Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Naples, FL

"We signed a contract for Aston Gardens at Pelican Marsh. It's something we can afford, and we liked what we saw. There's a library, a theater, a swimming pool, and an exercise room. The bills are included in your rent. The person that we have the most contact with is Darlene, and she answered all our questions. We met the director of the whole facility, and he was very kind and helpful in answering our questions. We met the chef that is the head of the restaurant and the preparation of the meals, and we met the exercise woman who gives advice and helps in the exercise room as to what is most beneficial. They're undergoing some renovations."

"I moved into Terracina Grand. I like everything about it. What I don't like is that I need a larger apartment, but that could be the case anyplace. Everything here is fine, though. They have great nursing staff. They have wonderful food. They have people who seem very dedicated to caring for the residents. I'm extremely pleased with this place. Tonight, I had prime rib with baked potato and vegetables. It was prepared perfectly. You could cut it with a fork. It was so good. I had red wine with that and I got a cookie. They seem to have a lot of activities. I'm going to go with the group over to the Coastland Mall tomorrow. They have a nice exercise room with the equipment that I like. They have a pool, which I haven't used. They have transportation to doctors three days a week. They had a nice New Year's Eve party for us, a very nice Christmas party for residents and families, and that was great. I think there is a lot of attention paid to making the residents feel comfortable and happy here. There is an abundance of staff here, so nobody is kind of waiting around hoping that somebody will show up. They send someone over once a week to clean, and I also have someone come in who's been with me for many years, and she helps me out as well. But they do a good job. They have an art group, a reading group, and a group that goes to church. They also have physical therapy."

"We have lived here at Arbor trace for 5+ years and love it. We are so spoiled by the care of our wonderful employees. The neighborhood is very well cared for, the food excellent, and everything kept very clean. We are still active at our golf club but try to take advantage of as many of the extra activities as we can. We also have great entertainment which should not be missed. It is large enough for privacy if one wants it, but small enough to be a real community. Best deal for your money!"

Welcome to Arbor Glen at Arbor Trace ! The first senior living development in southwest Florida to offer deeded condominium ownership with 100% equity, Arbor Trace combines the independence of home ownership, the peace of mind in knowing qualified lifetime health care is available onsite, and all the comforts of a full-service resort-style lifestyle for seniors 55 and over. Since December 2007, when the residents of Arbor Trace joined together to purchase the Arbor Club, including the full-service restaurant and assisted living facility, we have been a completely resident-owned community. We are ‘Masters of Our Own Destiny’ with control of all maintenance and club fees ourselves. This allows us to offer a variety of high-quality services and amenities while also keeping a close eye on reducing expenses. Opened in 1991, the first phase of Arbor Trace consisted of 91 lakefront villas and mid-rise condominium residences along with the 36,000 square foot clubhouse facility surrounding Arbor Lake. The second and final phase is now complete with the 17-level high-rise, Tower Pointe at Arbor Trace, consisting of 116 residences and amenities, such as the Gathering Place on the ground floor and the Top of the Pointe Club on the rooftop level with unobstructed panoramic views that overlook the Gulf of Mexico and Little Hickory Bay. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"My mother is staying at Canterbury House, and I like it a lot. The staff is excellent. It's a small place, which is a good thing, and older but nice. "

"Touring Tuscany Villa of Naples was great. There was a good feeling when we came in there. And everything they told us was great. The only thing they don't have is memory care. My sister-in-law could start assisted living and then go to memory care, but they don't have that. The staff was wonderful though. They had so much information. It was awesome. We met some people that work there, and they all seemed nice and very cordial. The lobby was nice. The building is newer and it looks good. The way it was set up, it had a nice feeling to it like you weren't in an institution or something."

"I would like to thank Robert and the entire staff for taking care of my mother Patricia. Top notch facility!!! The rooms and food were exceptional, and the therapist were awesome too. These individuals deserve so much credit. All of these caregivers should be recognized. I recommend The Lodge at Cypress Cove. Thanks again for taking care of my mother."

"Shell Point Retirement Community is excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and I highly recommend it to anybody that is thinking about a retirement community. I think it's one of the best you can find anywhere. They have all different room styles and sizes. There are very small studios, and they go all the way up to three bedrooms, and two baths (depends on what you want and what you want to pay for). We cook on our own, but they have about five restaurants on the premises, and they're all very good. If there's any kind of amenity that you would want in a retirement community, you will find it here. They have everything imaginable from tennis to pickleball, to golf to Bocce, to Croquet to game rooms, to railroad train models, or any kind of game or activity or program that you might have an interest in. They also have a wonderful woodshop, a pottery place, an art studio, and places where you can practice your instruments. They have every conceivable amenity that anybody could ever want. I don't think I've ever found anything that was not provided."

"Merrill Gardens at Barkley Place was nice. The food was good. They have pretty decent pricing. The pool location was nice. They have a nice bar there. They have activities and a nice gym. They also have happy hours four times a week. The facility was very clean."

"My aunt moved to The Palms of Fort Myers. They have many activities. There are five different floors. Three rooms on each floor are designated for things like arts and crafts, reading, board games, and card games. They have a little happy hour twice a week. There is a lounge, billiards, and pool there. It's very well-kept. It's very clean. She got evaluated and she is in the assisted living part and they do medication care. They make sure she goes to the dining hall for three meals a day. There are two dining halls in the facility. She could use either one of them if she'd like. The one on the first floor is like a very large dining hall, she can have people come from outside and eat with her if she'd like. She can go out and we signed her out. We take her out for the day and stuff like that. They have staff nurses, but they have doctors who come in and make their rounds if you want to sign up with their doctors. They have a pharmacy built right into the facility. So all of her medications get filled directly through The Palms. There's always someone there 24 hours a day. She is in her apartment. She has a living room, kitchenette, and a bedroom. They have two bedrooms and one bedroom in assisted living. They can only have visitors for the day. The staff is lovely. They're all very helpful and very nice. They'll do your laundry. They have a laundry service. Included in the price are the linen services where they strip and remake their beds for them so that they don't have to do that strenuous activity on their own. The value seems to be very affordable."

"My husband has moved into Discovery Village at the Forum. He's still in independent living so far. The main issue is that it looks like a hotel. It does not look like a nursing home. It's very nice. The accommodations are very nice. Everyone's quite friendly. It's more like a hotel resort setting. His room is very nice. It has a full kitchen, breakfast bar, living room with a door that goes into a small lanai, a large, spacious bedroom with two closets, and a large bathroom with a walk-in shower. Everything is nice. They have housekeeping once a week. They change his linens once a week. He has meals provided in a restaurant atmosphere. They also have a beautiful restaurant inhouse and they have a bar. The food is very good. The menu is very extensive. They have their standard, cheeseburger, French fries, garden salad, all types of salads, and all types of sandwiches. They also have a meal of the day. It's always a hot meal with an entree, a few vegetables, and dessert on a daily basis, and they post weekly what they'll be having. They have ribs one night and catfish one night. They have a huge in-ground heated pool. They have activities if you choose to partake. They have a beautiful lounge area with a baby grand piano. They have ongoing activities. They have a workout room. They have an in-house salon. They have everything you need. It's very posh, very clean, and beautiful."

"My sister is at Dornoch Place. It is a small community, so it is more personal. The residents seem to be enjoying themselves and they seem to love where they are. The grounds are clean. The location is very easy to get to. There are two residents in a room. There may be three or four rooms in a little cottage. There are three cottages and one of them has a dining room in it and the other two have living rooms. I don't know what the food is like, but I don't like the menu."