We went to the Horizon Club. The overall experience was very good. The unit was very good, except they do not provide shared living accommodations. Horizon Club was very clean, bright, cheery, and spacious. The food was very good. We were in the main dining hall and it was very spacious, cheery, and it seemed like there was a good atmosphere. There was a variety in the menu that would suit everyone. The staff that we interacted with were very friendly, very helpful. They had a salon. They had a nice pool. They had gardens and outdoor areas where people could relax and enjoy the fresh air. They had game rooms. I think they had more things for the people to do. Each room had like a balcony that overlooked a nice view. Their prices were pretty high when you get to the type of care that my resident would need.

The Horizon Club was very nice. The tour was very good. They had nice grounds and nice rooms. It seemed well managed. The people that I talked to that lived there all seemed extremely happy. The visitors that were visiting their loved ones all gave the place very high marks and said that it was a nice place. They would recommend moving my dad there. You can go over and visit the independent side even if you're in the assisted, and you're able to do things on that side also. So it seemed like a very well-run organization. There was one bedroom and a studio, and both of them were nice. For my dad's situation, we preferred the studio, and it was spacious enough. The accommodations have been updated. There was a nice area for the bed. It had a TV and a little galley area for a kitchen. The staff was very professional, and knowledgeable, took the time to show me everything, and answered my questions. It's a pretty big facility to get back and forth from the assisted to the independent.

We toured The Horizon Club. They always make sure that the person who comes over would have lunch with them, so you can see how they are. The food is excellent, it's like going to a restaurant. The room I saw was excellent, there's a lot of room, everything's neat, clean, open and it smells good. They had a lot of activities, but they were all separated according to what they needed. They have a pool, there's a lot of space in there for anyone. The staff members are excellent professional people, they know what they're doing.

We found Horizon Club Assisted Living fine at first. Eventually we saw through the smiles and saw that most of the staff did not give proper care to our family member. It was upsetting to have to hire outside help to meet our father’s needs. Our concerns were not addressed appropriately and we became disillusioned with most of the staff and the director of Assisted Living. Fortunately, we were able to move our dad to a true Assisted Living facility.

We’ve had friends over at The Horizon Club. The community was pleasant and very clean. There seemed to be some vitality to the living facilities there. We had a meal there one time, and the food was very good. We toured the facilities, and I think they had a game room for physical activity. The grounds were very attractive. My friends enjoyed it.

The Horizon Club is a very clean and friendly facility. They have exercises, arts and crafts, evening shows, and events. They always put groups of people together so they meet new people and make lots of friends, and the nursing staff is very helpful. They get 2 meals a day, they take my grandmother to her doctors' appointments, she gets her hair and nails done, and there's a pharmacy there. There's transportation that takes her if she wants to go to church, the mall, or to the shopping center. It's all on the residents' accounts, so they never have to use any cash. The staff is extremely helpful and they communicate with me constantly about everything. I'm very happy about it. She has not complained about the food. They're doing some remodeling, but they keep everything very clean and never disrupting anything. They're great.

My mother and I went to The Horizon Club, and she liked it there. It is a little less expensive. She goes to the doctors in Fort Lauderdale on Commercial Boulevard, and they do a 10-mile radius and she could go to her doctors if she's there. It's right down the street from me. They had a personal washer and dryer and do sheets. They do housekeeping and would change the sheets of her bed once a week.

The Horizon Club’s general appearance was OK, but the dining room looked like it needed to be redone. Some areas were more worn than others, and they were rebuilding the assisted living area, which basically looked like a hospital with only studio apartments. It was not a place I would consider putting my mom. Something they said to me that really turned me off was I explained that my mom goes to the bathroom a lot, and she could go herself but needs help getting up and they said they trained the residents to use the toilet like kids and take them to the toilet every two hours. They need to improve their attitude toward people in assisted living and give them better care so they don't feel like they are in a hospital. They had sing alongs and movies for their activities.

The staff at The Horizon Club was professional. The place was very clean and upgraded. They had accommodations for both assisted or for people needing full-time care, like people with Alzheimer's. Plus, they had basic things like assistance with medicine and lots of activities. It was a very nice, good-sized, clean, neat, very well organized facility with easy access for people who live there, and the rooms were very nice. It was completely remodeled and redecorated and had a lot of amenities.

The Horizon Club is beautiful, and the people seem very friendly; however, since my aunt has been there, I'm not really thrilled with the care that she has gotten. She has fallen many times. In 2 1/2 months, she has probably only stayed there maybe 15 days, because she keeps falling and they keep sending her to the hospital. I'm just really disappointed in the care that she has gotten. They misinterpreted themselves when we first initially spoke with them. They assured us that they could take care of her, and now, I'm being told that she can only stay there if I have 24-hour aide, which I have to pay for. Maybe somebody who is with better physically strength than my aunt would do well there. I've seen many of other residents who seemed very happy. Unfortunately, I guess my aunt is in a different stage, and we were told that this was not a problem, that she could be accommodated there, and it turned out she can't be. Also I don't see how they're being helpful at all. Every time my aunt is there, they would check her every two hours and then find her on the floor where she fell. Now, I have 24-hour aide there, so I don't see where they're being anything to me. The place is beautiful, and I thought it is very inviting and very uplifting, but maybe it just turns out that it is not the right fit for my aunt.

My parents are in The Horizon Club. They have a two-bedroom, two-bathroom. They have an elevator and a pool. They serve two meals a day. They have facilities there, like drug store, a hair salon and a card room. They have a beautiful entry. It is a very nice place, and kept very clean. Someone comes in once and week and does some cleaning. The staff is great, friendly, and very helpful. The food is excellent. They have speakers and entertainers coming in.

I am writing this comment with regards to the supervisor of the Assisted Living Facility. I want to clearly state that this is not a review of the Entire community, of which I would offer great reviews. But, I need and want an outlet to describe my disgust at how I have been dealt with by Belinda, who is the supervisor of the Assisted Living. My mother is now extremely ill, and in hospice. Belinda called the hospice to tell them that she could continue to care for my mother in the club. She did this without even the courtesy to see my mother in her current state. My 91 year old mother had major surgery, and her needs are much greater than the assisted living facility can handle. Besides the hour by hour care, that would not be sufficient, the assisted living facility is undergoing extensive construction with 12 hours of noise that is at a very loud level. I cannot imagine a 91 year old women, who can no longer stand on her own two feet let alone walk, is a candidate for their care. In the 6 months that my mother was in the assisted living, I never once received a call from Belinda to let me know how my mother was doing. The one call I received was to ask me if I would like to move my mother to the more expensive section of the assisted living apartments. I could go on and on, but I don't want to strain the reader here.

We had dad at Horizon Club, and it has been a great experience so far. We chose this place because it's like an apartment style place as supposed to a hospital. I have no issues with them, and everyone is very nice and treats my father well, so that is a good thing. He also likes his apartment and the food as well.

We went to Horizon. I actually liked it, and my dad liked it too. It was very clean. The staff was very friendly. There were also younger and more active people. The rooms were in nice size. They were lacking in the sense that they didn't have a lot of live daily entertainment. They had activities, but not daily professional performers coming in. My dad was quite interested in that one. The ambience was good. It was warm and welcoming. It smelled good and clean. Everybody was friendly.

Our experience in The Horizon Club has been fantastic. The staff is really great. The rooms are really nice and have their own kitchen and bathroom. I see nothing wrong with the food. You just have to know what to eat and what not to eat. I use to call it as palatable, and I think it is getting better with more diversified stuff. They have a whole list of activities listed in their newsletter. I do trivial pursuit, a poker game on Wednesday nights, and I'm on the Resident's Council. The one thing I really like about the place is I can sleep late in the morning.

Horizon Club had so many big buildings. It was just too big that if I go to the dining room, I almost could use a horseback. It was a nice place, but it was too big. They had closer places, but the closer you go, the higher the rent, and I didn't want to pay extra just to get nearer to the dining hall. I didn't disqualify it totally, but it is second place.

My mother has been a resident for 5 months, and her life is completely changed. She is now active, social and enjoying life again. She has many friends, plays cards, enjoys the entertainment, and is able to get to her appointments with the wonderful transportation department. The service is excellent, and all her needs are anticipated and met. The staff is extraordinary, without exception. She enjoys her new lifestyle every day!

I think Horizon Club was one of the best that I looked at. It was kind of what we're looking for. I liked it because it had an apartment feeling, but had all the extras. There was some nice landscaping and it was well-maintained. It is a good price that came with nice amenities. It's also in a good location and easy to get to. The staff was very nice, very helpful, and very informative. They have a good maintenance department that if you have any problems, they're right there help you to fix it. You pretty much see everybody almost every day. So if ever you have a problem, they're walking around and you can ask for help. They also know you by name. The food is pretty good. They do a lot of different things, like my dad is learning Spanish. They have a men's group, they do dances, happy hour a couple of times a week where they provide free drinks to everybody that come down. They do a lot of entertainment where people would come in to play piano, concerts, formal discussions, card group that meet a couple of times a week, Bible study, and morning exercises every day. There's just a lot of different things. There's also a pool and a hot tub. You have a lot of activities to choose from. There's transportation too, which is another reason we like them.

We did a comparison between Horizon Club and another facility and Horizon Club was 10 times better. We got a lot of wonderful info for Horizon Club. At this point, were we to become disabled or whatever, we would go to Horizon. Their environment, rooms, working staff, and food were good. They have activities there too. They have a fitness center which I like. They also have happy hour, entertainment, trips and stuff like that. I found their activities very attractive. What I like best during my visit there was their willingness on their part to impart information and cost information through different stages of assisted living.

The Horizon Club was a really nice place. The facility was beautiful. The people were nice. I referred someone there and her father went in there. Two weeks ago, we had lunch and her father said, "I wish you brought me there a year earlier." He really likes it. They have lot of activities like arts and entertainment. That place was really nice. I'm thinking of going to Holland next year and I have to go and see them again to see if they could take my husband for a month. What I like best about this facility is that during the visit, they showed us around and they're very knowledgeable. It was just a warm place and I really like it.

The visit at The Horizon Club was fine. We were looking for some place that has both assisted and independent living and this place has both of them. We also saw three or four different styles of rooms, both in independent and assisted living. The working attitude of the staff, as far as we know at this point and what we dealt with them, has been great. They have regular staff on board and then they have a company that works through them if you need extra help.

I was able to do a visit at Horizon Club and it was a pretty cool facility. The apartments were nice. I think the dining room was nice. The facility seemed okay, but it just didn't have that homey feel.

I am a friend of a man who was living at The Horizon Club and recently (June 7) passed away there. I recommend The Horizon Club because he was a very difficult patient near the end and the staff was very kind and professional under very difficult circumstances. The care they gave him was matchless and he was made as comfortable as possible. Additionally, the facility is unusually pleasant, clean and airy with excellent food and service in the dining rooms. Activities were abundant and well managed.

My mother has lived at the Horizon Club for over five years. At first she was hesitant to try this type of living... but she loves it.. the lifestyle she has now is wonderful. She has great food, enjoys socializing, loves the activities, shows, lectures and exercise classes all while getting the care she needed. The staff treats her like a queen. They take care of all the residents like that. You have to see it to believe it!