There are many reasons I am grateful for the care my mother receives at St. Augustine. The staff members all know Mom’s name and speak kindly to her in passing. I see their sincerity absorbed and reflected in my mother’s sweet face. Staff are in and out of Mom’s room, reminding her of meals and activities.

Fun events are held. Mom’s room is consistently cleaned, and her laundry is done with care and excellence (I monitor these closely). The meals are nutritional and with plenty of options.

Management is readily available. The in-house doctor calls me regularly to discuss Mom’s health concerns and my mother’s health has improved under Dr. Suchak’s care.

The people at St. Augustine Plantation take really good care of my mom and mother-in-law. They are patient, kind, and respectful to the residents. They always speak to my mom, hold her hand, give her a hug, and get her where she needs to be. And I can tell that my mom enjoys and appreciates the attention. I cannot single out just one person, as to me, they are all wonderful. So I am putting all of their names down that I know, in alphabetical order - please forgive me if any are misspelled or if I have forgotten someone:
Bree, Chef, Elizabeth, Katie(?), Kelce, Kree, Lulu, Megan, Mia, Mikayla, Mimi, Nicole, Octavia, Preesha, Shayla, Tamarian, T, Tammie, Teka, Sylvester, Weeka.

My mom has been at St. Augustine Plantation for 6 months, but it feels like she's been there for years. SAP is one big loving family from Megan, the director to Teka, the activities director, to Chef Derrek, to all of the care staff all the way to the residents. She has a beautiful room, an extensive menu to choose from for each meal and a daily itinerary of activities (Sittersize and Bingo being her favorites). The residents have made her feel welcome and already has many friends. I am so glad she chose St. Augustine Plantation for her living and care needs.