Vintage Care Senior Living

Marlene H, aka Micky

We are one big wonderful family here at Vintage Care in Palatka Florida. I couldn’t be any happier! Not knowing exactly what to expect in an Assisted Living facility, Vintage Care turned out to be a Dream Come True. It’s only getting better all the time Thanks to Dianas’ taking over VC & her huge fair, loving & caring empathetic heart, which worked out perfectly as her previous position was our head nurse here; where she also did as much as she could in general management, (although at times her hands were often tied by the previous Director); Thank the heavens above, Diana was tapped for head honcho, aka the Director of Vintage Care. Diana is truly a Blessing! & is responsible for our health & & all around well being. I will honestly tell you I have love for the administration & every single resident here, as they really are my family. Diana has surrounded herself with our wonderful Dream Team of ladies here at VC & of course they are compassionate & care for/about each of us. The beautiful Traci, officially the Executive Marketing Director, (however, she Is the epitome of jack of all trades, is an incredibly helpful & loving young lady; Donna & Angel are sweethearts & Executives who also “Run the whole show in the office, & keep VC moving forward. Then there’s gorgeous Katrina, Executive Director of our many fun & engaging Activities who always has her beautiful smile for us. Recently added to our Vintage Care VIP team is lovely Christy, our Head Nurse (who certainly the big shoes of Diana to fill), & I must say she is doing great. Newly added & in my opinion, a unique yet vital aspect of an ASL, which sets us apart from other Assisted Living facilities, includes our staff also recently addedNurse Practitioner Tiffany & the many awesome nurses who work with her. I could write pages describing my home here at Vintage care & the rest of the Department Heads & caring staff here, but I’ll end with this… Check out this clean, cheerful, & now, a very well managed facility for yourself!

Joyce

I visited Vintage Care Senior Living. They provide assistance at an additional cost. They have a lot of staff and three meals a day. I like it partly because it's near my son, I can afford it, and they have backup generators for when the electricity goes off. I wouldn't have to evacuate. They have a lot of activities, and they have an activities director. There's shopping real close, grocery, and all that stuff. They provide transportation and they have lots of medical facilities. There's a hospital right nearby. The rooms are like studios, but they're big and they have step-in showers. It's well-staffed. They have plenty of people and there is somebody there 24/7. They have a nice garden. I was just disappointed that they say they have physical therapy, but it's an exercise room that has a bike in it, and that's about it.

Gloria

I chose Vintage Care Senior Living because there's not much choice here. I think, as far as I know, it's the only place that's assisted living. I'm on the second floor and I have a nice room. I think it's like 12 by 18 or 14 by 18, something like that. It's a studio-type apartment. It's very nice and very pleasant. The food's good and the personnel is friendly and helpful. They have bingo, morning walks after breakfast, they play cards on a few days, they have a chair exercise program set up twice a day, and just a lot of basic things they have in assisted living. They have quite a few activities throughout the day, every day. Everything's nice and clean. The price is very reasonable.

Blugreen

Like you, I read many reviews prior to deciding on a facility. They were so helpful to me. And I hope this one is as well. My mother was there for about two years. I visited her 2-3 times per week. I selected the facility because of the sweet staff. And because they seem to always know where my mom was and love her. I have learned that visiting is the key to your peace of mind as well as theirs. Sadly, many residents never have a visitor. I also learned that no nursing homes are perfect. But some are better than others. It starts with the administration. If it’s a positive place to work, that shows in staff morale. If not then that shows too. My reason for the rating is lack of proper supervision. My mother was in memory care and walking a lot. Hence she was vulnerable. This is just not ideal place for residents who have dementia because they are at risk of getting out. Which my mother did. Thank you allowing me this review.

Marty E. family

Vintage Care in Palatka, FL is consistently a wonderful assisted living facility, as witnessed by my family over the last seven years. Each time my wife, our daughter, and myself visit, our (now 100 year old) surrogate mother Mrs. Mary B., Vintage Care makes our visits most pleasurable. Recently, at New Year's 2022/2023 week, we enjoyed and appreciated the delicious meal Chef David Williams and his very nice kitchen staff prepared and presented to our mom Mary, Marilyn, Teresa, Marge, and my family. Such friendly and polite staff, which definitely includes Donna welcoming us at the front desk and taking the attached photo. I can say that Vintage Care is a clean well kept facility that is dressed in holiday spirit year after year. It's staff, from the health care workers to the maintenance man who jokes with Mary, always have smiles. Our visits with Mary are consistently happy and heart warming, and for that we are grateful. Sincerely, the Marty E. family

Risha

My mother has moved in. So far, so good. She's liking it and I'm liking it. It's very bright and cheerful and the people are very nice. We're very happy so far. The staff is fantastic. They've been wonderful. Her apartment is nice, bright, and cheerful. I brought her furniture from home, so she's really happy here. They have an area for people to get physical therapy. Everything seems nice here. The people are very sweet and mom seems pretty happy. Periodically, there are little glitches here and there. Her button battery had a problem, so we got a new one and they took care of it. Everything seems fine. So far, she's liking the food. They have the option. If she doesn't like a particular thing that they're cooking for that day, she can always order something different. She's not doing anything at this point. She's still in a wheelchair, but she did bingo. She has the option of doing other things, she just can't at the moment. The nurses are very sweet and very kind to her. I checked quite a few, but this one was the most reasonable, and to me, it was the nicest.