Brookdale Port Charlotte

I lived at Brookdale Port Charlotte for A number of years. I miss everyone terribly. I’m grateful for everything they have done for me and my family. The care that I received really was the best when I had given up on myself, they refused to allow me to give up. I am doing better today only because of that stuff. I ate meals every day as did my family, on occasion. The chef gives us choices, and you never go away hungry. Rarely did I ever eat a meal I didn’t like There’s always something to do, and they are great about involving everybody and discovering what your passion is. Nothing in life is ever perfect. Anytime myself or my family have had obstacles, the management team fixed it promptly and we never had that issue again. That is something that always impressed me. I hate to be a bother. They actively solicited my input and always genuinely care if I was happy or needed anything I owe a lot to these wonderful people. I’m living in another state now, in the community is nice but I miss brookdale and I do miss my family. I would always tell families who came to visit our community how good my experience has been because it’s important the families know that their mom or dad will be well taken care of and will not just be institutionalized. Brookdale Port Charlotte does all things with love. I would always tell families who came to visit our community how good my experience has been because it’s important the families know that their mom or dad will be well taken care of and will not just be institutionalized. Brookdale Port Charlotte does all things with love. I miss you all

I am a resident and am very happy. The meals are good and we have choices if we don’t like what’s being served. We can have as much as we want. Housekeeping is good and the aids are very helpful. I have made friends with many and enjoy the activities offered. I’ve lived other places and won’t leave cause this is my home. My family is welcome anytime. They do a great job caring about us.

The food here at brookdale port charlotte is miss portioned and semmingly dry.

Our Dad can be a handful, and the staff are consistent with his care. Regardless the obstacle, mgmt. finds a way to make him happy. They go above and beyond, and we are indebted to them! They genuinely care about what they do, and tolerate unrealistic expectations, very gracefully. The mgmt. philosophy definitely trickles down. We are always impressed to see the mgrs in the trenches, with the aids and nurse, whenever the need arises. They are a team! Things aren't always perfect when dealing with personalities like our Dad, but we take comfort in knowing they actively work towards solutions. Something we never experienced at Dad's previous homes. He is happy, and we all have peace knowing they are looking after Dad, very well.

I liked Brookdale Port Charlotte. The staff was very friendly. The residents seemed happy. It did not feel like an institution, and I liked the fact that it was smaller. It had a better vibe. I thought my mother would like it.

We made the difficult decision to move my ma into assisted living, and visited Brookdale Port Charlotte 3 times. We had a meals and attended an activity. We were very impressed. This staff demonstrated what we want for ma. We spoke to other residence (some that came from other communities) and all had good things to say. Management listens and meets their requests, involve them in meal planning, activity/outing plans. They even started activities that residents requested. Flexibly is what we saw! The attention to care was evident. We met with their sales manager, who was always responsive and helped us with va benefits and bridge loan options. No pressure, all compasssion and assistance, which the entire family appreciate. We did not experience that at other places! There is so much to consider when making this leap, and we must have looked every where. I can say without reservation Brookdale Port Charlotte it unique. Smaller single story, very clean, well manicured, and peaceful. You can tell this team genuinely care for their residents.

We liked Brookdale Port Charlotte. The facility was very clean. The one thing that we did not like about it was that my mother-in-law had an eighth grade education and anxiety disorder, and in order for her to take her own medication, she had to know what each pill was for. It only took three prescriptions, but that was something that with her anxiety disorder would put her over the edge. If they would have to take control of all the pills, that was like an extra $600 a month. That was the only thing that we did not like about it. The rooms were small. We were taken on a tour by one person -- the sales manager. The staff there was not as interactive with us as it was with the place where my mother-in-law was. The staff would come and clean your room once a week. They had games, cards, and transportation for shopping and doctor's appointments. They served three meals a day.

Great community! Clean, good food, warm and inviting. Customized to their residence needs and wants. They make it happen for them and promote independence, which is super important to my mom. Everyone is kind and attentive a big family, which you wont find in the larger communities. Best decision we made.

Caring place. Clean, great food and lots of activities and programs for the residents. Plenty of staff on hand that took great care of my dad with dignity. I can't say enough good things about this community.

Took great care of my dad and treated him with divinity which was a relief. Caring staff, clean, quiet, lots of meal choices and things to do. Highly recommend!

Nice place, friendly staff, pet friendly, reasonable priced and I like the apartments. Willing to work with me and very accommodating and genuine. One level is ideal and liked that it's not huge. Showers are roll-in and safety pull cords in the apartments. Take good care of my family member.

Our family visited a number of communities in Port Charlotte but kept coming back to this community. It's intimate single level, Clean, inviting, and has nursing on staff. We were happy to see residence interacting, and being involved in activities going on during our tour. This is our first experience with senior living and their sales manager was great with offering us support, and alternative financial solutions to make this affordable. They appeared to be well staffed and care about their seniors. Brookdale seems to have done a good job of compiling programs that are specialized for their senior residence. Our families strongly recommends this community.

Our family really likes this community. We looked at others in the area and kept coming back to Brookdale Port Charlotte. It is a nice intimate community, with Caring folks and nursing on staff. We were happy to see that the community was clean and didn't smell like others we had visited. The residents were doing exercises in the living room and seemed very peaceful We are new to this whole experience and the sales manager was really great about giving us solutions and explaining the wonderful programs the Brookdale has customized for their seniors. Our best advice would be to definitely at this community to your list. You will be pleasantly surprised.

Liked that this place is single story and more intimate. Clean and plenty of staff around and hospitable. Very nice solution for my Uncle.

I visited Brookdale Port Charlotte. They were unprofessional. The person who came out seemed almost like she was at home. There was no nametag and no welcome. Somebody else was taking a test in the room that we were supposed to have a private conversation in. They were disorganized, too. The laundry room door was open. Also, it looked like they needed to replace the tiles. There were several other issues, too. We were trying to have a conference, but it was lunchtime. So, people were coming in, and of course, the workers in the kitchen were hollering back and forth. I didn’t like the way some of the rooms were set up.

My mom is in Brookdale Port Charlotte. Brookdale is absolutely perfect. I spend a day there with my mother while she does Wii bowling. They have a team. They have wonderful happy people working there. Happy people live there. They are clean. The people there are kind and loving. The food is good. My mother is extremely happy and I am extremely happy that she is at a Brookdale facility. I can go on and on and sometimes it brings tears to my eyes because my mother is having such good care. She is 92 years old and she is so very happy. It makes me so happy to know that she getting this level of care and her day to day life is happy.

Unfortunately the Brookdale Sterling house is more interested in profit, then they are in their residents. My mother is a resident. Although the apartment was not ready for occupancy because of renovations, the "executive" director insisted we were responsible to pay rent during that time. I was told that if we didn't: "someone else would", implying the apartment would not be saved for my mother. She recently fractured her leg & was in a hospital & rehab for over 2 months. I was told I had to pay the personal device fee which include food, transportation to appointments, reminders to come for meals, activites, etc. which she was not utilizing since she was not there. I consider this immoral.

Brookdale was a very lovely place, but they did not accept Medicaid, which my mother had to have. The best thing about that place was they had like little pods or wings, and each pod had its own dining room. They had a lot of activities, which was very nice. On the second floor, they had a little area with a kitchen where they could bake cookies or pop popcorn. You could use it if your family was visiting to have a snack or something, and they had a couple of tables to sit at in there. The Baptist Church was directly across the street and a little school on the corner at the end of the street. There were a few family homes. They were very close to a lot of businesses.

Brookdale at Port Charlotte is a smaller place and people were out and about. It seemed a nice and friendly place. They provided all the services that a person would need.

I chose Brookdale Port Charlotte because of its size and location. It was small. The apartment was nice, clean, and new. The staff was nice, and the food was good. It was very clean inside and out. The grounds were well cared for.

I visited Brookdale Port Charlotte and took my mom there. First of all, it is a locked facility because they have a mixed population. Some of their population is memory care type, and they don't have an isolation area for their memory care patients. So their memory care patients are mixed with those that just need assisted living. The idea that it was just like a lockdown was kind of creepy, and I didn't like that at all. Number two is when I brought my mom for a visit, when we opened the door there were two memory care type patients. They were very agitated, and my mom started crying. She wondered if all the people there were like that. It did not, but it didn't go well. The place is absolutely very pretty. The whole idea of having a mixed population like that was kind of a turn off.

Sterling House was beautiful, clean, and bright. The staff was very pleasant. It looked like it would have been a fabulous place to be; it was just way out of my price range.

We were able to walk in at Sterling House of Port Charlotte and I was not impressed at all with that facility. You can't really walk in the front door, you need to ring the bell and someone comes and gets you which is I guess okay, but it felt very unwelcoming. When you walk in the front door, there was no really reception area. We walk right into basically a living room where there was an activity going on and there were a lot people in there so there was really no place to greet each other or even chat.

The staff of Sterling House of Port Charlotte was friendly, informative, and helpful. The staff was good. I liked them best. The rooms were fine; good rooms. I thought it was a secure facility.

The people who showed me around at Sterling House of Port Charlotte were knowledgable. They answered many questions of my concerns. The place was very clean. This is a possibility in the future; if I need to go to someplace like that, I would choose this place. Their rooms are adequate for any need I might have. Their dining area was quite acceptable.

I was very impressed with Sterling House of Port Charlotte. This is the facility that we chose, and we are on their waiting list. It's very clean and current in its decorations. They are very friendly, and I like the fact that it was a very uplifting, positive place, while some of the others were very depressing. The woman who took me around was very pleasant and friendly, and actually I could be her friend. She was just a very nice and caring person. We had a very good rapport.

It was an excellent facility. The staff was respectful and everybody was so nice there. They have a beauty salon; I heard it’s very good. They have an exercise room, they have a pool. They have everything there and there are a lot of things to do. I think it’s the best clean place I’ve ever seen. It's a beautiful place; one should take a tour. I got to talk to some residents and they loved it there. They looked busy and I think they’re happy or they wouldn’t be there; they would be at someplace else. I am pleased.

Sterling House of Port Charlotte was clean and we liked that they only had a few residents. The staff were good although they still worked on a routine for her. They had a separate dining area and community room. She had a two bedroom apartment with a little kitchenette and bathroom. And there was a separate sitting area in the front by the fireplace. Someone came in and sang for the residents, there were exercises, they brought dogs inside, etc.

Sterling House is very attractive but they're very small and they're more like a rehab facility. There's no place to go outside of the facility, there's no place to walk. They have alarms for the back door so that I could tell that the people couldn't really go out into the backyard unless they were supervised and it's just wasn’t people-friendly enough. It's very restricted and it's not something we wanted. The staff is very nice. It was simply not the environment my mother wanted to live in at this point in her life.

We didn't like Sterling House of Port Charlotte. It was a good place for someone that's looking for that kind of facility. My brother needed a smaller community. They did have indoor activities but I didn't think they had outdoor activities. However, their staff did have good work ethic.

I wasn't too thrilled with Sterling House. Their staff was very good and their dining room looked fine. However, their rooms were small. It seemed to me that it would fit only one person.

Our visit at Sterling House was excellent. I think it was more upscale, probably more than my parents can afford. It's a very nice establishment. It has nice common areas. Their staff was excellent. Their amenities were excellent. It was just the affordability issues for us.

I came across Sterling House of Port Charlotte online and visited them for one of my parents. The facility seemed very nice when I went there. It was a fine place actually. The environment was quiet. There was a little construction work going on, but other than that it was quiet, peaceful, and people were just sitting around. I did saw an activity calendar but I didn't see any activities underway. The staff there gave me a tour of one of their rooms and I thought it was a little bit small for a single person. I also saw their menu and their menu was fine. It offers pretty much the same as every other place I visited.

Sterling House of Port Charlotte was regal. I visited the facility while I was looking for a place where my mom can stay. The rooms were decent. The dining room was always open and they had a chef who prepared the meals. The staff were amiable. The residents were busy doing different things. And there was an available van that would take the residents to shopping malls.

Sterling House seemed like a very pleasant place for those needing assistance in their continued living situations. The employees were very sweet and seemed to have a nice relationship with the residents. The grounds were very clean and the landscape was well kept. The drive was even nicely paved. The employees are able to assist in some of the most basic needs my grandfather will need, like hygiene. But the skills and services available do go further as my grandfather ages and will become more dependent. The facility did seem small though. The environment was very intimate and definitely portrayed the sense that my grandfather would not be overlooked or mistreated as is a fear for so many assisted living facilities. During our visit, there was a group who arrived with their antique or vintage cars, hot rods. They parked in two rows at the end of the drive and the residence were able to go out and socialize with the people who brought their vehicles for showing. My grandfather use to be involved with some of the first race cars and I'm sure would find this very entertaining. I really enjoy the fact that Sterling House makes such efforts to keep the residence interactive and entertained.

My mother has been in Sterling House for years. She didn't really have any negative experiences. Most of the staff was okay. I don't they are given proper food. I've seen and even tasted some of my mom's food and it's just not that nutritious. Overall, it was a pretty positive experience.