but it's got attractive grounds and a nice sun area in the back. The meal we had was very good. There were some people playing cards and playing pool while we were there.

My mom lived at Harmony at Wescott, but she lived there independently. That place was very nice, it was just very expensive. She couldn't afford it when she needed assisted living, so she had to move out of there. It was pricier, but it was nice. My mom did basically everything herself. The only thing they did there was they provided one meal, and that was it. She was able to walk around and do things there, so she enjoyed it there. But when she fell and had to go to the hospital, and when she got out, she couldn't do her own medicines and all that stuff anymore, so she had to go to assisted living. But the independent living side, she enjoyed. She liked that side. And they did take them to places, to events, to movies, to shopping and all the other stuff they get to do when they're independent. So she enjoyed that one. I was able to try their food when we visited. They gave us a meal that day, and the food was very good. My mom's unit had a full kitchen and a full bathroom with a washer and dryer. It's a stackable washer-dryer that was there for her. She had a handicapped bathroom shower, and she could put a chair in there. She had a separate bedroom, too. The staff were very good.

The young lady at Harmony at Wescott, Savannah, was very helpful in providing me with materials to bring home to share with my family in written form. She also gave me a tour of the facility. She showed me two of the apartments in the independent living area because that's what I'm looking for. They were 2-bedroom apartments and the layout was nice but I didn't care for all the carpeting because I have an asthmatic reaction to wall-to-wall carpeting. They have a library and they have an area where you could receive family. She also showed me an exercise room but I didn't see much equipment in their fitness area. I saw a few people playing cards and this was after their lunch. The staff were all very courteous and offered to be of assistance. Everyone I came in contact with was cordial. I hadn't noticed anything outside, no gardens or anything of that nature.

We chose Harmony at Wescott for my dad. The tour was great, they gave us complimentary tickets for the food, and we tested that out. They had a lot of different options for both one-bedroom and two-bedroom. It was clean, had friendly staff, and had overall good amenities. They had a movie theater, multiple libraries, a game room, and a kind of workout/health room where you can have rehab. The staff was good, they're flexible, and with my dad being in Florida, not selling the house yet, they gave you an extension of 60 days instead of 30. So they were working with us. It's only four years old, it still looks brand new.

Harmony at Wescott was very clean and very pretty. There's a lot of activities for the residents. The staff I met was very friendly, caring, very open and honest.

I have a friend that lives in Harmony at Wescott Plantation. It was very nice. The apartment was very nice, had vaulted ceilings, and it felt homey. It's just a very nice atmosphere. The staff was very nice, very forthcoming with all the information and upfront move-in cost and everything, and was very helpful. They didn't show too many amenities because of Covid. The only thing I can remember is the dining room. I don't think they showed us anything because Covid was just starting. They were so strict about everything.

Harmony at Wescott Plantation is very nice. This is the newest one. It's four years old. They get good adequate apartments, and they have a very nice assisted living section (which I was impressed with). It's almost a two-room suite, but it's just one big building. You get the feeling that you're living in a hotel, but there is no covered parking of any kind. It's got a limited acreage. It is just one mile where I live. The proximity to where I live would not cause me to seek other things (like doctors and dentists) that are more convenient. I just stay with all my care facilities that I have here. I toured the independent, but I also saw the assisted facility. I was impressed with both areas. I would say the independent living I saw more of than the assisted living. The dining area is very nice. They also have a salon, a pool, and an exercise facility; all is in this one building. I saw people playing cards in the game room. They have a very nice library. I was looking at the larger apartments that they have, which were around 1,200 to 1,400 square feet. They don't have a big buy-in fee; you pay by the month for the apartment. They have lot of older people. The people they have in wheelchairs were outdoors gathered around at the entrance to the building. It didn't look like they had park like area for these people. It's mostly the hotel and a lot of paved parking. I didn't really meet a lot of staff. I was shown around by the administrator there, and she was super friendly, very helpful, and answered all my questions. Their food plan is not flexible. You get two meals a day, and you don't have the flexibility that the other facility has.

There is new management in place and it has made all the difference! The new Director and Healthcare Director are absolutely amazing and actually listen to us on what we want and need for our home. The first week the new director came, she held a meeting and asked what changes we wanted to see and within her first 30 days she had done them all! We have new landscaping outside, better food, more activity outings, and more residents are joining us every week. I am so happy to see these changes and am now excited at the prospect of moving to assisted living with such a wonderful Healthcare Director in place. He truly cares about the residents and makes sure the staff does too!

Harmony at Wescott is very nice, very clean, and everybody is very friendly. They have games, a happy hour, pool tables, and all kinds of different activities.

Harmony at Wescott Plantation is by a golf course. It's a really nice place, but you only get one meal a day, and you have to decide whether you want breakfast, lunch, or dinner. They had a library on each floor. It's an expensive place to stay, but the staff member who showed us around did a good job. The room had a kitchen, a stove, a refrigerator, a washer and dryer, and a porch on the outside.

The Crossings at Wescott Plantation's environment was nice and clean. My concern was just the pricing. It would be a facility that I would want my mom to be in. The staff was definitely professional. It was very impressive.