The Best Adult Day Care Communities in Marion County, FL

"The Blessed Trinity Elder Care Center is a wonderful place and the staff is exceptional. I would recommend it to anyone with a senior at home who needs care. The staff works hard to keep every senior engaged with activities and plenty of fun while keeping their faith first hand. If you are looking for a place that treats the seniors with care this is the place for you. Thank you to the Blessed Trinity staff for making a difference and everything you do every day! Thanks Again, A.L.A"

Crystel's Place is tucked in a peaceful residential community in Summerfield, FL. With Lake Weir and the Carney Island Recreation and Conservation Area just minutes away, it provides many opportunities to view wildlife and nature firsthand. Multiple nearby shops, country clubs and restaurants along U.S. Highway 441 can let seniors quickly finish errands and go on outings with friends and family. Registered nurses are on the 24-hour staff at this residential care home, where seniors are provided with assisted living, memory care, respite stays and hospice services in a warm, homelike setting. Caregivers are specially trained in methods to support and assist individuals with anxiety or disorientation issues caused by dementia, and services such as incontinence care are offered in a gracious, respectful manner. Blood sugar monitoring and two-person transfers are available. Residents are allowed to keep a cat in their private residence at Crystel's Place. Flexible pricing options help seniors to manage their budgets while still receiving the care they need. Activities and meals are planned daily by the management, and communal areas for residents are located both inside and outside the facility.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"When he is stable, I take my husband to a wonderful adult care center called Melissa’s Place. There’s everything there that they need. Mostly VA members go, so they have something in common, though they're of varying conditions. My husband has always been one of the frisky ones, but now he has a kidney stone, so we had to take him to the ER. The place is like a ranch-type house. They have a huge recreation room and other rooms where they can sit and watch TV. They don’t cook, but they have a microwave and meals are catered. "