Best ALF there is!! The staff is amazing and go above and beyond for the residents.

Savannah Grand of Amelia Island is the Very BEST Assisted Living Facility anywhere. My parents moved in during 2017 and they have been very happy and extremely well cared for. My Dad passed in 2019 and my Mom is doing fine. The staff is personal and everyone is treated like family. SG has been extremely careful and safe during this pandemic which has resulted in high marks and healthy residents. Savannah Grand is Terrific!

I was looking for a home for both of my parents and had a few requests for specific things, like access to an outside patio from their room. Savannah Grand was incredibly accommodating! This community is spacious with beautiful and quiet surroundings. The staff were so kind and genuine and made me feel immediately comfortable as well. I have worked in healthcare for many years, including senior services, and have toured a large amount of Assisted Living communities so I knew exactly what to look for and ask. To sum it up, Savannah Grand was willing to accommodate my parents needs and their customer service was stellar! If you are looking for a great place for you or your loved ones, be sure to check out Savannah Grand!

Ive visited residents at Savannah Grand many times and have always been impressed with their facility. The residents have always shared how happy they have been there. I can also brag on their Chef; the food is exceptional.

Clean and safe assisted living facility with friendly, attentive staff. The family atmosphere and sense of community here are unmatched anywhere else in the area!

Savannah Grand of Amelia Island is an amazing Assisted Living Facility! We looked at all the options in the area and SG was our clear choice. The residents are loved and treated like family.

SG is very homey and people care. Quiet and beautiful...relaxed atmosphere. Leslie the director is passionate and caring about her residents and listens to thier concerns.

The staff here has gone far beyond the necessary to take care of my mom. They truly show love and concern for her and all the residents . They have done so many little extra things ... especially now with covid 19. Truly blessed knowing that she is well taken care of and loved!!

Sure, there were hiccups with initial paperwork , but the genuine care shown by all staff and admin is palpable. When I visit my mom, I am always warmly greeted and informed. Their calendar is full of events to entertain and appropriately challenge the residents. Mom loves the music, the art classes, and especially enjoys using her Savannah Grand dollars to competitively bid on items. Mom is thriving at Savannah Grand. My out-of-state siblings comment on how happy she sounds on the phone.Her room is large enough to comfortably accommodate a full size bed with bedside tables, she had two recliners, a larger dresser and a smaller kitchen table and chair in her room with a kitchen sink, counter, refrigerator, cabinets, and a large en-suite bathroom. She enjoys and outside patio, too. I am very satisfied Moms activities, accommodations, and care at Savannah Grand on Amelia Island.

Although I have not had the opportunity to have a family member reside at this location, I have been there many times due to my experiences visiting and volunteering. The facility is pleasant, clean, and homey. The staff and administration clearly care for the residents, as I have observed many meaningful interactions with them. As primary decision-maker for my mother, who needed different levels of care for over 14 years (living outside of Atlanta), I have observed quite a few facilities and a wide range of quality of care.

My mom moved into Savannah Court in January 2016. Everyone have been wonderful acclimating mom and her dog. Mom seems stronger and appears much more content with her life. Her pets really seem happy! This is a great comfort to me as I reside out of state.

Although I personally do not have a connection to a resident at Savannah Grand, it is obvious even to an unbiased third-party like myself that the staff go above and beyond to care for their residents. Savannah Grand formed a partnership with the non-profit I work for, not out of necessity or for fundraising, but because they want to give the opportunity for all of their residents to feel as though they are part of a community. Through our partnership, I had the pleasure of meeting some of Savannah Grands residents and watching their staff in action. The staff always reacted with professionalism, patience, and kindness. They continually provide a warm atmosphere, full of fun activities and an environment that encourages a well-rounded life. Not only is it welcoming, but the staff takes in every consideration to make sure their residents are safe, accommodated, well cared for, and that their privacy is respected.

My grandmother moved into Savannah Grand about six months ago and had a truly terrible experience. The food was lacking in nutritional value and consisted largely of canned soups and fried chicken or fish. The administrative staff informed my family that the meals would return to their previous, higher standards as soon as a new chef was hired; however, the meals continued to be subpar for weeks. Individual loads of laundry for each resident were advertised by Savannah Grand and included as a service in the $5,000 monthly rental fee my grandmother paid while living there. However, shortly after my grandmother moved out (after two months of living at Savannah Grand) I noticed her room number had been written in permanent sharpie marker on one of her pillow cases and on numerous clothing tags. This nearly brought me to tears, as clearly there would be no need for the laundry personnel to write her room number on her clothing and bedding if they were truly doing individual loads of laundry for each resident. It hurts my heart to think that the residents there are being falsely advertised to, and that, in cases such as my grandmother, reduced to being identified by their room number solely for the convenience of the staff members working there. Every resident there should be treated with respect and made to feel appreciated and valued, and that is not the kind of treatment I observed during the two months my grandmother lived there before we moved her to another assisted living facility.