Assisted Living Communities in Wellington, FL

"Cherry Oak Palm Beach County ALF was an excellent place. I spoke to a fellow named Riley, and he was wonderful. He was completely honest with me. He said they have 70 to 80 rooms and they're fixing up some. They have a nurse on staff. They'll interview the resident and they will only let them live there if their staff can handle the requirements of the resident, which I thought was a wonderful approach. As we walked through, all the staff members knew all their residents' names. And the people seemed to be very happy, too. The rooms were very nice. They had mostly single rooms, and a few doubles. They had a nice activity schedule. They had something going on seven days a week. One nice thing about the building was that it was four buildings in a square, and in between was a nice big open area with a gazebo and a door in each corner so that people don't have to go very far to go outside. It's safe because no one from outside could get there, and I thought that was very nice. They had 2 dining rooms with tablecloths. The food seemed to be excellent. They told me what they have for meals, and if people want to change, they can do that. They had chicken parmesan with spaghetti and one fellow there looked at it and said he didn't want that. So he chose hotdogs, baked beans, and coleslaw. Everywhere I walked was clean. Maintenance and physical condition were very good. But they were in the process of painting some of the walls and upgrading about 10 of the rooms, and that's something that they do on an ongoing basis. "

"My father has been at The Meridian at Lantana for two years. In that time, he has, on occasion, required additional, or special, attention. The staff at The Meridian have been responsive, compassionate, respectful and professional. It is so important for family members to know their loved one is being cared for. We appreciate the care he has received."

"I toured Vi at Lakeside Village. The food is good. It's not a gourmet French restaurant or anything like that. What happens when you come in, they make sure that you are introduced to all the other people that live there as well as the staff, so that when you come in, you don't sit by yourself, you don't eat by yourself, and everyone is around you. Everyone is friendly. I wouldn't be going in there if I didn't have everything. The staff is friendly and learns everyone's name so that when they see you in the hall, they will call you by your name. The staff was wonderful. It's not far from where I am living now."

"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."

"We toured Discovery Village At Boynton Beach. I liked the size of the apartment, the space, and the kitchen. We saw the dining room. The meals are important to me, but I still do my cooking. It is convenient because I travel a lot. My husband doesn't. So, it's great to know he has a place that fixes meals. I don't need it all, but he does, and just for my peace of mind, that met all my needs. It's nice to have the cleaning service, and I would still do my laundry, even though they have people who do it for you. There are still many things that I won't give up because I'm very physically capable of doing a lot of stuff, but when I'm not around, it's great to know it's there. They served lunch and dinner."

"Discovery Village at Palm Beach Gardens had three levels of care. They had an indoor swimming pool with their PT department. The room was very spacious and very open. It's an open concept and had wonderful bathroom amenities and walk-in showers. The staff was very nice, very friendly and very outgoing. Everybody we passed in the hall said hi, how are you and introduced themselves. It was very nice. The dining facilities were very pleasant and very comfortable. The smells were good. It was clean and tidy."

Wake up to beautiful views of the ocean in our apartments overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway and the beach. Assisted living at The Club at Boynton Beach empowers residents to live life to the fullest, regardless of age or abilities. We provide modern amenities, purposeful programming, and supportive services to help residents meet their health and wellness goals while enjoying everything we offer. Memory care at The Club at Boynton Beach is designed to nurture each resident with dignity, respect and comfort. With this as our foundation, The Club helps families undertake the challenges that come with memory loss, Alzheimers and other forms of dementia in a way that honors each residents personal experiences and needs. You dont have to look far to see the impressive array of modern amenities available to residents of The Club at Boynton Beach ? all created for a retirement lifestyle focused on health and wellness. Residents are encouraged to utilize our fitness center with treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes and a big screen TV for individual workouts. Assisted Living & Memory Care Amenities Grab-and-go bistro and bar Restaurant-style dining Private dining room Chef-inspired meals Beauty salon/barbershop Movie theater Library Fitness center Activity center Transportation Regular housekeeping VoiceFriend Hydration program Landmarks for Living program Its Never 2 Late Music & Memory Pet-Friendly Community To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"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."

"My mother has been a resident for over a year after spending 11 months at two other facilities. Palms Edge is much nicer than her two previous locations. My mother is clean and cared for, staff is friendly and gets to know both the residents and their families. When an issue arises, they are quick to notify as appropriate, with explanations; this can be a medication change, a minor injury, or other problems. I have been there at various times, during and outside of business hours and have never had an issue that was not quickly and correctly resolved. The facility director and nursing director are both very knowledgeable and accessible to the residents and families. I'm very thankful that we found Palms Edge to care for my mother as her health is declining."

"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. "

"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."

"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."

"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."