Arden Courts of Fort Myers

SanibelSunsets

What most people don't realize until you experience this personally, is that being a caregiver is really hard. Having your loved one at Arden Courts is like giving part of that weight that is on your shoulders to that team, and they are more than strong enough to carry it! You can feel the love and generosity from the moment you walk in the door. Between the interactions with thier staff and residents you can tell how much they care. Andrew and Natalia are great points of contact. Ashley and Brittney address all my concerns and answer any an all questions I have. They also lead a great staff. John fixes it all. Diane is always moving and keeping the residents doing the same and Jennifer makes sure they are well feed. They meet every need for the residents but even better, me too. I couldn't be more grateful.

Pam

My husband was at Arden Courts of Fort Myers for a month. The nurses were wonderful. The activities were good. Their food was good. I just feel like their rooms were a little depressing. My husband had a single bed, a dresser, and a chair. It wasn't very big, and it wasn't very pleasant looking, but maybe it was because he was there for respite care. He was not happy there, but I don't think he'd be happy anywhere. They had a lot of activities. He partook in some of them and in some of them, he didn't. They had a courtyard, too.

pugsnhugs

I currently take care of my mother who has Alzheimer's. As of late I have been going out of my mind trying to keep things at bay. Unless you experience your loved one deteriorate and become a strange, you do not know the battle caregivers face. I called Arden courts needing some help. I spoke with Ashley and she immediately started to put me at ease. You could tell the caring and compassion that was there. I set up a tour and met whitney and natalie who showed me the facility. I was terrified at first but when I was done I knew there was no better place for mom and no better team than the one at Arden courts! They specialize in memory care and are all specifically trained on tricks and techniques. Move in was painless. The team even helped me set up the room. GREAT JOB GUYS!

asherrill

My wife was at this facility and lived very happy for her remaining years. The young ladies who cared for her did gods work. Everyone cared for one another. We always knew where my wife was and there was no body better at dealing with folks with Alz than Arden Courts.

Doris32

My brother was in Arden Courts at the age of 55 with Alzheimer's, and he passed away in that family, so I am very familiar with it. The thing that I like about it is the outside area where my mom could walk or get some good walking in a safe area. The other thing I like about it is they have a similar facility in Illinois where my son lives, so if I had to transfer her it would be to a very same kind of environment and the transition would not be difficult for her. I think the staff was excellent. I had no problems with them at all. The bedroom had a toilet in it and a sink. The shower area was a common area where they help the residents. There were four separate areas, and each one had their own dining area. They had common areas and a recreational area where they could sit and do exercises or have church and things like that. But the thing I liked about it is the outside area where they could walk at will. I was very satisfied with their treatment of my brother, and that is why I would put my mother there.