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Gulf Coast Memory Care
22900 Lynden Drive, Estero, FL 33928
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Rhonda
5
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June 9, 2025
Mom was at Gulf Coast Memory Care for two weeks. Everybody who works there was really nice. They tried to keep certain levels of what a person would need separately, like separate dining rooms for different people. So, that was good, but all the activities were always in the same rooms with everybody participating. The food was OK. Not terrible, but it was never warm. It was always cold. I also understand that people with dementia and Alzheimer's can't tell the temperature. So, they don't even know when they're getting sunburned, and the same with food. If they eat something hot, they don't know it, and they can burn themselves. So, it also makes sense to me. The facility was aesthetically very nice. They had all these different rooms where you could go and watch TV. They had meditation rooms, and they had a garden that the people were planting. They had a lot of activities like that. They were always doing something with the group. There were only two main people/nurses that I dealt with, and everybody was very nice. There was one that didn't like her job too much. I could tell, but overall, they all liked what they were doing. They cared about the people. It was the same person that does the activities every day. So, the people who resided there were at least familiar with somebody. It wasn't a different face every day. So, they were always involved. It was the same people doing multiple things. Whether it would be giving them snacks or making popcorn, showing a movie, or having them color or do puzzles. That was interesting to see. They had a lot of people come in and play music and tell jokes, too. Mom's room was nice. They just freshly painted it and got it ready for her. It was large. Although it was one room, she had a living room, a TV, her bed, and a nice big bathroom. The other rooms that I walked into were all clean, well-kept, and very nice.
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About Gulf Coast Memory Care in Estero, Florida
Gull Point at Estero embraces an innovative approach to life for those living with Alzheimer’s and other memory impairments. Our THRIVE program empowers each individual to build on their personal strengths and life experiences, enabling moments of joy. For those living with Alzheimer’s or other types of memory impairments, Gull Point has created a true community dedicated to memory care. Our memory care program is focused on building positive experiences based on your history and interests. Gull Point offers the best of "coastal living", residents enjoy personalized support, as well as amenities, services and innovative programs for a lifestyle of meaning, engagement and fulfillment. Every opportunity is created to live a joyful, purposeful life that enhances and encourages total well-being in this small, intimate, sunny, family-oriented community. Conveniently located across from Coconut Point Mall in Estero, Fl. Newer one-story memory care community Beautifully appointed courtyards with a putting green and gardening area Large spacious Studios with large modern Bathrooms Fully appointed Hair salon Spa room Relaxation Room All-inclusive pricing 24/7 care on site Dementia trained Staff All meals and snacks and laundry are included Activities 7 days a week Concierge doctors and home health available Furnished apartments White glove cleanliness 30-day respite stays availableTo learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration
Reviews of Gulf Coast Memory Care in Estero, Florida
5.0
(2 reviews)
Facility
5.0
Staff
4.5
Activities
5.0
Value
5.0
Rhonda
5
|
June 9, 2025
Mom was at Gulf Coast Memory Care for two weeks. Everybody who works there was really nice. They tried to keep certain levels of what a person would need separately, like separate dining rooms for different people. So, that was good, but all the activities were always in the same rooms with everybody participating. The food was OK. Not terrible, but it was never warm. It was always cold. I also understand that people with dementia and Alzheimer's can't tell the temperature. So, they don't even know when they're getting sunburned, and the same with food. If they eat something hot, they don't know it, and they can burn themselves. So, it also makes sense to me. The facility was aesthetically very nice. They had all these different rooms where you could go and watch TV. They had meditation rooms, and they had a garden that the people were planting. They had a lot of activities like that. They were always doing something with the group. There were only two main people/nurses that I dealt with, and everybody was very nice. There was one that didn't like her job too much. I could tell, but overall, they all liked what they were doing. They cared about the people. It was the same person that does the activities every day. So, the people who resided there were at least familiar with somebody. It wasn't a different face every day. So, they were always involved. It was the same people doing multiple things. Whether it would be giving them snacks or making popcorn, showing a movie, or having them color or do puzzles. That was interesting to see. They had a lot of people come in and play music and tell jokes, too. Mom's room was nice. They just freshly painted it and got it ready for her. It was large. Although it was one room, she had a living room, a TV, her bed, and a nice big bathroom. The other rooms that I walked into were all clean, well-kept, and very nice.
Dave and Lisa
5
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March 19, 2021
Due to covid, unable to see our loved one's room to see what else is needed, but the facility has exceeded out expectations. The staff have established a great relationship with the patient.
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- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost: $2500
- Special Comment: At Gull Point at Estero, our philosophy emphasizes your physical, social, intellectual and spiritual wellness to help you achieve personal goals. Our signature programs honor your past and present, support the things that bring you joy and multiply your opportunities to engage with others, explore new areas of interest and live a fulfilling life. Welcome home, you will find our smiles are contagious!
- Licenses: AL12921
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