Assisted Living Communities in Clearwater, FL

"My dad is living in Seasons Belleair. It has been great. They're very good. It's super clean, too. They keep my dad very entertained. They take him out all the time to tons of different activities. It's the most active community that we have found. I've never tasted the food, but it looks good. They have a chef that tries to cater to everybody's likes and stuff. They do a really good job. I would put everything at the top. It's good. They've been amazing. The facility itself is very clean and very open. There's a nice outside area to walk. Everything's great. They have a great-sized room. This facility is top-notch. Their activities are super. They do concerts every night. They have stuff going on all the time. They take them out bowling, and they also play tetherball. It's crazy how different it is there. It's wonderful."

"I like the inside design of The Oaks of Clearwater. The view from the window is on the water. I like the activities that are available. They have Bingo, music, painting, and art classes. "

"Great place,very bright and open. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The apartments are big with plenty of space. There are plenty of activities to do everyday. When I was there I saw several of the residents having fun playing a game. People were socializing in the dining room and one gentlemen said the meal was great today. I did not notice any orders in the hallways. They were very free to give prices and did not hesitate when questions were asked about what was included. Impressed "

"I had a very positive visit. My sister made a trip there with my mother that I had arranged and I followed it up with a visit separately when I was down there. My sister's visit was a little more involved because she was with my mother and they had lunch there. They experienced the dining room and all that. They really liked that. They had special parking with our names when we showed up. It was just a very informative, friendly and inclusive visit. But I wasn't crazy about their bathroom. I didn't think they were truly handicapped accessible that they should have been. She actually had a safer bathroom in her own home. You had to climb over a little curve to get in and out of the shower and there wasn't a grip where it needed to be when you get in and out. Then when I complained about it, they had showed me other apartment wherein they had upgraded a little more and they had add up the appropriate grip and cut out the curve. So, you still had entry that was lower. But there wasn't a seat in there. It was like you gained and lost. That was the biggest downfall. It was the most challenging for an elderly living alone. The place was also rather big and a lot to navigate for an elder lady. But everything else was a homerun. The apartment was spacious, clean and nicely done. The dining room was great. "

"I toured Angels Senior Living at Dunedin. It's a very small community, and the whole unit is memory care. The rooms were very nice. I was only able to tour a single room. It was very nicely furnished and quite spacious for one person. The staff who gave the tour was very knowledgeable, very attentive, and interacted well with the patients as we were going through the facility because several of them came up to him and wanted contact. He was very caring and helped them. The eating area was nice. It was a larger dining room, and it had a patio that opened off and led out to the enclosed garden area, so it was nice."

"I liked Curlew Care and the staff. They’re very friendly and efficient. The room is very nice. My dad likes the food; it tastes really good. "

"Bayside Terrace was very bright and welcoming. I liked the fact that there was music playing on the floor, which gave a cheerful atmosphere to the place. The staff was excellent too, and I thought the amenities were great. They had a nice outdoor area, but they just did not have a swimming pool."

"I went to see Sweet Water at Largo assisted living about a month ago. The tour experience was very positive. I liked the sense of community, the warmth from the caregivers, the cleanliness, and the ambiance. There wasn't anything I did not like. The staff was very friendly, warm, and seemed to be very caring and kind with the residents. The interactions that I saw were very kind. I did not taste it but the food smelled good and the dining room was beautiful. They had a community room, like most do, where they have planned activities and they do some virtual reality stuff and the typical exercise. Some of the rooms have patios and they have a courtyard. I saw some people gathered and they were chatting. It was a very awesome experience."

"My tour at Oak Manor Senior Living was wonderful. I was able to go on a tour on a golf cart. When I went in there, they were repainting and renovating the rooms so it's great. "

"I visited Stratford Court of Palm Harbor. The staff was very friendly. The rooms were nice. It was a much larger facility than others I had seen and had a lot of people around. They had a lot of residents who were nice and seemed to like it there. Everybody seemed happy and occupied. It seemed like a nice place. "

"Good facility, no bells and whistles, but good services and good food. Highly recommended, especially if your financial resources are pretty limited. "

"Sunstar Village is an awful place. It's small. I think they have like maybe 30 people. They can only handle up to 50, but they are about half full, and I can see why. The place is old and dingy, and they have very limited staff. I found that the security is not very good. They did offer me a private room with a nice bathroom, but everything is older. I met the owner. He was in his office, and he's a young guy. It needs a lot of help. It's pretty run-down. I saw a lot of residents in wheelchairs slumped over. I saw that in every room. I didn't find it to be very inviting or anything like that. The staff was kind of distracted, like she didn't really want to give the tour, even though I scheduled it. She obviously forgot because I showed up and she asked me why I was there. She was nice enough, but not upbeat, just kind of going through the motions. All I saw was the outside place where the smokers go. They have an activity room that doubles as a dining room. They don't have a separate wing for memory care. They mix them all up."

Family-owned and operated since 1986, Nurses Helping Hands has served the Pinellas Park community by providing a loving and caring environment for those who are no longer able to live alone. At Nurse's Helping Hands, our goal is to provide you or your loved ones with comfortable, safe care in a lovely environment. We offer beautiful, spacious private & semi-private rooms complete with bathing equipment and emergency call lights. At no extra cost, we provide housekeeping and linen services, as well as supplying toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo and conditioner. Our residents enjoy spending time on our large covered porch, congregating in our common areas, or being pampered in our beauty/barber salon. Activities abound, in addition to celebrating birthdays & holidays, we also plan daily social & leisure activities. Our Full Services Include 24-hour assistance by caring and trained staff for bathing, ambulation, hygiene, and toileting. Medication supervision and assistance. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and mid-day snack assistance. Considerations for special diets. Transportation for medical care and to shopping. Planned social and leisure activities. No extra cost for housekeeping, linen services, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, and conditioner. ALF FURNITURE PROVIDED AT NO EXTRA COST or you may bring your own preference. Other Features Owners are nurses Respite Care, Temporary or Permanent Stay Hospice Residents Welcome On Site Beauty and Barber Shop Close to Hospitals and Fire Department Emergency Call Lights and Sprinkler System Wheelchair Bus Available In House Podiatrist Use of Facility Doctor or your preferred Doctor Physical, Occupation and Speech Therapist available on site. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"I used to live in the Lake Seminole Square. They had independent living and assisted living in the same building. It was very good. It was top of the line, and it had just about anything you wanted. The staff was very good. My room was top of the line. It was a lot bigger than what I have now. It was a one-bedroom with an enclosed balcony. They were the absolute tops. They had five dining rooms. You had your choice. You could have filet mignon six days a week and salmon on Sundays. There was a big salad bar. They had all kinds of other choices, so it couldn't get much better. The living atmosphere was beautiful. It had white marble floors downstairs. They had their own transportation department. They had buses. They had Lincoln cars to take you places. It was just really nice. They had so many activities. They played poker and bingo. They had a big gymnasium that you could go into any time to exercise. There was always something going on. It couldn't get much better. Everything was top notch."