Regency at South Shore

Carole

Regency at South Shore is a very open, friendly place. They have a lot of activities. The room was nice. The staff was very friendly. He was very kind, answered any questions, and gave us a nice tour. It seemed like they had a lot of stuff going on and would keep my cousin busy. The facility seemed to be very clean, well taken care of, and well maintained. The atmosphere was home-like.

Blaire

My dad has moved into Regency at South Shore. The reason why we chose this place is that it's available right away and he likes that his insurance would cover it. He likes the way the atriums are set up for when they have activities. It's open in the middle and there's easy access to the elevator. The employees have been really good. They check on them. There are nurses, help, and housekeeping, everything is all in the building. They will come and check on him at different times to make sure he is okay and everything. My dad's apartment is nice. He has a one-bedroom. He has a big living room. The bedroom is a good size. The bathroom is a little small. The kitchen is a good size. We went down for Christmas lunch, and the food was really good. My dad likes the food and the offerings they have. The staff members have been really helpful with everything we've needed.

Pauline

We chose Regency at South Shore for my mother, because it was close to our home. It allowed her to be as independent as she wanted to be, but also they will be able to provide support services as she needs more help. It's very elegant looking. Everything's clean, and I noticed that they do regular preventive and preemptive maintenance. They play bingo, have little social gatherings, and lectures. They also provide transportation to go shopping or to different events in the area. So, I think they are providing a good value for her money.

Dan

Regency at South Shore was very nice. I would quite honestly highly recommend them to families. The reason that we went in a different direction as they do not have the extent of continuous care that the other place does. They are independent living and they have assisted care, but they don't have skilled care onsite. They had very nice apartments. The staff was extremely helpful and extremely professional. Their general manager was very accommodating to us and helped us through all the questions and information we would need. Had things not worked out with my parents at the other place, they very well could have ended up at the Regency and we would have been happy with that. It was more a decision of the additional continuing care that was available at the other place. The Regency has other facilities that you could be transferred to for continuing care, but we opted for the other place, which has them all within the same campus and some under the same roof. It was very favorable. They had a small exercise room. They had a good calendar of social activities, plenty of nice gathering spaces, and a movie room. The folks that we met there and even some of the residents we met there who we had acquaintance with seemed very happy to be there. It's a very good community.

Patricia

Regency Suites is a place that I would put my parents. It was calm and they had plenty of room to move around. The apartments were spacious. The staff that I met was friendly. They showed me what they had available.

JK

Our experience with Regency at South Shore was fine until the COVID hit. They got locked down and my mom wasn't doing well. She had a nice room. She started going down and needed more care, but the prices went too high for us. The staff was fine. Mom had a large room with a bed, kitchenette and a bathroom. Prior to COVID, they had activities like bingo, they brought people in, birthday parties every month and happy hour on Friday and Monday. Their facilities look nice. We also pulled her out of there because she was not getting better and losing her mobility.