I have had 3 family members live at Abbey Delray South over the last 15 years. Generally they were happy living there. In recents months and years the quality of the services provided there and quality of life for its residents has significantly declined. My aunt remains a resident there, and recently moved from one level of care to another. She has no working phone in the ALF apt she is in now. I don't think she's been offered a telephone to maintain her connections outside of Abbey Delray. I have tried to call her everyday for the last two weeks without success. I have left 2 detailed messages for the Executive Director to ask for his help in resolving the issue and have not received a response. I will be calling the Palm Beach County Ombudsman later today to see if they can intervene on my aunt's behalf.

We moved in two months ago after visiting 10 other communities in a 10 mile radius of Boynton Beach. We are living in a Garden Home - a spacious facility having 1500 sq. ft. under air plus an attached garage, California style walk-in closets and some of the best kept grounds in the area. The staff is very dedicated to meeting all ones needs. There are two calendars with activities for the month. The second calendar is dedicated to physical activities provided for by a profession in house instructor. The complex offers a full lineup of lectures, entertainment, movies, etc. Travel to external events are scheduled and transportation to and from the theaters are offered. On campus healthcare services are offered in a separate dedicated facility.

I had the chance to visit Abbey Delray South, and I saw that they do have series of apartments, dining room, and single family homes, but their rooms were small. Everybody was very nice. They do have the basic activities.

Abbey Delray South had lovely people who were extra nice. We knew a couple of people there who speak highly of how they're treated.

The staff who accommodated us at Abbey Delray South was very personable, friendly, and helpful. We were impressed. We looked at and really liked a one-bedroom apartment and had some interactions with the friendly residents. We had a very, very good lunch in the dining room. Overall, we were impressed with the cleanliness and friendliness, and felt this is the one we would eventually choose.

I have friends living at Abbey Delray, and everything was very nice. It was a clean and well maintained community. They have swimming, gym, recreation in as far as cards, and everything you can possibly want. The menu was lovely and the food was good.

Abbey Delray has independent living and assisted; they have a little bit of everything. It was nice, but my aunt is not there. It looked well-kept, they have a nice dining room set up, and they have a large dining room with lots of choices. They have an exercise room. The staff was busy doing other things, and we were looking for somebody to help us. I forgot her name, but she was very helpful.

Abbey Delray is more of a continuing care facility. It was reasonably priced. It's on about 40 acres, and it's off the road. They have little studios, 2-bedroom, and even 3-bedroom apartments. They also have maybe 740 sq. ft. single apartments in the main building, which is in a shape of W, and all the units overlook a garden or area of interest. That was quite nice. They have nice facilities with multi-apartments off-site. So there's probably a lot more there. There was an area that was closed off for the memory care patients. They also have the nursing care center, or more like an intensive care.