Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach

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1708 NE 4th St

Boynton Beach

33435

Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach

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Jennifer 2022-01-16 What I liked best about Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach was it just seemed to be a very caring and friendly atmosphere. I liked that everything was on one floor. I liked that they all access to every room and the outdoor space. What I didn't like was that it seemed a little rough. They said they were in the process of remodeling, so maybe that's why it seems a little outdated. It needed to be updated. My suggestion for them to improve would probably be to just finish the renovation; it just seemed very open. It seemed dingy and not up to par for me. They have a salon. They do not have a gym, and they do not have a pool. They had group activities. They prefer to have entertainment come in periodically and play the piano. There's a place for bingo and that kind of thing. They may have been a little weak on the activities. I visited this facility

5 3 1

scheveningen 2019-08-15 Interactions with staff could not be better, my wife does not participate in any activities,rooms are fine They have an activity director but as. mentioned before my wife does not participate. And one final comment Ellen A. the execurive director has taken a great deal of interest in my wife as to her eating habits etc. keep up the good work I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

oeofmomskids 2017-10-06 Most of the employees are compassionate and try to do a good job within the restraints of supply shortages and staff shortages. In my presence, they are cheerful and friendly towards my mother. She has some favorite CNA's and others who she tells me are mean. Soaps, towels, toilet paper and such require a search of the building. I have been there late at night visiting my mother and the only CNA on duty for all the residents was doing the laundry. Mom has had a chipped tooth, broken finger and no one knows anything about what happens. No incident reports are ever completed. Sometimes the odors are quite bad, but I'm not sure how that can be avoided given the physical limitations of many of the residents including my mother. The food is just so-so, nutritional value is marginal. My mother has a few good friends there and most have dimentia. For the most part, she is content and has her basic needs met and for that I am grateful. Other than showers. Many residents have complained that they don't get showers. I have not seen easy shower access for Those in wheel chairs. This is not the first facility she has been in. Some are better and I've seen worse. Her condition is such that we cannot care for her at home full time since she can no longer walk. The staff turnover is frequent, particularly at the higher levels. The directors never last more than 6-8 months. Communication is the biggest problem. Follow through on agreements is very weak. Lately I have seen improvements such as a new maintenance manager (there was a vacancy for several weeks). I will say that during the recent hurricane, RPAL was highly prepared with food, water and staff. The new maintenance manager did an outstanding job. The building was boarded and sand bags were in place. The atmosphere was pleasant and the all hands on deck hurricane plan was well executed. Fortunately the hardly lost power, and they did purchase generators. Let me say, there is no perfect ALF or nursing home as I have experienced them for years with my father and other loved ones. It is of utmost importance for the elderly to have an advocate. Their conditions must be closely and frequently monitored by a friend or relative. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 2 1

Will V. 2017-07-17 My mom has been at Regal Park for about a month now. The place is 90% renovated right now, and it looks like a brand new facility. It?s a place that they don't really feel like they're in a jail. They have a receptionist who opens the door for visitors but not for patients. They can go in the whole area so they don?t feel like they're in a jail, and they have a nice patio. They have rooms with one door that goes into the facility, and the other door goes back into the patio. They're very nice and caring, and I like it. In general, I don't have to worry about anything. If mom is sick, they call the ambulance, take her to the hospital, and pick her up. I'm happy, and she's happy. On weekends, they put on music, they have a singer, and they try to make them dance. My mother hasn't complained about the food, so it seems to be OK. The place is very clean and spacious, and they have a large dining room and a TV in a living area. When you go in, it?s nice. The price is excellent because they're willing to work with me. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Donald2016 2016-11-17 I was optimistic at looking at this place based on the latest reviews. However, as a business owner I know how the untruthful reviews can be so I did go and tour. I was happy that I did. My dad is moving in tomorrow. This place did not have any bad odor, all of the staff and patients were outside in the courtyard having an ice cream social and every one was so friendly and very happy. I ended up spending more time than intended. I did not see anyone watching a soap opera or any sick patients sitting in chairs. This is a great place and a clean and fun place. I visited this facility

5 5 1

athom638 2016-11-08 I visited. The smell was overwhelming. I suspect it has something to do with the fact that the residents, most of whom are probably incontinent, are sitting in the living room on the same type of furniture you would have in your house. I see why that would be comfortable for them, but really, the furniture needs to be waterproof. The people who worked there seemed nice, but there weren't any employees in the area where 15 or so not very healthy looking residents were sitting. I wouldn't put my loved one here. I visited this facility

5 2 1

Anon33 2016-10-24 I toured while looking for a place for my dad. Most the residents have memory problems, but if they don´t wander, they are in the ¨regular¨ part, vs. the locked down memory care unit. There were some good things about the facility, for instance, the adminstrators all seemed to really understand how to deal with dementia patients, and it was very clean (no smells when I was there.) But, there were no aides in sight, and on the TV, soap operas were playing. TV can be good for dementia patients, if the programs are picked properly -- simple plots and dialogue, a little silly humor, maybe something musical. But soap operas for what seemed to be all dementia patients did not make sense. No one was at all interested. I feel like my dad would be safe here, but not given the attention he needs to feel happy. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Angie and Bobby McAmis 2016-10-13 My mother, sister and I visited this community. We moved our mother in yesterday. My hat off to all of the staff, they were polite and spoke to us. This place felt warm and like home. It was very clean and we were offered something to drink upon our arrival. We were very impressed with this facility. We visited 4 other places and this was the only place the Administrator greeted us and took time to speak with us...Thank you Regal Parks !!Highly recommended! I visited this facility

5 5 1

Bryan130217 2016-10-13 Regal Park smelled a little bit, and they didn’t seem to have their act together. I went in with an unscheduled visit; they didn’t know I was coming. The difference between Regal Park and the other community was that Regal Park had a much more distinct odor. I didn’t think that the place was kept very well. In my guts, it didn’t seem like a good fit for me. I visited this facility

5 2 1

PSD 2016-07-30 I toured this location, looking for a home for my father. I found the director very qualified and enthusiastic, but the overall Director never bothered to come out and meet us. The facility had some updating needs and there were some urine smells in the hallway. The residents did look happy, clean and well taken care. There was a very large room with the residents watching TV and they seemed engaged and loved. The staff seemed top notch. It's a decent value for a low cost in that area. I would give this place a tour. I went with another location because my father needed much more personal attention. I visited this facility

5 3 1

amaralcynthia 2016-05-22 My mother currently lives here. Some of the appliances were out of date but when we requested for them to be changed they did so without any problem. Thank you! My mother loves watching tv and this facility has an amazing entertainment area for the residents to interact and it's close to the nursing station. We enjoy visiting her and she is happy here. Other

5 5 1

CherylUFUUB 2016-05-17 My dad moved into Regal Park Assisted Living, and it was good. Everybody was very nice, helpful, and accommodating. I asked them if they could change the color of the paint in the room and freshen up some things, and they had extra furniture and rearranged it and put a refrigerator in for my dad, so it was good. We got a single, so he doesn't share it with everybody and has a double bed, two chairs, a nightstand, a dresser, a big entertainment center with drawers, a little refrigerator, and a full bath. They had a birthday party for the January through April residents, and my dad participated and they celebrated his birthday and had a good time. My dad said he likes it better than the other place he had been in. When we brought my dad there, it was lunchtime, and he didn't have lunch yet, so they served him lunch. My dad said it was fine. They had an outside patio where my dad can go to outside from his room and sit outside. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Caring98949250 2015-01-01 We visited Regal Park before my brother moved there. I was impressed with the facility and with the staff. They were very friendly and very helpful. They were very welcoming and forthcoming to us and showed us the whole place. It was very clean, quite new and quite large. It was really updated and was physically very attractive. I visited this facility

5 5 1

1708 NE 4th St, Boynton Beach, FL 33435

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January 16, 2022

By Jennifer

I visited this facility

What I liked best about Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach was it just seemed to be a very caring and friendly atmosphere. I liked that everything was on one floor. I liked that they all access to every room and the outdoor space. What I didn't like was that it seemed a little rough. They said they were in the process of remodeling, so maybe that's why it seems a little outdated. It needed to be updated. My suggestion for them to improve would probably be to just finish the renovation; it just seemed very open. It seemed dingy and not up to par for me. They have a salon. They do not have a gym, and they do not have a pool. They had group activities. They prefer to have entertainment come in periodically and play the piano. There's a place for bingo and that kind of thing. They may have been a little weak on the activities.

August 15, 2019

By scheveningen

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Interactions with staff could not be better, my wife does not participate in any activities,rooms are fine They have an activity director but as. mentioned before my wife does not participate. And one final comment Ellen A. the execurive director has taken a great deal of interest in my wife as to her eating habits etc. keep up the good work

October 06, 2017

By oeofmomskids

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Most of the employees are compassionate and try to do a good job within the restraints of supply shortages and staff shortages. In my presence, they are cheerful and friendly towards my mother. She has some favorite CNA's and others who she tells me are mean. Soaps, towels, toilet paper and such require a search of the building. I have been there late at night visiting my mother and the only CNA on duty for all the residents was doing the laundry. Mom has had a chipped tooth, broken finger and no one knows anything about what happens. No incident reports are ever completed. Sometimes the odors are quite bad, but I'm not sure how that can be avoided given the physical limitations of many of the residents including my mother. The food is just so-so, nutritional value is marginal. My mother has a few good friends there and most have dimentia. For the most part, she is content and has her basic needs met and for that I am grateful. Other than showers. Many residents have complained that they don't get showers. I have not seen easy shower access for Those in wheel chairs. This is not the first facility she has been in. Some are better and I've seen worse. Her condition is such that we cannot care for her at home full time since she can no longer walk. The staff turnover is frequent, particularly at the higher levels. The directors never last more than 6-8 months. Communication is the biggest problem. Follow through on agreements is very weak. Lately I have seen improvements such as a new maintenance manager (there was a vacancy for several weeks). I will say that during the recent hurricane, RPAL was highly prepared with food, water and staff. The new maintenance manager did an outstanding job. The building was boarded and sand bags were in place. The atmosphere was pleasant and the all hands on deck hurricane plan was well executed. Fortunately the hardly lost power, and they did purchase generators. Let me say, there is no perfect ALF or nursing home as I have experienced them for years with my father and other loved ones. It is of utmost importance for the elderly to have an advocate. Their conditions must be closely and frequently monitored by a friend or relative.

July 17, 2017

By Will V.

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mom has been at Regal Park for about a month now. The place is 90% renovated right now, and it looks like a brand new facility. It?s a place that they don't really feel like they're in a jail. They have a receptionist who opens the door for visitors but not for patients. They can go in the whole area so they don?t feel like they're in a jail, and they have a nice patio. They have rooms with one door that goes into the facility, and the other door goes back into the patio. They're very nice and caring, and I like it. In general, I don't have to worry about anything. If mom is sick, they call the ambulance, take her to the hospital, and pick her up. I'm happy, and she's happy. On weekends, they put on music, they have a singer, and they try to make them dance. My mother hasn't complained about the food, so it seems to be OK. The place is very clean and spacious, and they have a large dining room and a TV in a living area. When you go in, it?s nice. The price is excellent because they're willing to work with me.

November 17, 2016

By Donald2016

I visited this facility

I was optimistic at looking at this place based on the latest reviews. However, as a business owner I know how the untruthful reviews can be so I did go and tour. I was happy that I did. My dad is moving in tomorrow. This place did not have any bad odor, all of the staff and patients were outside in the courtyard having an ice cream social and every one was so friendly and very happy. I ended up spending more time than intended. I did not see anyone watching a soap opera or any sick patients sitting in chairs. This is a great place and a clean and fun place.

November 08, 2016

By athom638

I visited this facility

I visited. The smell was overwhelming. I suspect it has something to do with the fact that the residents, most of whom are probably incontinent, are sitting in the living room on the same type of furniture you would have in your house. I see why that would be comfortable for them, but really, the furniture needs to be waterproof. The people who worked there seemed nice, but there weren't any employees in the area where 15 or so not very healthy looking residents were sitting. I wouldn't put my loved one here.

October 24, 2016

By Anon33

I visited this facility

I toured while looking for a place for my dad. Most the residents have memory problems, but if they don´t wander, they are in the ¨regular¨ part, vs. the locked down memory care unit. There were some good things about the facility, for instance, the adminstrators all seemed to really understand how to deal with dementia patients, and it was very clean (no smells when I was there.) But, there were no aides in sight, and on the TV, soap operas were playing. TV can be good for dementia patients, if the programs are picked properly -- simple plots and dialogue, a little silly humor, maybe something musical. But soap operas for what seemed to be all dementia patients did not make sense. No one was at all interested. I feel like my dad would be safe here, but not given the attention he needs to feel happy.

October 13, 2016

By Angie and Bobby McAmis

I visited this facility

My mother, sister and I visited this community. We moved our mother in yesterday. My hat off to all of the staff, they were polite and spoke to us. This place felt warm and like home. It was very clean and we were offered something to drink upon our arrival. We were very impressed with this facility. We visited 4 other places and this was the only place the Administrator greeted us and took time to speak with us...Thank you Regal Parks !!Highly recommended!

October 13, 2016

By Bryan130217

I visited this facility

Regal Park smelled a little bit, and they didn’t seem to have their act together. I went in with an unscheduled visit; they didn’t know I was coming. The difference between Regal Park and the other community was that Regal Park had a much more distinct odor. I didn’t think that the place was kept very well. In my guts, it didn’t seem like a good fit for me.

July 30, 2016

By PSD

I visited this facility

I toured this location, looking for a home for my father. I found the director very qualified and enthusiastic, but the overall Director never bothered to come out and meet us. The facility had some updating needs and there were some urine smells in the hallway. The residents did look happy, clean and well taken care. There was a very large room with the residents watching TV and they seemed engaged and loved. The staff seemed top notch. It's a decent value for a low cost in that area. I would give this place a tour. I went with another location because my father needed much more personal attention.

May 22, 2016

By amaralcynthia

Other

My mother currently lives here. Some of the appliances were out of date but when we requested for them to be changed they did so without any problem. Thank you! My mother loves watching tv and this facility has an amazing entertainment area for the residents to interact and it's close to the nursing station. We enjoy visiting her and she is happy here.

Provider Response

At Regal Park, we think of our residents as family and we always try and go the extra mile to ensure their stay with us is an enjoyable one.

May 17, 2016

By CherylUFUUB

I visited this facility

My dad moved into Regal Park Assisted Living, and it was good. Everybody was very nice, helpful, and accommodating. I asked them if they could change the color of the paint in the room and freshen up some things, and they had extra furniture and rearranged it and put a refrigerator in for my dad, so it was good. We got a single, so he doesn't share it with everybody and has a double bed, two chairs, a nightstand, a dresser, a big entertainment center with drawers, a little refrigerator, and a full bath. They had a birthday party for the January through April residents, and my dad participated and they celebrated his birthday and had a good time. My dad said he likes it better than the other place he had been in. When we brought my dad there, it was lunchtime, and he didn't have lunch yet, so they served him lunch. My dad said it was fine. They had an outside patio where my dad can go to outside from his room and sit outside.

Provider Response

We are happy you enjoyed your visit to Regal Park. Our team is dedicated to the care and well-being of our residents, as well as creating a stimulating and active environment.

January 01, 2015

By Caring98949250

I visited this facility

We visited Regal Park before my brother moved there. I was impressed with the facility and with the staff. They were very friendly and very helpful. They were very welcoming and forthcoming to us and showed us the whole place. It was very clean, quite new and quite large. It was really updated and was physically very attractive.

Provider Response

We are glad you were impressed with our team of professional and the appearance of our facility. We always want to offer our residents the best possible care.

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Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

Here at Colonial Assisted Living of Boynton Beach, residents receive the customized, high quality care they need to live fun, exciting lives. We are pleased to offer a variety of spacious private rooms and countless amenities to meet the personal needs and preferences of every senior. Unlike other senior living communities in the area, we care about the financial health of our residents. Therefore, we offer affordable rates that can give older adults the opportunity to enjoy their golden years without the financial burden.

What programs or activities does Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach offer to enrich residents' well-being?

Thanks to our wide range of amenities, residents of Colonial Assisted Living of Boynton Beach are never bored. From assistance with activities of daily living and skilled nursing to nutritious meals and professional housekeeping, we truly offer it all. We offer an impressive activities schedule that allows seniors to pursue their interests and hobbies while developing strong friendships. Each and every resident will receive everything they need to live their very best life. Our beautiful new Wellness Suite was specifically designed to provide healthcare professionals who offer physical therapy, speech therapy, and other specialized services with the conducive setting they need to improve the health of our residents.

What places are near Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?

Boynton Beach is host to a wonderful beach just minutes away from the community. Residents are brought to the beach on a regular basis. There are also many restaurants in the area as well as parks. Convenient shopping is an arms reach away.

What transportation services does Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach offer to assisted living residents?

We have several transport vehicles and provide transport to resident appointments, day trips and for local shopping.

What makes the chef or dining program at Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?

There’s nothing like a great meal to make you feel at home and every meal is special experience. Our on-site chef prepares delicious meals designed to please even the pickiest palate. A registered dietician reviews each menu, ensuring the meals are just as nutritious as they are delicious. All servers are uniformed to enhance the restaurant style dining experience we provide. Luxury dining without the luxury price tag

What safety features or security measures does Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach offer to assisted living residents?

By establishing several mini-communities we create a smaller, home-like feel for each guests living area, providing 24-hour supervision from caring, dedicated aides as well as third party visiting physicians and specialty medical professionals. By employing the latest technologies we carefully manage elopement risks and wandering, ensuring the safety and security of every guest.

How does Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?

Our Executive Director and resident care director are always a phone call away to all families. The community makes it a priority to have on-going wellness meetings with all families. This is the culture instituted by our Founder.

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Assisted Living Starting At: $2500/month

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Housing Extra: 90 Licensed Beds, Private Rooms

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Dining Extra: Private Dining Room

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Internet Enabled Rooms

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Hospice Care
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Nurse On Staff: Yes

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Cooking
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Home Sale Assistance
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English
French
Hebrew
Russian
Spanish
Languages Extra: Portuguese, Creole

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Resident Capacity: 92
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State Licenses: 12470

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About Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach

Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach is a premier affordable Assisted living community committed to providing the utmost care to seniors. The staff at Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach is dedicated to the residents and their quality of life. Colonial Assisted Living at Boynton Beach is a fully-licensed facility with a focus on memory care and alternative behavioral challenges. The facility is designed for various stages of subacute care and serves a large population while still providing a cozy, homelike setting.

What Makes Us Special

Our mission at Regal Park Assisted Living is to ensure that seniors are able to find stability through available resources which will enrich their lives and empower them though their age. Our dedication to serve these needs, combined with the drive to do so at an absolute affordable rate, is the basis for our foundation.

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