Assisted Living Communities in Lake Worth, FL

"Mom was at Brookdale West Boynton Beach and it was great there. We loved it. They were just so nice, but I think probably one of the best and the deciding factor was that they had a program to help you take out a loan against the house so that we had time to get mom's finances in order. They gave us the ability to help us pay while we had to sell her house for her to move in. She was in a studio apartment. It was adorable. It had two enormous closets, a private bathroom, and a pretty generous kitchen area, too. It was bigger than just a kitchenette. It was great and the people there were so nice. Another great thing is that they have a physical therapist that would do water aerobics with them and that was the only place that we found that had that. That was huge for us because she needed physical therapy. They had an outdoor pool for that. They also had an activities room and a small movie theater. It was great. There are tons and tons of activities. The meals were great. My mom loved them. It's like restaurant-style. They were accommodating. They even offered to give my mom a scooter. A resident has passed away and that resident had donated their scooter. They were just so helpful."

"It was an extremely nice place. The individual that I've met was extremely helpful and very accommodating. I looked at their assisted living side and their memory care side. I didn't have anything negative to say about it. The facility was brand new, so everything looked immaculate. They just recently opened."

"The people at Brookdale West Palm Beach were very friendly, very caring, and went out of their way to do whatever they could to make my friend happy. They were helping, couldn't do enough for us, and explained everything so that we could understand it. We ate lunch, and it was excellent. It's very clean inside and out. They're large rooms. The layout was very nice. The carpeting was good. The cabinets, the kitchen, and the appliances were very nice."

"I like the fact that Argo Senior Living at Haverhill Road is small. There are only 34 people there. I liked the fact that most of the people are capable of going to the dining room to have their breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are people in wheelchairs as well, but you can communicate with them. There is no sign of dementia or anything like that. The residents, as well as the marketing director, were very pleasant. Margareth was very pleasant, very professional, very understanding, and very easy to deal with. I like the accommodation. I like the studio. I thought my sister would be comfortable in it. It's more expensive than what she pays right now. Margareth was very nice that on my way back, she gave me a ride from Argo to the place where the TAPS transportation was waiting for me in Boca Raton. After my visit, we communicated a little longer through text, and it was always pleasant and professional. When you come into a place, you see if people are happy or are unhappy, and I would say that these people were happy, calm, and content. They were at home. Physical appearance was great. There were no smells of any kind. It was nice and clean."

"Grand Villa of Boynton Beach was very cute and very charming. A little bit older, but they had a pool and one of those wheelchair assists to help people get into the pool, which was a big plus for us. They had a large studio that you could share with another person if you wanted to reduce the cost, which was a big deal for us as well. So, there were other options for pricing and ways to make it work, because in a lot of other places, there's no wiggle room, but in this case, they had two options, which we found helpful. Everyone was really happy there. I think that was even the place where some of our residents said that they loved it. They had a movie theater and a hair/nail salon."

"I'm in HarborChase of Boynton Beach. I like it. I have no complaints. We have a lot of activities. I like the people and the friends I've made. They have a lot of amenities. The podiatrist comes once a month. We get to go out places. We have a bus that takes us to appointments. I'm happy here. Yesterday, we went to the casino. They always have entertainment here."

"I liked Colonial Assisted Living at Palm Beach very much. It was small. It wasn't huge like other places, and that's what I liked about it. The staff was very friendly. The rooms were very nice. They were hotel-like. It was an older building, but it was well kept."

"My friends thought The Capstone at Royal Palm was too expensive. It was nice and brand new. It just recently opened. Everything was very nice. It was just different, maybe with the presentation they gave my friends because I was with them. I preferred the other one better. It was clean. The room was a good size."

"I went to Bella Mar at Royal Palm Beach. I did not dislike anything. I didn't think it was an overwhelming experience, but I thought it was a good experience. The room seems to be accessible. The director who assisted me during the tour was very good. He was friendly enough, and he interacted with his staff. The facility seemed very clean. They have a gym and an outdoor space and offer therapy."

Bella Mar Delray Beach, located at 14100 Vía Flora in Delray Beach, Florida, offers a vibrant and thoughtfully designed living environment for seniors seeking both Assisted Living and Memory Care. As a newer facility nestled within the serene Delray Villas neighborhood, Bella Mar provides resort-style living while remaining conveniently positioned near shopping centers and local attractions. The campus includes approximately 130 residences—studios, one- and two-bedroom units—spread across a beautifully crafted community set on three acres. Designed to enhance well-being and daily comfort, the community welcomes residents with sunlit common areas, a courtyard, contemporary dining venues offering all-day dining with chef-prepared meals, and thoughtful amenities such as an on-site salon and beauty services, housekeeping, laundry, concierge support, and Wi-Fi. Bella Mar Delray Beach Its well-being approach extends to wellness programming that includes fitness offerings, chair yoga, and customized memory care support tailored for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Residents benefit from 24/7 compassionate staffing, medication management, and a culture built around dignity, community, and engagement. One current review had this to say: “My mom has lived here for 1.5 years… The staff is caring… the facility is very clean, and they have a variety of scheduled activities. Something for everyone!” Positioned in Delray Beach—USA Today’s top-ranked beach destination known for its serene coastline and vibrant downtown district—residents at Bella Mar also enjoy proximity to beautiful shores, cultural highlights like the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, and a lively arts and shopping scene along Atlantic Avenue. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"The facility is pretty new. It's only a few years old and they maintain it really well. My grandfather chose this place. This is the first one he saw and he just really liked it. We just wanted him to decide for himself where he wanted to go. But I think he chose it just because it had good energy. It was clean and new and the staff was friendly."

"We went and saw Grand Villa of Delray Beach East. We love it, but it's too expensive. We went over everything, then the staff showed us a studio and a one-bedroom. My husband loves it. The staff showed us everything. From what I saw, it was top notch, and my husband wanted to stay there, but we can't afford it. The staff member who gave the tour was an excellent woman. The room was clean, nice, and spacious. The dining room was nice. It had a white tablecloth. It's very clean."

"I toured Symphony at Delray Beach. The first apartment I saw was a model, very beautifully appointed and the bathroom was huge, very big which is good. The people were very easy to talk to. The place is very clean, very nice. They don't have a pool. It was a pleasant experience. I met a person who cuts hair, which is very nice. The salon is very neat and very clean."

"My mom has been at Moore Care for several years now. We're pretty satisfied with where she is. I think she's been there the longest more than anybody. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer's last 2009 and we were new to it all. We just had to scramble really quickly and find a place. The first place we had didn't work out at all. With Keisha, it works for us. It's not also far from where we all live. When I was there, I've seen the food. It looks pretty good. I would eat there but that's for the residents. Mom is on a particular type of diet but then they do a little appetizing kind of meal, not bland. She has trouble swallowing so she prefers soft stuff. They also exercise range of motion but my mom is unable to do all that stuff. I don't think she's able to walk that far anymore. She's in her wheelchair now. But they get her up the walker and walk her up and down the front of the facility, that's probably the best that she can do. We just get her in and out of there. My mom has come to life. Couple of times she's been in the hospital, wasn't even talking and we were already making arrangements to bury her. She went back to Moore Care with hospice. They spent with her a little more time and more care has really brought the best out of her. I can't thank them enough for what they've done to my mom. I'd refer people there if they ask me a place for their elderly parent or loved one. We're happy with them. I'll give them 5 plus stars. "