Naples Green Village

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It's very important to understand that this community is "for profit". Meaning anything they can do to make more money and cut costs. They have gone thru 4 Executive Directors. There is no management of staff, caregivers, or Residents for that matter to ensure that your loved ones are in fact being cared for. There are many Residents who's families are remote - and this is a tragedy, because these Residents are struggling, no showers, no hair care, no toileting, little to no activities, no petti-care because there is no one advocating for them. There needs to be a major change here. Attitude adjustment. Someone needs to step up and care!!!!

Mary

I went to Naples Green Village, but they don't take Medicaid. The person who walked me around was very knowledgeable. It was very nice. If I could afford it, I would put my mom there. It was clean. It was well-run and very nice. The staff was very friendly, very knowledgeable, and patient. The rooms seemed to be kept in good condition. The dining area was beautiful and very nice. It was clean. It was put together, and it was inviting. You felt like you were in a restaurant. I know that they have a daily activity board, but I didn't really look.

Deborah

Naples Green Village was very, very pleasant. The staff was very accommodating. It was a good atmosphere and it looked like the residents were very happy as well. They have a lot of social events, a lot of get-togethers, and a lot of areas for gathering. We had lunch there, and it was also very good. The rooms looked very comfortable. They're a little on the small side, but I think most assisted living arrangements are a little smaller. They're very clean and had a nice view of the courtyards and beautiful gardens. It was newly remodeled and very clean.

Sylvia

We chose Naples Green Village for my husband because it's smaller. I liked the people, and they are dog friendly and music friendly. Those are things that my husband likes, and I've been able to take our dog to visit him. It's like a family, and so far I'm very pleased. When I visit him, I walked in there feeling good for him and for myself too. The staff is very friendly. You can tell that they interact really well with the patients. They are in touch with me. If something happens, they call me about what needs to be done. It's good to have that communication with them. I've seen how they interact with the patients there in a very friendly and helpful way. I haven't tasted the food, but he keep saying he likes it. It was one of the difficulties he had at home, but he ate the whole thing. Every time I've gone, it looks very clean. They have very lovely courtyards. You can go out and sit out in the sun. There are a lot of different areas for them to sit back and listen to music, watch TV, or do activities. They have activities in the morning. It's more of like a Montessori method. If they don't feel like going, they don't have to go; however, the activities are offered to them. They have a weekly veterans meeting. They have people come into play music, and there's a happy hour once a week. There's a central area, which is the dining area where they all meet. They sit around and actually talk. My husband doesn't actually talk (just gibberish), but they listen. The value for money is the best of all the ones we went to see.

CC

I saw both assisted living and memory care at Naples Green Village. It's a small, lovely residential facility with beautiful courtyards. The staff was outstanding. Their amenities were limited compared to other communities that I've seen. This was like a real simple community. It's not amenity-rich. My mom doesn't need that, but some people like amenities. They have a salon, and they have activities. I only met with the person in charge of sales. The facility inside was nice.

Dot

I chose Naples Green Village because they take Medicare waivers. I like the place; it's fine. The rooms are just like a 1-bedroom, and my husband will be going into a shared room pretty soon. They're renovating everything so it's nice. It's got a little counter with a refrigerator. We had to furnish all the furniture so he got a bed, a dresser, a nightstand, a couple of chairs, and he's all set. The staff is very good, he said the food is better than the previous nursing home, and that's saying a lot for him. They have activities, but with the COVID-19, they can't really get together.