The Social at Savannah was nice and friendly. They were excellent. The lady showed me around and told me what to expect and what not to expect. She told me right up front how much money we needed and then we calculated my friend's income. She was very nice, friendly, and full of information. The apartment she showed me was laid out for a person with a wheelchair. There's a place where you could go and mingle with the other residents, play cards, watch TV, sew, dance, or get your hair done. They also had patios and a nice manicured garden. The dining area was very nice, too. I highly recommend anybody to go there if they can afford the $4000 a month.

I went to visit The Social at Savannah the other day. It was great. I liked everything about it. It was clean. The staff answered every question that I had for her. She took me around and showed me different areas. She told me of different things that my mom would be allowed to do and the special event that they have there for their residents. Overall, it was quite nice. I was quite amazed by that, especially by the cleanliness of it. It was immaculate, and it was very clean, and that's what I like. They have game nights and trivia nights. They have a game room for the people who are going to play Scrabble. They have a TV room, a seating area, and an outside area where tenants can go outside and sit on the swing enjoying the nice air. They have people that come in, and they have concerts. The dining room was immaculate. It's a nice dining room. They can get to choose the food that they want from the menu. They have a choice. I like the fact that they said they will take them to the doctor's appointments. They can take them where they need to go, and I like that. Everything is inside the building; you don't have to go outside to go get your mail. Everything is in there. The staff was very good and very thorough.

I went to look at The Social at Savannah. They have bigger apartments than in the place my mother is in now. They seemed to have more caring staff on hand. The facility itself looked clean and had no funny smells. It seemed like they took a great deal of interest in what my concerns were. The tour was about an hour. We sat and talked for a while, and then we visited the rooms and the dining area. It seemed very well kept. The staff all seemed friendly and looked like they were glad to be there. I only interacted with four people, but they were all very friendly and welcoming. I did not see an activities calendar, but I did see in one of the common rooms that had game boards set up like checkers. There's a library or reading area. They had a nice dining facility. It was close to lunchtime, so people were coming in to get seated and ready for lunch. They have a little common courtyard with a gazebo, where you could sit outside. Each of the apartments had a sliding glass door where you could go out on a small patio that's enclosed with a fence. Overall, I had a very good impression of the place.

My husband has moved into The Social at Savannah. What struck me was that other assisted living places have levels of care, so they have a standard rate, and then based on the level of care that the resident needs they add a certain amount per level. What I like about The Social is that all residents get the same level of care, meaning they get what level of care they need. For example, at the previous facility, when my husband needed continence management, they added $500 a month to his monthly rate. When I asked them here that same question, they said that's part of their care. Whatever he needs, they'll take care of it, their system will, which was very great. I was very happy about that because he has changing needs. So, I'm glad to know that they will be able to meet, up to a point, his changing needs. The community is good. I think for my husband, he would like more men there. There are more men on the independent living side. So, he's having a little harder time connecting with people. He's just used to having lively conversations at lunch, and most of the people here, most of the women are very quiet and don't say anything at lunch. They're chatty other times, so, I think it's just a transition for him. But the community is very caring, and they're very patient. There's a southern hospitality that is ever-present in here. It's so much more civilized than communities in Boston, much more civilized, so it feels to me. They gave me a virtual tour while I was in Boston, and we decided on a particular studio apartment again. When I arrived, that studio apartment was not available anymore. So, they gave me a one-bedroom for the same price as a studio. I was very pleased that they did that. They were generous and accommodating. They haven't even given me my first bill yet, I put a five hundred dollar hold on the place for 30 days back in October, and they said, "Oh, don't worry about it. We're going to work that out." I think we're just starting to get to know each other better.

The Social at Savannah really is not in a good area of Savannah. The facility itself is easily accessible. We did take a good tour, but I think they would be low on my list simply because of the location and the walking distance for everything is pretty bad. There were some larger apartments that looked very nice, but they were undergoing quite a few renovations. They were taking the carpeting out and replacing them with laminated floors, which is a step in the right direction because the carpets looked pretty old. They showed us amenities like meeting rooms, physical therapy area, and dining room. They looked good. The staff was very friendly and very good at what they do. I only saw the kind of food that they provide. It looked like they were focused on the people in terms of what they provide, and they're very flexible meals so that looked good.

We visited here, which looked like a hotel. It was really great. They had a two-bedroom apartment, but it was too small. They had great planned activities and a nice dining room where they served food three times a day, but you have the option to have two meals a day. Everybody was really nice.

I like it. The people are friendly, it’s warm. and clean. It doesn’t have an old people smell to it, and the people that I interacted with- the residents and the people who were in charge- were friendly, and helpful. I just feel that it might be a good fit for my brother.

My mom is here and so far she is doing well in that place. It’s been a month since she's there. She has dementia and the staff works well with her. She is adjusting very well. We are satisfied and really impressed with their efforts to ensure the safety and the comfort of their residents.

It was very friendly, but they only offered me a packet and said I could call with questions. I did not get to see any of the facility. The staff was nice, but I just spoke to the person at the desk.

The staff was very accommodating and seemed very well informed. The rooms were nice and very clean, but they were not as nice as the others. I don't really have any complaints about them except that I didn't really like the facility. It's multi-storied and there's not a lot of space outside for residents get some sunshine. It's in a very small piece of land with very little exterior space. We did try the food. It was not exceptional, but it was certainly more than passable. I guess I like the general layout of each floors. They had large open areas to easy accommodate wheelchairs without any problem. I didn't see quite as much evidence of activities there. But they did have a movie room. One of the common areas on each floor was use for crafts and wheelchair exercises. They didn't have a lot of dedicated space for individual things, but they had a lot of common space that they use for scheduled activities.

My mother has been living in here since May. She has an apartment with a very small kitchen, a large bathroom, and a medium size living room and bedroom. I liked that the apartment faced the courtyard, and she liked to watch the birds and the flowers blooming. The staff is very friendly. They have trips, they take them to different places for lunch or to different events and shopping. They play bingo and have daily exercises. People also come in to entertain them. The dining room is very pleasant, but mother complains about the food.

It was a very nice and clean facility. It didn't have the hominess but it was adequate. They had card games and crafts when we were there for the tour.

I visited this facility and noticed that it was nestled in a beautiful picturesque setting in one of the most beautiful cities in the U.S. When I walked into the facility I noticed how beautiful the interior was and the staff was quite friendly and helpful. I arrived at lunch time and noticed how delicious the meal looked and smelled. I noticed the residents were all enjoying their meal. As I toured the facility I noticed a large library and also a computer room. There was ample seating for residents and visitors. They offer studio, one and two bedroom suites and each suite had ample room with a private bath. Also there are guest quarters for family members that come to visit from out of town. There is a large recreation area and lots of arts and crafts offered along with many other activites for the residents. There are also outside walkways for the residents to stroll about and enjoy the fresh air.