Hudson Manor

Our experience has been positive.....

4 for common spaces; 3 for rooms. (Floor is buckling; fountain has been broken; needs painting)Care services is a 4 (constant change of caretakers). Has changed hands Third administrative staff in a year in a half. Not very responsive (property management). I would recommend the community to others... just a little disappointed with the new management right now. Hopefully it goes back to the way it was when she first moved in. [date removed] Our experience has been positive. Unfortunately recent management changes…

A good experience

This facility looks nicer than other in the area. In general, it has been a positive experience for us. I would recommend Hudson Manor to those looking for care for a loved one.

Hudson Manor feels like home

Hudson Manor felt like a home when I walked in and I knew that I had found the right place for my father. I wanted to cry, I was so happy. Tampa General Hospital is only a few blocks away, so when dad fell they took him right there. The staff is caring and they love the residents. They feel like family. They are best available by text if you're off site, or in person. Also, the pricing is inclusive so you know what to budget for. The only negative is that I don't think that they have enough activities geared toward…

Total Disappointment

I cannot support any facility that does nothing except allow deterioration of a patient requiring hospitalization--not once but twice in less than four months. It was horrifying.

Our family had an in person tour with Hudson Manor and I wouldn't recommend AT ALL. They had residents "staged" in the lobby area watching TV. They were all in wheelchairs and practically comatose - appeared to be drugged. No parking AT ALL. We got a brief walk through the lower level, and then we left. This place is more of a nursing home than an ALF.

Our family had an in person tour and right away it was just not going to fit for our loved one - it felt like a nursing home rather than an assisted living community, that was our first impression. It was dimly lit, there was a small reception area with a lobby that had a TV in it and all the residents were just sitting in front of the TV. It did not seem like a stimulating environment at all.