Assisted Living Communities in Deltona, FL

"The assisted living facility of Ansley Parke at Orange City was very nice. They had a nice reception area and a living room area. There were a lot of people there talking, and it was nice. They were attentive. A lot of the residents were interested, waving and smiling. The only thing I didn't like when I went in there was the smell. It didn't smell fresh and smelled almost like a home with a musky scent. I don't know if it's because the weather was hot that day and the AC was not at full potential, but it's like the smell you get when you go to Goodwill. That was the only thing I didn't like. The staff who gave the tour was very nice, very informative, and very friendly. I had a good rapport with her. She took her time and wasn't rushing. She showed me some apartments, and she was very nice about it. She was good. The other staff were nice, too. The woman at the reception was very friendly when she asked me to sign in."

"I toured Savannah Court of Orange City. The presence I saw all seemed to be happy and contented, and that's a pretty good measure of the facility. The residents all seem satisfied. The staff was friendly. They were very helpful and answered all my questions. Everything was very well decorated. The place had a clean, fresh smell, with no spiderwebs in the corners. It was pretty nice. I'm very impressed with it. It seemed like they were roomy. They were smallish, but you don't need a lot of space, I think large enough to be comfortable."

"We got Dad settled at Marina Isle Assisted Living. He seems to be very happy on the water there. There was a bit of a complication with all the paperwork. I had to make four different trips back to my dad's primary doctor to get the correct form that they would accept. Even though we have the legal form in this house already that was currently signed by his doctor, they had to have their own unique form. I guess different homes have different requirements, but it would seem that if it's a legal document, it should be accepted everywhere. Having to redo all the documents just on their form was a bit on the frustrating side, but once that was done, the people inside were very caring, the nurses were caring, and they've been taking care of my dad. It's great. Its view is fantastic. The administration was the only frustration, but the care has been fantastic. They're 300 square feet rooms. It's adequate for what he needs. We couldn't fit bigger than a full-size bed, but we have his full-size bed, his two chairs from home, and a small fridge. They have three meals a day, which he doesn't need, but he likes to have snacks and stuff down to the little coffee bar. The bathroom facility has a walk-in shower. He prefers a bath, but for people with mobility issues, I guess that's a good thing. The floor nurses have been fantastic and he's developed a rapport and they're taking care of him. I'm satisfied. The staff is friendly. I had lunch with my dad and he says it's been OK. It's cafeteria food but it's three meals a day that he doesn't have to fix, so I'm super happy about that. It seems to be nutritious. They have the ala carte of hamburgers and sandwiches if you don't want their meal. The flexibility is nice. It's not a five-star restaurant, but it is good food regularly fixed and hot and that's what's important. They have daily activities posted on the elevators on the walls. They have tours. They have a bus that takes them around Sanford at least twice or three times a week, to go out to lunches or dinners or something like that if they want to get out. They have boat rides twice a month because they're on the Marina. That part is super exciting. Even for my dad who doesn't like people necessarily, he is starting to enjoy that. That was a big plus for me getting him into a place where he would have activities. I've seen him greatly improve just by having the social activities, availability, and the flexibility. He can stay in his room and just look out over the water and watch the sailboats go by reading books, which he does a lot. It's a good fit overall. Three meals a day, laundry, linens done, baths three times a week, the view, and the social activities, all that's right at $4000 if you're on the waterfront side. I think that's a good value compared to other places around. It seems worth it for us. It's a good place and I'm happy so far for my dad and he seems to be doing well. There are only 70 residents in this place. I like the smaller feel, plus I like the waterfront aspect, something he can enjoy."

"My mother-in-law lived at Woodland Towers. I didn't like the marketing director, but besides that, the place and everything else were great. The cook did a good job, and all the food tasted good. I was satisfied with the food and ate with her once or twice. It's a very nice facility. They had different spaces on different floors and two sides: senior living and assisted living. They kept the residents busy with enough activities to get them through the day, and the value for money was good."

"Bahama Bay Club Luxury Senior Living was a very nice facility. I enjoyed my tour. I know some people who have recently moved in there, and they're happy with it. It's all brand new. They had a library. It seemed like they had everything they needed. The staff was very informative and very pleasant."

"We toured Blue Palms Senior Living of Deland. I liked that we met somebody. They showed all the things that were there. There's a cafeteria you can go to, a little gym, and a library. There is independent living here, and assisted living, and there are different steps right there. It was close to downtown. I thought it was great. The person who gave us the tour was a nice lady who was very positive, listened to us, and showed us some different options."

"Vitality Living Lake Forest is a beautiful place. It's more updated and shaped like a ship. When you walk in, there are two staircases. The people are good. Cleanness is a five-star. Meals are also included."

"My husband moved into the Grand Villa of DeLand. They had a lot of things going on to keep people busy if they wanted to. They also have a salon and a movie theater. They have a lot of things to pick from and a swimming pool. The staff is very nice. The food is excellent. He has no complaints about the food whatsoever. There are always extra choices, and he looks forward to eating. He went to the salon, and they gave him a wonderful shave. Everybody was very friendly. It's a very nice atmosphere. The people there are very nice. Everybody always smiles and says hello."

"Brookdale DeLand is an excellent community. What I like most was that it didn't have that hospital type smell. It was clean. It was wonderful. It smelled like being at home. Everything was clean. It was just fresh. I heard music a lot, and I like that, too. The staff members were very, very friendly, and very welcoming. They have a dining room and I liked that my loved one won't have to be confined to a room to eat. Not only that, but she can also eat her food in the dining room, or she can take it back to her apartment. It would be up to her, it's her choice. The staff member who toured me was wonderful. The dining hall was a big area, but the tables and chairs looked like being at home. The highlight there is the openness of everyone. They've answered my questions and asked if I had any more questions. They were very patient and very open with me."

"Brookdale Lake Mary was great. The people were great. It's a little bit older facility, but it's very personable. The guy who gave me the tour was very friendly. You bring your own appliance though. Meals are included. Everything is included. They have access to food, so why would want to bring your own microwave to the room?"

"We've moved into Spring Hills Lake Mary. We chose them because they were extra friendly and you didn't have to buy in. We walked through the door, and it was like we were at home. We visited four different styles of apartments, and we were able to pick out what we wanted. We have a two-bedroom, and one of the bedrooms is the bedroom, and the other one we're using as a study, but it's bright and sunny. It feels like something you would have in a normal house. It's just really comfortable. The food is tasty, and it's a good selection. You get a menu when you go in and you order what you want and they change it every week. They have a lot of programs. Their activities look very interesting."

"My mother-in-law moved into The Addison of Port Orange. It looks like a five-star hotel. It's very nice, professional, and extremely clean, so I chose them. They offer state-of-the-art care. They have a lot of AI things going on, like modern technologies to help with balance. They have in-house PT and OT. So, that was also very, very good. The food is excellent, too. They have their private chef. Even my mother-in-law with Alzheimer's feels like she's in a fancy restaurant, a very nice place. They have the lowest patient-to-staff ratio, so they have a lot of staff. They are a bit pricey, but you get what you're paying for with them, so that's fine."

"It was a great place for my grandparents. They had a beautiful one bedroom deluxe apartment that was spacious enough to accommodate them both. The staff was super friendly and you could tell they really cared about the residents like their own families. They had a lot of activities but the best was their daily happy hour. The community encouraged families to join their loved ones and have a glass of wine and enjoy the music together. I've never seen an assisted living who offered this. Every time I visited them I felt like I was at the Ritz Carlton."

Welcome to Compassionate Care - Nestled in the Heart of Longwood Arrows Senior Care by Majestic Residences is a warm and welcoming 6-bed residential care home located in the serene community of Longwood, Florida. Our charming home offers a peaceful and comfortable environment, ideal for seniors seeking a more intimate care setting. Our Philosophy: At Arrows Senior Care, we believe in providing personalized care that respects the individuality of each resident. Our approach is rooted in compassion, dignity, and a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for our seniors. Accommodations and Amenities: Comfortable Living Spaces: Our residents enjoy private or shared rooms, each thoughtfully designed for comfort and ease of access. Communal Areas: The heart of our home is the communal living area, where residents can socialize, participate in activities, or simply relax. Garden and Outdoor Spaces: Our well-maintained garden and patio offer a tranquil space for residents to enjoy Floridas beautiful weather. Personalized Care Services: 24/7 Support: Our dedicated team is available around the clock to assist with daily living activities, medication management, and any personalized care needs. Health and Wellness: We prioritize the health and well-being of our residents with regular wellness checks and coordination with healthcare providers. Nutritious Meals: Enjoy delicious, dietitian-approved meals prepared onsite, catering to various dietary needs and preferences. Engaging Activities and Social Opportunities Life Enrichment Programs: From arts and crafts to gentle exercise classes, our activity program is designed to engage the mind, body, and spirit. Social Interaction: Regular social events and community outings provide opportunities for our residents to stay active and connected. Family and Community Connection: Family Involvement: We encourage family members to be a part of our community through regular visits, events, and communication. Community Integration: Our residents are an integral part of the Longwood community, with access to local events, services, and amenities.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration