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My 96 year old mom has been on the assisted living roadshow in Brevard County for the past couple years. Of the 4 or 5 places she’s stayed at, Atlantic Shores is far and away the best in my opinion. Sure the sheets may be a little threadbare in spots, but I’d rather that and authentic loving care than marble floors and waiting 90 minutes for a requested diaper change (which ultimately led to a UTI and hospitalization with delerium at another facility with the initials MT). I ❤️ Atlantic Shores! Thanks for taking such good care of my mama. And I can see an improvement in her core strength so the PT is working!

I'm writing this review after almost a year of working with the staff at Atlantic Shores to provide long-term care for my mother. My mother entered Atlantic Shores in December of last year after a stint in the hospital. Originally this was supposed to be a short-term stay for physical therapy after surgery but the realization came quickly that my mother's many medical conditions were going to require long-term care. Things were rough at first. Knowing such facilities can have a bad reputation I made a point of being present as often as I could and to open lines of communication with key members of the staff. I expressed my concerns and after some changes to key positions, including a new director and assistant of nursing, patient care improved drastically. I was able to build a relationship with the new management staff and explain our concerns about my mother's various medical issues. The staff took our concerns to heart and put together a plan to give her the best care they could provide. As a result my mother's condition improved dramatically. In addition to our great experiences with the medical staff, I had a similar experience with the business office staff. After it became apparent that Mom was going to need long term care I began the process of handling the financial aspect of that care. The business office was exceedingly patient as I worked through complicated financial issues, more patient that they had to be. For that I am extremely grateful. A year later my mother is still here and still receiving very good care. She loves the nurses and CNA's that take care of her regularly and frequently refers to them as her friends. The staff and I have built a quality working relationship and I trust them to take care of my mother. The decision to choose a long-term care provider for a parent is an extremely difficult and stressful one to make. I know that the reviews for Atlantic Shores are mixed but I would suggest not making a decision based on reviews alone but to visit the facility, talk to the staff, and build a relationship with them. If you do hopefully you will have an experience similar to the one I have had with Atlantic Shores.