Assisted Living Communities in Palatka, FL

"My mom moved into Sancerre at Palm Coast. They've got some newer staff, and there are a lot of them. They're super helpful. It was a bit goofy when they were doing paperwork, which kind of put me at ease, because I thought I would look like I didn't know what I was doing, but we all kind of had that going on. We got it, it was just a lot of people involved, so fun chaos. We were all learning together, but everybody was very helpful and polite. They all seemed to know each other. They certainly seemed to know all the residents there, so it was nice, because I saw separation in other places. Her apartment is nice. They installed the TV for her. There was a mount there, so they got that set up for her, so that was sweet. Everything was freshly painted. I think they do that each time, which is part of the fee you give when you move in to just redo the whole thing. We ate there twice yesterday for lunch before we left her there. It's tasty, they portioned it out right, and they had lots of choices. The list of activities is available on the counter, so I took one several weeks back. Also, they put them up in the elevator daily, so when you ride down to the elevator to go for a meal, you can look at it."

"I toured Brookdale Palm Coast. I like the staff that I met. I like the cleanliness of the facility, the layout of the rooms, and the offerings that they had. They offer rehab assistance, help with meds, clean the rooms once a week, help with the laundry, and they check on the residents periodically that may be in their rooms and not moving around quite a bit. So all of that appealed to me. The staff who toured me, her name was Liz, and she didn't rush. She asked us questions and listened to what I had to say and answered all my questions. During the tour, she took her time, and showed me a couple of different apartments just so I would have an understanding (not just from looking at a drawing on a floor plan) of how the apartments were set up. I like that the hallways were very, very wide. It's a square where you could go from one side to the other easily and find your way back so you wouldn't get lost or confused. Everything was on one floor, which I thought made it very convenient for the residents. They didn't have to worry about using an elevator or going up any stairs. Also, I like the fact that the rooms were wide enough for one to get a wheelchair through all the doorways. There were no unusual angles to the rooms."

"It was lovely. I think the people that work there were very kind, very caring, and very hospitable. It was a very nice place, but my father is not ready. I just have all positive things to say about them. They're very kind and caring. Even the people that I met on the weekend went out of their way to help me. They spent a lot of time explaining things to me and showing me things, and I really appreciated it. I have no complaints at all. My father had trouble walking and they even were going to be able to make accommodations for him to be close to where the dining room is, so I really appreciated that. They had a calendar with things every day. I was worried if he was there, he might just stay in his room, and the staff said they always go and check on their residents and try to get them involved in things, so they don't just leave them there. This would have been the one that I would've chosen because it was so close to my home and because I really just like it."

"We visited Kiva of Palatka for my mother-in-law. We liked it. Everybody there was nice and friendly. It was a clean spot. You could tell that it was a really good place, and people were like, "Could we help you with anything? Do you need assistance?" They were polite people. You could tell it was a place where someone would be safe there. It was a medium-sized place, and there were flowers all over and bright green grass. It was pretty, and they have an exercise type of room place. The staff seemed like a legit staff, e.g., they were serving the food like they were supposed to be, they were doing the clean-ups like they were supposed to be when we were there, and everyone seemed to get along there. I would recommend it to anybody. "

"My experience with Putnam Caregivers has been great. It's a very relaxed atmosphere. My brother felt very secure and very comfortable there. The rooms are very clean. He has his own room. The dining area is very nice and clean. They have a patio, but they don't have a library or a beauty salon. It's a home."

"Wonderful place. Clean. Friendly staff."

"My father, Dalton, was a resident here and they went above and beyond to fill his wishes! They give the utmost care and concern for their clients and unlike most places are more geared at filling their day to day wishes and likes! I was an in-home healthcare provider for 30 years and if I could pick a place for my final residency...It would be here, surrounded by LOVE and Caring and where the wildlife roam! "

"The tour with Crescent Lake House went very well. I can't remember everybody's name, but I met the doctor's brother and probably the director, but they were wonderful and showed me around and explained the different rooms. It was nice and clean and the rooms were nice. The private room they showed me was a fairly good-sized room. They said I could bring some of my father's furniture if I wanted to, and the grounds were pretty. You could sit outside and it was pretty nice. They had a nice game room and some of them were sitting down to play bingo, I think. It's an older place, but it's clean and well kept. Some of the rooms had their own restrooms, some had shared restrooms."

"My mother was in this home for two years. It was the absolutely like her being at home... Brenda and the staff are the best thing on this earth.. She absolutely has 24-7 care and I was always kept up to date on anything and everything that has gone on in her day. I owe this facility the biggest hugs in the world for the most heartfelt pleasure that my mother could have felt for their respectful and loving care that she received... thank you all for moms beautiful life..... "

"I've chosen Park of the Palms. There is warmth about the entire place. It does not look like a retirement place, and it does not look like an assisted living. In fact, I stayed three nights. They paid for one, and the other two I paid for. The residents made me feel welcome. I went into dinner, and I was a bit late on Saturday night. When I got there, all the tables were taken, so I sat by myself at the table, which was fine. Across from me, there were four ladies sitting on one table and one looked at me and smiled, and that was nice. She smiled at me; she wanted me to feel welcome, and it was great. Also, they have all the amenities, plus it goes from assisted living all the way to hospice care. Then there is a church there, and they have services on Sunday. I attended the Sunday church service, and even then, I felt welcomed. The room I stayed in was like a huge luxury hotel room. The unit that I toured was a two-bedroom-two-bath -- it was a duplex -- but it shared laundry with one other unit. Then, I saw a two-bedroom-two-bath with a washer and dryer in the unit, and that was the one in the quadruplexes. The place was immaculate, and I was very impressed. The dining room overlooked Brooklyn Lake. It was just beautiful. There were lots of trees. The whole place is beautiful. There was a library and a swimming pool. You can go on tours wherever you want to go. Plus medical, there are doctors and nearby hospitals. They can come in, or you can call if there is an emergency. "

"My husband stayed at Penney Retirement Community and it was excellent. I would highly recommend it. He went in there at night from the hospital because he was discharged late. I got there the next morning and the staff came into the room to personally meet me. They were just kind and considerate as could be and granted our every wish. He got three good meals a day that he really enjoyed, and he got bathed as scheduled. It was really a good place. Plus, they had a good physical therapy department. The pavilion is the building that he was in. There's nursing home, assisted living, care center, memory care, and physical therapy there. He was in physical therapy. It was very good care. There was a lady in his room cleaning every day. He had a big bathroom. It was really, really nice. The staff were popping in quite frequently to see how he was and giving him his medicine or helping him to the bathroom. At that point, he wasn't able to walk because he couldn't even stand. They really helped him in every way he needed. I wasn't there every day, but the food I saw was very good looking. If it wasn't good my husband would say so, but he enjoyed every meal. Medicare and TRICARE took care of it. If you had to pay for it on your own, it's $400 a day. They had transportation for him. The staff listens to you. The place is very clean, and the pavilion is relatively new and very modern. It's a community all by itself. They even have their own post office there."

"The facility is very cozy, the staff was very friendly, The head nurse Dawn was very friendly, and very informative about what Coral Landing had to offer for residents. "

"My friends will be moving into Riverside Cottages at the Shores. We chose them because they'll never have to find another home to go to. They're leaving the facility they are in because there's no medical care, and old people have medical needs. This place, it's no matter what you go in as. They've got memory care if you need memory care. They will provide because it's not a corporation. They built this out in a neighborhood, and they just offer so much more than anybody else. The laundry gets done at night, and it's returned and hung up in their closets the next morning. Everything's covered, they won't have to have toilet paper, toiletries, sheets, blankets, or towels. They provide everything, even incontinent products, and that's all included in the price. There's breakfast when they wake up in the morning, you don't have to be there between eight and nine or whatever time. When you get up, you go and they'll make breakfast for you, whatever you want. They're just so unbelievable. They've got three different size units, and everything's self-contained. They try to encourage you not to stay in your room, but to come out. My friends are a husband and a wife, and they're going to be in two separate rooms. They encourage you to come out and have community with other people, and they make it very convenient to do that, that'll give them some more interaction with people. The rooms are decent-sized, and they can stay in their room. They've got two beautiful porches and a little reading room. It's more like a home, with no big fluorescent lights in the ceiling, nothing that looks commercial."

We offer residents independent living options and daily support services. We offer private and semi private rooms. On-going assessments of the residents needs to include assistance with medication management, showers, dressing and grooming. In–house visits from physicians and nurse visits. Stimulating activities to keep residents engaged. Housekeeping, laundry services and homemade meals to accommodate all dietary needs. Highly trained staff that works hard to meet the needs of each resident.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration