Arden Courts of Seminole

David

We toured Arden Courts of Seminole, and this one was a little bit better. Donna was the senior advisor there. When we decided we weren't going to go there, she was still calling me every other day to see how we were doing and if there was anything she could do to help, giving us lots of resources and numbers to get certain things that we needed, like wheelchairs and diapers. She was a phenomenal woman. They had a patio. They had little stores inside of the place. They had a lot of books available, but they were not deemed a library or anything.

Mike

I am so grateful I found Arden for my wife. Every member of the staff has been there for a long time-hardly no turnover. So caring and loving. It shows as I visit my wife every day. They can't walk pass a resident without telling them they love them and giving them a big hug. It is a little expensive, but worth every penny. I now enjoy real peace of mind knowing my wife is so well taken care of.

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Glenn

While searching for a memory care facility for my mom, I was referred to Arden Court in Seminole by several different friends and business associates. I contacted Donna at Arden Court and was immediately impressed and relieved. Donna is a great listener, she asks appropriate questions and helped me make some tough decisions. When I visited the facility, Donna took the time to show me around and explained the various services. My mom will be moving to Arden Court due in large part to Donna's professional and caring support.

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Mary

The apartments at Arden Courts Seminole were a little small, but their outside courtyard and the layout of the whole building were wonderful. They had a living room where residents would congregate. They offer transportation where they take them to doctor's appointments. However, everything is actually done in-house, which I was very impressed with. They had their own health care system and nurses are on staff 24/7. They have doctors that come in, podiatrists, and all that kind of stuff that's included in their monthly fee. The place was very well-maintained. They had sidewalks, porches, and gazebos. They had doors that the residents could go outside freely and they just check on them every 15 minutes.

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N Spinelli

Arden Courts of Seminole is the best memory care facility in the Tampa Bay Area. My mother currently lives here and I am so fortunate that my extensive search to find a true home for my mom led me here. The reputation of this community is excellent and my wonderful care manager Kelly recommended Arden Courts when we determined that memory was the next step from assisted living. The moment you enter the building you are greeted with compassion and joy. Every single team member here is exceptional. The leadership team, the operation team, facilities, the nurses, the care givers, the chefs and team - the activities team - I would list everyone by name in gratitude but I don’t want to accidentally miss anyone. I now have an extended family in this amazing community. Every resident is treated with respect and love. Alzheimers or other forms of dementia are so challenging for the family members who are seeking quality of life for their loved ones but Arden Courts of Seminole have erased my stress by making my mom so happy. I would have rated them 10 out of 5 stars - because they exceed a 5 star rating. The rooms are the perfect size, the building is warm and welcoming, the meals are excellent - both delicious and nutritious, the activities are wonderful and the calendar is fun and engaging, they have a beautiful outdoor space for residents and family members to walk or sit and enjoy time together. The facilities are wonderful and the facility manager is ready and willing to do whatever is necessary. The skills and hearts of the nursing team and the care givers amaze me daily. If you are looking for the BEST - you will find it here.

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Sheryl

My father was in a memory care place called Arden Courts of Seminole. It was wonderful. They were really, really good, but he fell when he was there and broke his hip and just started a whole domino effect of things. I can't believe it's super cheap compared to everything else. It was very, very small. It looks a whole lot like a house. They had divided it into like a garden section and a boating section and a couple of others. There were like 10 to 12 residents on the floor, and they had a lot of activities. I loved it. Unfortunately, my dad was only there for eight days. He got up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and he peed on the floor and he slipped and fell and broke his hip. I had a very good impression of it. They just can't take him back because now he can't transfer anything by himself. He's totally wheelchair-bound. They had a very caring staff. The food was good and they followed good COVID protocol. Nobody got in without doing their hands and wearing their mask unlike a lot of other places I've seen. They have people that would come in every week and play the piano and sing. They bounce around a balloon and stuff like that. They always had something going on, but my dad refused to go. Everyone else seemed pretty happy. The staff was great. They let you bring your pets in there, and some people even had cats. That was nice because my dad loved having his dog come and visit. Other places are $12,000 a month and this one was $6800 a month, so it was a good deal.

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