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Welcome to Heron Pointe Apartments! Affordably priced and loaded with value, Heron Pointe gives you more lifestyle advantages most including a truly desirable location 55+ Senior Community Step into tropical seclusion and leave the stress of your everyday world behind. Heron Pointe, surrounded by lush landscaping, quiet breezes and picturesque views, is an escape from the everyday, with features and amenities provided to give you a lifestyle of beauty, freedom and convenience. Enjoy quiet mornings savoring coffee on the balcony, overlooking the beautiful scenery. Take a refreshing dip in the resort-style swimming pool or escape from the kitchen and serve up some burgers at one of our picnic areas with grills. Heron Pointe‘s commitment to service and excellence assures that your needs are met — in style — and that your life is filled with countless opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment. If you choose to venture out, Heron Pointe offers unmatched ease and convenience with endless options for “seizing the day!” You’re just moments from dining, shopping and entertainment. You can spend less time “getting there” and more time enjoying life to the fullest. Relax. Dream. Live. Welcome to your new lifestyle at Heron Pointe. At Heron Pointe Apartments, there's something for everyone. Affordably priced and loaded with value, Heron Pointe gives you more lifestyle advantages than most including a truly desireable location. Minutes from Shopping, Schools and Beaches. Easy accessibility to Miami- Dade & Broward Counties. Distinctively different, it's ideal choice for perfect living at a rental rate you can afford.

"I am beyond grateful for the the nursing staff and administration at East Ridge. My dad was a patient at East Ridge, first for the rehab facility. Amazing team! they pushed my dad to do therapy. Very sweet team that took their time and accommodated to my dad's impairments to assess the therapy. Unfortunately my father has a terminal illness and did not improve with the program but not because East Ridge efforts. My father was then placed in hospice (as recommended by his specialist) at this facility. They took extraordinary care of him. Not one time did I find my father dirty or not fed. Everyday I received a report from the nurses on his well being. They all treated my father with love. Admin helped with the Dr's appointment scheduling, hospice process, I did not have to worry about paperwork, only care of my dad. Sometimes we as family get frustrated and want everything to be resolved "yesterday", but please remember that is not only one patient they take care of and we all wish to receive the same attention. Also the food is not bad. This place always smelled nice and was clean. Their patients looked happy doing activities. I am the only family member that was helping in the care of my father, could not have done it without the help of East Ridge. If I could the rating would be 10 Stars"

"My mom is a resident of Five Star Premier Residences of Hollywood. The only thing in Five Star is you have one nurse and two CNAs on the floor and they're always in rooms, in the apartment, or whatever, so whenever my mom sticks right out the door, she doesn't always see somebody, and she doesn't like that. I'm like, "Mom, nurses are in rooms helping patients. It's not a receptionist." That's the only thing with Five Star that she doesn't like. I like that she's very near me. Everybody is very nice. I never have issues. They're very sweet. They are always accommodating. The staff is fine. They call me when there's an issue. I've eaten lunch with my mom. It's fun. The food is fine. The structures are fine. They have hurricane-proof glass. They just redid the carpets, painting, and wood floors, so it's very nice now. She plays bingo. They have somebody come in and sing. There are movies, but she doesn't watch them. I think it's expensive and it goes up every year, but they're all for approximately the same amount and they charge more if they have to administer medication which I think is ridiculous. I think it should be included."

"Abbey caring residence saved the last 2 years of my uncles’ lives.He was able to live his last days with dignity and respect in a very nice,clean and cozy room surrounded by compassionate and caring staff. The entire team at Abbeys is awesome,very caring people. The food is homemade,cooked and served with love. The administrator is one of a kind,she goes above and beyond to ensure that everyone is taken care of."

"We're planning to move Dad into Sunny Hills ALF of Homestead. We really like the place, you know, it looked organized, clean, with enough personnel attending the people that live there. They shared all the information that we thought was necessary to know. So, overall, they did a good job. The room was spacious, very private because they had their own restroom, closet, and they offered individual rooms, or rooms to share with one roommate. The administrator took care of us, and she gave a week and a half follow up call to see what we thought and where we were in the process. It was good. We did not try the food, but the dining area looked spacious, with enough room for whoever lives there. The facility is divided into two, the section that we were in, it was the section where they have people with mental issues, so they weren't having activities at that moment because we went at lunch time. But they did mention that they do have time for them to either share games or whatever they are still capable of doing. They try to keep them active."

"The Residence at Dania Beach (Willow Manor Retirement Home) is an excellent place. They have furnished rooms, both private and semi-private, with bathrooms, TVs, and dressers. They have exercise time, activity time, break time, music days, and ice cream socials. The cook will bring out their food to get their bigger meal for lunch and the smaller meal at dinner, which is nice. He'll come around and bring their salads and soups, so the residents get them hot. The way the place is set up, everything is so convenient for the elderly people."

"My sister will be moving to St Joseph's Residence. They have just opened it up because of COVID. We're just waiting for the appointment. Her room is already fixed. Actually, my brother is already there, so it was an easy transition to get her in there. My brother has been there for years. He is in a one-bedroom apartment, which is what my sister is going to have. He absolutely loves it. The staff is very friendly. He loves the food. It's very nice and very clean. He gets a menu to choose from every day. He can eat it in his room or he can eat in the dining room. The facilities have recently been updated, so they're all beautiful and they looked brand new. They have games, they have a library, and they have activities all the time. It's all by choice. They always advertise it. There's a music room, and they got a lot of things going on. All of these places have high value for money, but I think it would still be because of how nice it is. It's a Catholic facility run by the Catholic diocese in the area down there. They will have mass every day at the facility once COVID is out of the way. Most of these residents are Catholic so they could go to mass every day."

"During my quest of placement for a family member I visited many assisted living facilities and this one had many unforgettable good qualities other didn't have. The staff was pleasant from the second I walked into the gate. I had the chance of sitting in the court yard out of way and observe the caregiver/resident interaction. Every resident was address with a hello or a gentle touch as they walked by to remind them the staff was there if they needed anything. You can tell the residents appreciate the staff by the smile they have or the glow in their eye as they interact. I did not see one person sitting in a corner alone or unattended to. I was given very wise advice from a dear friend who told me to focus on the care not the chair. This basically means to not look at how the building shines or the fancy furniture, look for the amount of care the person is given. The nicer the placed seemed the more scares the staff seemed to be. People were left alone and were not stimulated. Some staff would back and ignore the residents. This is NOT the case with Tremont on the Park. I now visit my family member twice a week and have become part of the Treemont family. I loved that I could decorate her room so she felt right at home. She got to bring her own TV, favorite blanket, and all of her puzzles. Now she spends her days on the courtyard with her new friends interacting in activities and completing puzzles. Thank you, Treemont on the Park for providing my family member with dignity and quality of life. A final thank you for giving me peace of mind. "