Communities in Cantonment, FL

"At Country Place Senior Living, they have been extremely helpful in the transition. The contacts that I have had with everyone there have just been so helpful; they go out of their way to make sure that my aunt’s needs have been met. She has absolutely loved the food. She doesn’t go to the dining area; they bring her meal to her. The room is absolutely beautiful. "

Navarre Gardens offers members of our community around-the-clock, first-rate love and care at the Assisted Living and Memory Care Level. Every resident is also afforded the following amenities: Spacious private rooms that can be classily furnished or furnished with your own personal items Private spacious bathrooms in each room 24/7 staffing with state-of-the-art nurse call system Cable TV in each room Lounge room, activities and movies room, beauty parlor, dining room, and rocking chair equipped courtyard A professionally designed and maintained garden and raised herb bed Weekly trips to the pier, beach. butterfly house, and summer concerts in the park Visits from local civic and community groups Restaurant-style dining with meals designed by our nutritionist Wireless internet throughout facility Complimentary/scheduled transportation to local doctors' appointments Personalized care plan based on individuals needs Medication assistance Utilities included Weekly housekeeping Laundry Service Highly trained and compassionate staff To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"Seagrass Village of Gulf Shore was very nice and very upscale with a lot of amenities. They were very accommodating and gave us a tour of all the different units and styles that they had available. The accommodations were very nice. They were as I expected for something fairly new. Fixtures and bedding and access were all very well done. There were studio and one-bedrooms that we looked at. They had organized activities, various planned events, trips, shopping, parks, cards, and pool activities. Physical therapy and occupational therapy services on site were very good."

"We got a great and pretty immediate assistance from Navarre Gardens. The people are very helpful, and they've been taking pretty good care of my father-in-law. We haven't been able to visit recently because of COVID protocols. They had a resident that's positive, so they locked down the facility, but they seem to be doing really good in keeping them safe. The facility is brand new, and everything is real clean and pretty nice. The staff is very friendly, too. They even loaned us furniture until we're able to furnish his room. My father-in-law says the dining area is a pretty good social area for them, but since they've got into lockdown, it has been closed, and they've been letting the residents eat in their rooms. They have movie nights, a courtyard for them to walk around, and different social areas. When they're not under COVID protocol, they try and do a get-together, like dances or just different events that bring them out of their rooms and socialize with each other. He's been there since early December, and we feel that they've been pretty awesome. "

"It was a nice place. I was impressed with it. The rooms were roomier than some of the others I've seen in assisted living facilities. The dining room was very good, acceptable, and nice. The staff was friendly and very personable."

"My mother moved into Shelton Manor. I like it, there are good chrisitian folks are in charge of the place, and they very purposely take time with the residents to get to know them so they're not just a number or a face. They have good space inside the building for walking about, my mom loves it, and it also has a spacious backyard that's nicely landscaped with a country sidewalk in it for walking about and enjoying the outdoors. They offer three meals a day plus two snacks. The staff is very cheering, and their aim is to behave themselves in such a way that they make the residents feel that this is your home and they're there to serve you and your needs. They have movies, books, a library, audio books, the activities director is also a singer and has singalongs sometimes, arts and crafts, needlework, pottery stuff, painting, facebook pictures of residents that they paint, and they're also making cheerful cards to send out to other communities so they can be a source of cheer to other people. The price is a bit lower than other facilities, but they have an extra charge for laundry and giving medications."

"We found Homestead Village for my mom. It is clean and neat. They are kind to the residents. I'm very satisfied with it. Her room is roomy. She is using her own furniture, but the room is cared for. It has just been painted. The carpet is clean. The bathroom is large. There is a huge walk-in closet. It is absolutely wonderful. Regarding food, initially my mother wasn't really excited about the food, but she has got accustomed to it, and now she is eating well and she's gaining some weight. They have many activities. They would publish a calendar every month, and it is just full of activities. They very much encourage their residents to participate. My mom has gotten very active in their activities. The staff is very kind and very patient. They work well with both the residents and their families. They keep families very informed about what's going on with their relatives that are out there. "

"Veranda of Pensacola is like an active retirement community. It was very neat and clean. The people seemed very nice. They serve three meals a day. In addition, they have lots of activities like exercise, tours, and different games like bingo. There's also a swimming pool and a movie theater. "

"Mom is a Grandview and so far they are very accommodating. It's a good facility and they are taking care of my mom quite well. The staff's work ethic was good and they seem to know what's going on with the patients. They get three meals a day and they provide a diabetic menu for my mom. "

"It was clean, but it had a little bit of that old building smell to it. The people seemed to be actively engaged in doing different things, and they had a lot of activities. I liked how personalized it was; they allowed the people to set up their rooms, and I liked all that. They seemed to have more things going on with the people who lived there than the others. The staff was very nice. "

"I toured Azalea Trace for an aunt. It was a very nice community with different styles of housing, like apartments, cottage-style, and garden apartments. They had pools and aerobics classes. They had pretty much everything you want. They had a nice dining room, a library, card rooms, places for activities, and a gardening area. They had assisted living, skilled nursing care, an on-site pharmacy, and doctors and nurses on staff. They had a lot of good stuff, but my aunt is not ready to move. The staff members were all very nice and very friendly, and even the administrative assistant was willing to show you anything. They were very nice. The people in the area seemed like they were happy. My aunt knows several people who live there and they're very happy with it. "

"My husband's grandmother lived here until she passed away. We enjoyed bringing the kids to visit her. Building is nice. "

"My mother is a resident and loves it there. She gets good meals, activities to keep her busy as well as socialization with other residents. I would strongly recommend to others. "

"Judith was near death when she arrived at Life Care, but over the next month and a half, she was transformed by the care, therapy and kindness of the entire staff. All her needs were met or exceeded. The staff was very kind and encouraging to Judith. They made sure she felt 'safe' and showed her how she was improving on a daily basis. We can never fully thank everyone there how much we appreciate what they've done for Judith and our family."