Assisted Living Communities in Pinellas Park, FL

"We visited and I thought the people and the residents were very friendly. We felt very comfortable there on the tour, we liked the size, it wasn't too large, and it felt homey. We liked the rooms very much. They're large, and once we get the funding it's the place mom wants to be. It just seemed perfect."

"I liked that American House St. Petersburg was smaller and the fact that it's very close to my friends, my doctors, and my stores. I'm still driving so it's very nice for me to be close to all of these places. It's fairly new. It's about three years old. They've invited me to have dinner there a couple of times, but I just wasn't able to make it. The apartment had a kitchen, which was fully equipped, and a washing machine and dryer. The staff was very agreeable and answered all my questions. They were very knowledgeable and not pushy."

"We’ve visited Lake Seminole Square, which we like very, very much. It was hard for us to choose between the one we decided on and them. Incredibly beautiful environment. It’s on a 5-mile long freshwater lake. It’s a glorious environment. The rooms were all very nice, large, airy, and bright. I’m coming out of a New York City/Connecticut environment where things tend to be crunched. Particularly the common areas; it’s like entering a French chateau. It’s just magnificent. You walk through it and you feel good. People came up to us and everyone was smiling. They were really happy. "

"We went to visit and take a tour and were treated like royalty. Terri was fun, informative, and very very nice. The rooms that we saw were quite beautiful. They were spacious and newly decorated. The hallways were wide and immaculate. Pool was great and the entire campus was impressive and beautiful. The activities list was very long and interesting. And all the people that we met along the way (residents and staff) were all friendly and welcoming. This is a super place."

"My father has lived at Cabot Cove for nearly two months after spending a year at a much more expensive facility. He is much happier at Cabot Cove due to the friendliness and caring of the staff. Each staff member knows his name and is more than happy to help him with his daily needs. Furthermore, he loves the food and is greatly enjoying taking part in daily activities. His morale has improved markedly since arriving at Cabot Cove. I cannot overemphasize how impressed I am with all of the staff I have met thus far. Thank you Cabot Cove!"

"A beautiful, well-cared for building that feels like home. The staff are friendly, responsive, and compassionate. Chef June serves the most delicious meals. I highly recommend Toby Weinman Residence!"

"Wentworth Central Avenue was very nice. It was clean and I didn't hear any screaming or hollering so that's always a good sign. I think it's probably less money than some of them I've been looking at. You can move in there and they don't run you down trying to find you as long as you're like me, but if you don't, they do keep up with you so that if something happens, you will be missed. Like if you go somewhere, it's kind of like if you're in pretty good shape, you can come and go as you please. But they keep up with where you're going, why, and when you're going to be back, that sort of stuff. I noticed that and that was a good thing. The prices are good, but they're very small units. It wasn't very decorative, and pleasing to my eyes. They've got little balconies if you're on the second, third, or fourth floor. They do supply the kitchen refrigerators. Their refrigerator is very small, but as long as you don't want too much in there, it's fine. I mean, if you just want to put a couple of bottles of water, it's kind of like, it's not even as big as the one I have on my porch. It doesn't have a freezer, but you can get ice downstairs, and take it back to your room, so it wasn't a big deal. The staff wasn't pushy. He was very nice to me. He was very knowledgeable about what they had. All they have is a courtyard there. I'm looking for a little more than that. But, it's in a good location."

"Seasons Largo was beautiful. It would have been my first choice, except that they don't have a rate for assisted living and a rate for memory care. Right off the bat, you're paying the rate for memory care, which is pretty expensive. The facility was awesome. The staff said it was designed in conjunction with an organization that has studied how to build and design things to help people with memory issues. As you're walking down the hallway from the people's rooms, it kind of like goes into the middle. Then it goes back out again to kind of guide the people along. I could see where that would be really helpful. The staff was wonderful. The only issue was that you didn't go in at a lower rate for assisted living, and then move to a higher rate from memory care. All the rooms were the same. It was just the memory care is on a separate floor."

"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 experience with The Barrington was wonderful. We found my mom a really nice one-bedroom apartment there. When she transferred from the other facility to The Barrington, I came into town for a week to help my sister pack up my mom's condo. They allowed me to stay there for the full week with my mom. She has a sofa sleeper, so it was really nice. I was not allowed to dine with her in the dining room or do any of the activities with her because of COVID, which is completely understandable, but they were wonderful letting me stay there for a week with her. They were very helpful when I would move things from her condo into the apartment, they gave me a little wagon to borrow, and they were just so sweet. The staff there was just very kind and loving with her. I can vouch for the staff there because I saw them care for my mom. They have so much going on. They had happy hour on Fridays from 3:00 to 5:00, they would have entertainers with bands come in, they did a Hawaiian luau for the residents. They would come take my mom down to the dining room. She got to sit and visit with people while she'd have her meal. She said the food was delicious. When she would push her call button (she had a little pendant necklace), there were a couple of times it took someone a while to get there, but of course they were tending to another resident at the time. I would say within 15 minutes somebody was coming into her room. They came in a couple of times during the night to check on her, which was difficult when I was staying there, but I know it was good for her. It was very clean, it was very homey, and she felt like she had her own apartment. The activities were great. They did crafts. They had somebody come in and do manicures and hand massages. It was just a wonderful facility. It breaks my heart that she can't go back there."

"My sister lives in Lake House, and she's living it like she's in a Hyatt Regency. It's very nice, very clean, the people are very friendly, and I have not had any issue with them or whatsoever. The food smells good and from the looks of it, it looks great. They have a choice of meals, so that's excellent to me. They have activities seven days a week, something in the morning, and something in the afternoon. I'd like it to be cheaper, but that's how it goes, so it's still worth every penny."

"Elison Senior Living Community of Pinecrest would have been my next choice. The staff members were all very friendly and efficient. The rooms were spacious enough for a unit. The residents were playing cards and putting puzzles together. It was a fairly active community. They had a very good library and very nice grounds. They also had a balcony or patio, which was one of my must-haves."

"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. "

"My husband and spent many weekends touring different facilities going home depressed with what we had seen. I happened to see a little "blip" about Seasons Largo. We visited and our search had ended. My Dad lived there for three months and we were very happy, my Dad however had other plans. He tested the caregivers ever day with new tricks. It was only after a sit down with the administrator did we come to the decision that Daddy would be better served at the sister location in Belleair which had just opened. We went for a tour and it was wonderful. He has now been at Seasons Belleair for a year. The caregivers are the greatest, I can't say enough. They are caring, attentive and they take the time with the residents to treat them as family. There are activities, projects, entertainment and on occasion, there are field trips.Meals are balanced and extremely tasteful I am so happy that I recommended that my Aunt, my Dad's sister, become a resident, which she is now there. We could not have found a better place for my Dad. We are comfortable leaving town for a few days knowing that Dad will be taken care of. I highly recommend that if you have a family member in the need of full time memory care you need not look any further than Seasons Belleair. "