Assisted Living Communities in Port Richey, FL

"We looked at Sunflower Springs at Trinity. It was very nice. It was brand new. Just the way it was set up (like they had a two-bedroom-two-bath apartment, which is very hard to find), it was just beautiful. There's nothing but woods behind them, and they said the deer would come, and sometimes there are all kinds of wildlife. They have screened-in porch patios. To me, it was a perfect scenario. I thought it was one of the nicest ones I've been in. The staff was very friendly and informative and tried to accommodate my parents' needs and show them every avenue they could go to or a different variety of rooms like one-bedroom-one bath or two-bedroom-two-bath. She was very good."

"It was nice, clean, and new. The employees seemed to be very lovely. They do shopping visits, had several clubs, was pet-friendly, and had a library."

"Brookdale Tarpon Springs have lots of long furniture out front and people were there. The grounds were really nice in the back, so people could go back there with their walkers or roll around in their wheelchairs. The dining room was like a very formal dining room, and had a nice room to the side where visitors could have a private area with their families, which was extremely nice. The room was not quite as big as the ones at the other Brookdale, but it was a fairly nice-sized room, and the staff was pleasant. They always say “hello” to you when you go in and out. It doesn’t have a memory unit, and that’s the reason why patients that I know have gone to the other one. "

"My mom has moved into Addington Place of East Lake. It's closest to me. It was affordable. It was clean. The staff there are nice. They are very friendly and attentive. The food is very good. They have many activities. They have bingo, and they have outings. They have crafts and music. They have a chapel, they have a meeting room, and they have a laundromat if they want to do their own laundry. They have an area to play pool. They have a library."

"It's like being on vacation. "

"I toured the assisted living facility of The Residence at Timber Pines, and it's really nice. The size of the rooms was really good and the place was very clean. The dining area was also very clean and very nice. It's also a good size. The staff members were really nice, very friendly, and very informative. They have a patio and a garden, and they're really nice. It looks clean with flowers and trees. The parking was not so good as there were a lot of people there."

"I like them. It's my favorite right now. The woman who I was supposed to meet with was off that week. It was a good thing because I showed up unannounced. Nobody was planning anything. Two other women gave me the tour. They did sit with me and told me some of the things. They weren't in marketing, so they didn't know exactly what they should be doing, but they took me on a tour and I loved it. I loved the way that they got along with the residents there. Every person that we passed in the hall, said hello and it was by name. That was important. When I was leaving, they were just starting to serve lunch. I continued to talk to these women, but I wanted to observe how lunch was handled and how it went. There is nothing bad that I can say about the place. Everything was what I would want. They showed me all over the facility and they took me into a couple of the empty rooms, then they have a couple of rooms set up like models. I met with the activities director. The rooms were great. I was really surprised because you could have two rooms, so you have your bedroom and then you have a separate sitting room with a little kitchenette. It was the first time I had seen that. It had a microwave and a refrigerator and that's all my neighbor needed. I was impressed with the rooms. Compared to the other facilities I've been at, they were all good-sized. The dining area was kind of interesting. I asked if the people were assigned seating or do they sit wherever they want to for each meal. They said that they do have assigned seating, but seats can be moved. Like if somebody isn't comfortable at the table, they can move, but they try to keep them together. There are stronger bonds for them if they sit at the same place for the same meal. It's more of a family atmosphere then; people with the same likes are at this table. It was very nice. The wait staff was very friendly with them, too. Again, they didn't know who I was, so it's not like, "We had a visitor today coming in, let's be nice," because few places do that. I was more impressed with that than anything else because nobody knew I was coming. The grounds were very clean and they had a courtyard where the doors were locked all the time, and people can go out there and sit and it's not like they need anybody with them because it's in the center of the building. It's open, but it's in the center of the building, so they can't leave, but they can go out any time they want, on their own free will. Marketing did call me after the tour and did invite me and my neighbor to come to one of the activities that they were having. She said that when my neighbor's ready, that would be the way to get her to come in, come in for an activity or two before actually moving in, so she's a little more comfortable. They are inviting. Marketing just wasn't there the day that I went. They had just finished an activity when I was there, but the activities director was still there. There was a man working on something, but he was working on it alone. People can come and work on things as they want, but they have places set up throughout where there are little reading nooks. If they want just a place to sit and read, there are books there and stuff. I don't think you can be bored there without even being led. She said there are always puzzles going on. There's nothing I'm going to complain about."

"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."

"Coral Oaks is very nice. It's assisted living and independent living, and they're separated. I like it very much because it's very homey, and everybody's friendly. It's not too big. "

"My mom has been living in Stratford Court for several years, and my dad was there, too. He was in one part of Stratford Court where he was living off a feeding tube and couldn't walk or talk, so we moved them both in there. He passed away two years ago, and now she's still there. They have a library, an audio room, and computers. They have Wii bowling, and they have a little bowling alley for Wii bowling, and they have just about everything you could need. They have game night. They have a little bar where they have happy hour and play games. She's very pleased. I think they're pretty good. Mom is starting to complain about the food, but I thought it was good. The staff is just fine. They have a bus, but we have a lady who takes her instead because my mom doesn't really use all those kinds of benefits that they have there. "

"Angels Senior Living at the Lodges of Idlewild was nice and new. The layout was nice. It just wasn't for me. I can basically take care of myself and it's more for older people that need more help. It looked clean, but it smelled when you walk in. The staff was nice and helpful."

"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 liked Curlew Care and the staff. They’re very friendly and efficient. The room is very nice. My dad likes the food; it tastes really good. "

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