The Waters of Cape Coral

My mother was at The Waters of Cape Coral. She was in assisted living. It's a beautiful location. It's relatively new and well-maintained. The man that did most of the maintenance there was a very hard worker. I appreciated all the work he was able to do. He was always making sure that Mom's TV was operable. Every time we went over there, he was working hard pressure washing and just doing a lot of upkeep that showed a lot of initiative. What I like the least was that sometimes, there was no one at the desk and as far as I could see, there was no security personnel unless they were sitting in an office with cameras going, which is possible. You could walk right in the front door and walk up to the counter. They had a check-in system. A lot of times we had to check in ourselves and get our sticker and put our tags on ourselves. And then there were times that there was personnel at the desk who would take care of that for you. But that was my least favorite part of the place. I think the food was good. My mother never complained about the food; it was good. The people were friendly, and she liked everyone there. The only reason that she moved was to be closer to three of her kids in Illinois. Three kids lived in Illinois, and one lived down here, and she'd been down here for a long time, and she wanted to be a little closer to the three kids. The place was new. The flooring was perfect. Everything was clean. All the furnishings were nice. Upscale furnishings were beautiful. It had optional sitting outside, and it had a lot of stuff going for it. There were some COVID shutdowns while she was there, so the activity did slow down. They were very, very good at providing transportation for her to attend the church service of her choice there in town. Overall, the activity that they did manage to see that she got to was good. It was way above average.

Our overall experience with having my mom at The Waters of Cape Coral is very pleasant. It's beautiful, it's like a luxury hotel, and it's just wonderful. The staff is wonderful; they're very caring and they're just super. I haven't tried the food and my mom is pleased with the food, and she's very particular. They have a lot of different things. They have card games, they have a social hour, they have outside trips where they take them to the library or different excursions, or shopping if they want to. In terms of value for the money, it's expensive. We chose this place because of the activities that they have, the overall feeling of the place was just very friendly, it's clean, and it's close to me.

I toured The Waters of Cape Coral for my brother. That one was beautiful, brand new, and clean as a whistle. The lady that did the tour was very nice. They showed me a few of their things. They showed me the outside and the theater room, and everything they have to offer if you were to live there. I only went into two rooms in the assisted living, and the rooms were very nice in size. She showed me one room on the street side, and one was on a courtyard side.

We've chosen The Waters of Cape Coral for my parents. We're planning to move somewhere after Christmas. The tour was very good. The staff was very good. I liked it because it was brand new, and the price is more reasonable than the other ones. The apartments were fine; they're nice. They looked like they're efficient. The main thing is that they have a full-time nursing. The place is new, and they're giving some specials involved which definitely beats out the other places. They had their salon, dining, and cleaning. They had their therapy and health room. It just looks nice, just because it's new too.