Assisted Living Communities in Hudson, FL

"We moved our father here after being disappointed in the facility we had originally chosen. There was no comparison, it is everything and then some of what we were told and have seen with our own eyes. This place has the best staff, they are full of compassion for your loved one that you will go home so happy that you chose this home. Your parent or loved one will always be safe, busy, loved, fed, and surrounded by others that share the same memory struggles in life. I am so glad we chose this home for my dad to spend his life in. Go and take a visit you will not regret it. Trust me . "

"My father moved here last month. We chose it because it was a nice size. The place is clean, and my dad likes it there. They have game nights, bocce, bingo, and just other stuff to get him out of his room and interact with the other residents. They seem to be very caring. When we toured the facility, they knew all the residents by name. Since my dad moved in there, he said that they've been really wonderful. They've been very attentive and kind."

"We chose Elevated Estates Forest Oaks for my mother because it meets all of her needs. She will be moving into their assisted living facility. I toured the place, and it was very nice, and everybody seemed to be happy. We were able to have lunch there, too, and the food was very good. She's also already picked out her room. They had a couple of different rooms, and she's happy with what's available. It's more like a studio, just one room, and it's possible that she could have a roommate. As of right now, no one else is in the room, so it would just be her. They have nurses on staff, and they have different types of doctors who come in at least once a month, if not more. For activities, they have bingo, and people come in and do different types of entertainment. It could be magicians or people singing. They print up a schedule for each month, as to what activity it's going to be for every particular day. They have a couple of libraries, too. If you don't want to participate in the activities, they don't force you."

"My mother has moved into Sunflower Springs at Trinity. It's a very caring environment and the food is good. The people all seem to be very happy. The staff has been attentive. They come at a reasonable time after the button is pushed and they seem to be involved. The cleanliness and upkeep are fine. It meets all the standards that I would hope. They have a lot of programs, but she doesn't participate in all of them because of her age."

"The assisted living facility of Discovery Village Trinity was very nice. They had a very beautiful dining room. We had wanted a two-bedroom apartment with two baths, but I think they only had a two-bedroom one with one bath. We got to visit one of the residents, and she showed us a room. It was very light and airy, and it had a full refrigerator. It was very nice. They take you on trips, do food shopping, and take you to your doctor's office. I think they also had a beauty parlor. The person who welcomed and gave us the tour was extremely lovely, very warm, and very nice. It gave us a good feeling about the place."

"We went to Angels Senior Living at Connerton Court last June. I really liked the place, but it ended up being too expensive to stay there. It was all very nice, and the rooms were nice. We looked at the studios. The staff was very, very friendly, she answered a lot of questions, and she was very helpful. There were people in the lobby, which told me that the people at least get out and do things together. I did not like that they have a $4000, non-refundable fee just to move into the place."

At My Charity Angel, residents typically receive personalized care tailored to their individual needs, which may include help with daily activities, medication management, and supportive supervision throughout the day. Family and caregiver reviews note that the staff focuses on comfort and individualized attention, with opportunities for small-group and one-on-one activities designed around resident preferences, helping foster engagement and a sense of connection. The community's scale and atmosphere emphasize a homelike environment rather than a large institutional campus, allowing for closer interaction between staff and residents and more tailored care plans. While specific details about layout, number of units, and formal amenities are not widely published online, licensed assisted living homes in the Spring Hill area like My Charity Angel commonly offer common living and dining spaces, social areas, and supportive services such as housekeeping, laundry, and scheduled transportation — all intended to promote comfort, companionship, and quality of life. Located in the spring-fed community of Spring Hill, residents are within easy reach of local parks, shopping areas, medical facilities, and community services in Hernando County, creating convenience for families and opportunities for outings and engagement with the broader area. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"It had a nice setting and a nice external look. It's been there quite a while, so some of the apartments and the cabinets were older in style, but it's nicely landscaped and there are walkways there. The few staff members we met were real good and have followed up since then. We toured the dining room, looked at an apartment, and the activity room. There's a chapel and a pool there. What's interesting to me is that when you move to assisted living, you can still stay in the same apartment. However, when you got to the Alzheimer's unit, it's separate."

"I toured Casalia Gardens. It's a very nice place. The rooms were very nice. The rooms were private. The room was large. There's some furniture, and a bed was already there. I like this because it's a home. I think the capacity was 6 or 7 residents maximum, and they were all female, no men allowed. It was very clean. The staff was very nice. Everything was very professional."

"The staff members at Brookdale were so helpful when I brought my mother in as a resident on her first day. Also, the residents are kind and compassionate, making her feel welcome. She currently is adjusting to her new space, and it will take some time, but the people go out of the way to make her feel like she belongs and that has been very helpful during this stressful transition. "

"I've been satisfied with Addington Place. The food is very good here, and the people are very, very friendly. I have a 1-bedroom apartment, with a sink, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a small counter. No stove, burners, oven, or anything like that. There are also activities every day like crafts, cards, and bingo. Cleanliness is very good, too. Overall, I have no complaints about them."

"My mom is at Angels Senior Living at the Lodges of Idlewild, and it has been a very good experience. She is very well taken care of. They know if she doesn't come to meals. They check on her. They help with her meds, and they are caring when they come in. She has a good friend there now (one of the staff), and so she is very happy there. The rooms are very nice and spacious. They're kept clean and updated. I've tried their food and it's fine for me. The people down there who are waiting on the residents are very good. If she doesn't like what she's having, they take it back and fix it. They have a theater, a library, a sitting room, an area out back for walking or sitting on benches and reflecting, a mailbox area, a laundry area, and a restaurant-type dining room. During Hurricane Ian, I was down in Fort Myers, and she was up there in Lutz. We weren't going to be able to get to her, so when we called to check how they were going to take care of her, they had it all listed out and all planned and everything figured out. So, we were very comfortable with her being there as the storm came."

"Angels Senior Living at The Reserves Of Idlewild was a newer facility. I like the room for my wife. They were repainting everything. I like the lady who took me on a tour there, and it looked like they had everything that we needed. They even set us up with a preferred rehab specialist there, so it was pretty amazing. They had a rehab center. They had three meals a day. They had different levels of care. They had a bus to take people around, a beauty shop, entertainment, and activities. It was a modern facility."

"I live at Coral Oaks. I have a slightly larger single bedroom, and so it has a one-and-a-half bath. But in the half bath, you have your own laundry. You don't have to go to some basement laundry area. You just do it yourself whenever you feel like it. They provide a refrigerator and a cooking range. The only thing you had to buy for yourself was a toaster if you wanted, and a countertop microwave. Other than that, everything is provided. You bring your own furniture, of course. I don't have any problems with the staff. They also provide housekeeping services. They come in once a week to polish and vacuum. There's all kinds of things going on. Even twice a week they have Happy Hour where they provide drinks and you have entertainment."