Citywalk Assisted Living

I never make it a priority to write a review, this time is different. Why? Well, first after all the the facilities we've looked at for my aunt this place says home. The common areas are spacious and there is even not one but two courtyards for the residents. Another quality we found a plus was the schedule. My aunt enjoys entertainment and tranquil settings. I think with the right music she'll be just fine. : )

This facility caught me completely off guard. I've lived in the area for many years and only noticed it recently when I was looking to place my brother in a local assisted living community. Walking in, I was amazed by the modern touches and welcoming staff. The building was super secure, you literally had to bypass three different secured doors to reach memory care residents which was a plus in my book. So far everything looks up and up.

Great rate. Great staff. Great location. Clean. I give this community 5 stars.

My husband is at Citywalk Assisted Living. It’s a very nice facility. The problem is the facility is old. The amenities are not what I want for him. He has been there for a month now. He is in a very small room. It is an old hotel; so obviously it doesn’t have the amenities that a newer building would have, but they are renovating. They’re working very hard to upgrade it. The people there are wonderful. The manager is just an absolutely darling person, and knows every resident by name; which I find remarkable because there are a lot of people there. However, it is just not the right situation for my husband. He is in a wheelchair, and they only have one elevator in the whole building on four floors. For people who can walk, and have the choice of taking the stairs or waiting for an uncrowded elevator, it is perfect; but it is not the right place for my husband. They have all levels. They have an Alzheimer’s floor.

when my grandmother was attending this place it was horrible we didn't want her there in the first place and where glad to get her out of there. she was always dirty her belongings always disappeared, she was always getting bruised and when asked we would always get the same answer " I wast working that shift" so apparently no one ever worked there. the place looked lifeless it was very old, dark, the rooms where super small, rooms always smelled like mold. The people working there had such bad attitude except for one person, i went in one day to see my grandmother and found a lady on the floor bleeding from her head and could not find ANYBODY to help her. My grandmother was in the Alzheimer's unit i remember seeing the staff push and pull the poor people, stuff food down there mouth. HORRIBLE PLACE!!!!

This facility is not a place where you would even pound your animal for the weekend and I know how people feel about your animals. This facility doesn't seem to care for the residents when they are out of sight it's like being out of mind they take the residents to the Doctor leave them there remember this is a place where the residents have mental diagnosis I recommend you go there during normal and after business hours. This is a issue and this place is charging these poor people Medicare this is a disgrace and this needs to be reported to Children families these poor people didn't ask for these issues and there family members if they have any are being fooled and even the manager facility admin don't care maybe someone will read this and take a good look before you leave your family there please not pleasant in or out.. Just fools people because its in City Place don't be fooled by that.

City Walk is an excellent choice. It is located in a fabulous location and truly goes above an beyond for its residents. I highly recommend it for anyone needing assistance but not wanting the feeling of being institionalized.

I didn’t feel City Walk Assisted Living was as safe or secure. People are allowed to go out and walk around the area. I didn’t like the idea that they had security guards, and I didn’t like the fact that it was downtown. I was afraid that my daughter was going to walk out of there and get lost. It was a nice place, and it was clean. The only problem I had was the security.

City Walk Assisted Living is worth checking out. They were very nice and very informative during the visit. They had so many things going on there like arts and crafts, and I think they had people leaving on a bus going somewhere or go on fieldtrips. It’s a moderate sized facility. It’s updated, and it’s very clean. It’s close to the beach, the library, Walgreens, Walmart, and Publix.

Perfect location! When we visit my mother there're plenty of things to do and for her to enjoy. The staff is very attentive as well! My mother loves it there!

Great location. Right in the middle of everything. Seems like they've just upgraded all the grounds. I've given this a second look based on a social worker's advice at nearby hospital. I decided to place my brother there who's 49 and he's been happy there. It's been about 5 months. So far so good.

I chose Citywalk Assisted Living for my son because it was recommended by a relative in Florida. He was happy there at first. My son was on Medicaid and it was accepted there. I found out later that he lost his Medicaid because they forgot to have it processed. And it took quite a while to have it sorted out. There were many residents, so they had a lot of things to keep up with. They overlooked some of their responsibilities.

The director who showed us around Citywalk Active Living was really hospitable. The rooms were average. The place was livable the budget was tight. Their program should be improved.

I visited a family member and was very sad to see the interior of the rooms. They are tiny and cramped. Some only have a toilet with the shower and sink down the hall. Closets are built free standing and are barely large enough for when let alone sharing with a room mate. Pipes are exposed on the ceiling. I just looked at the virtual tour on the website and am shocked at what is shown compared to what I saw. The decor is drab as compared to the beautiful pictures on the website. I wish I were able to provide a better place for this family member. What a depressing environment to visit let alone to live in.

While in the area, we stopped in on the spur of the moment to see Palm Beach Assisted Living Facility searching for a place for my friend's mother to live. The staff was happy to show us around, despite the fact that we didn't have an appointment. The facility can accommodate all levels of ambulation. The grounds around the main door were nicely kept, with flower beds and nicely manicured grass. The interior was inviting and we could smell fresh flowers. The décor throughout was quite nice and fresh. Each room had nice views with a calming feeling, featuring lots of fresh air and light. The restaurant style dining area offers many delicious choices. The lunch we had was like you might find in an upscale diner. They also had a private dining room for friends and family to enjoy. Communal activity rooms were spacious, with comfortable furniture. The seniors can easily socialize, make crafts, play games, watch TV and films and participate in many stimulating activities. The dining areas were nicely designed and warm. There were places for them to visit with families, as well. The food looked deliciously prepared, as well as nutritious. The dietician and chef changes up the menu to keep it interesting and encourage residents to make suggestions. The many recreational activities include trips to visit the local and surrounding area cultural and entertainment hubs such as art galleries and museums, eateries and other cultural events, like fairs and festivals. The apartments were all clean, well-kept and conveniently designed. They take the time to personalize to each resident's tastes. We could really see that the residents were treated with care, kindness and respect so that they are very well cared for at all times.