Memory Care Communities in Apopka, FL

"The Grove at Trelago was nice and the food was good, but the apartments were too small. It's terrific, the ambience, the amenities, the swimming pool, the gardens, and the food. The only thing was that the apartments were too small for us. For other people, they may be OK. They have card rooms and a movie theater. The library was very small and inadequate."

"I went to look at Madison at Ocoee. The whole staff was very nice, polite, and caring. They knew all of the patients' names. They were very respectful when they spoke to the patients. All the patients that live there are very clean. You can see that they take better care of the patients in this assisted living place. The way it's set up as a suite is a really neat idea so that they can have their privacy. I like that the family can furnish the place they are staying at. Even if it's a double apartment, they have their separate rooms. They do share a bathroom, which is fine. It's a tiny living space, which is also good. They have like an open restaurant. They are not serving the same thing to everyone. The residents get the option to choose what they would like to eat. I saw the menu, and everything was amazing. When we walked into the place, they served lunch, and it smelled so good. The fact that they have an auction is the cutest thing ever. They give them fake money so they can auction out toiletries. The facility will pick up some grocery items or some toiletries that they might need. They have puzzles, an art event, a screened-in courtyard, and bingo nights. They take the patients out to eat."

"I went to Florida Golden Adult Care yesterday and I like it. The home was very clean and very clean smelling. It was a spacious home. The caretakers seemed very nice. They had a large living room with a big TV for the patients, and they had an outdoor patio and a big yard in the back, which was nice. The room they showed me was just a small bedroom with two twin beds, so it was for two patients. They had a TV though. It's a very nice home."

"Providence Living at Maitland was beautiful. It's brand new, so it's immaculate. I loved the design of it. The room situations were set up with nice wide hallways and a little shadow box outside of every room to put pictures of the residents or their family and stuff. That was a good thing for helping the residents find their way around and such. They also have nice motion sensors in the room, so they make sure they're keeping a good eye on everyone. The second floor was just starting to open up, so my only hesitation would be if there were enough other residents that would be a company for my husband at this point. Also, they do not have a respite program, which I would have liked to have. Other than that, the staff was very warm and very helpful in answering any questions. It's much closer to my home, so it would be easier for me to get there and drop in at any time. They had a beautiful courtyard and the activities they did all seemed great. They were willing to let the residents do what they enjoyed. They had a good activity center, too."

"I was able to visit because it was very close to me and it's a new facility. I love it, but it was too big. It would be overwhelming for my parents. It was just a huge facility and my parents would have been too spread out and separated from each other because they would not be together."

"All the facilities we visited have been excellent, but Cornerstone was the one that was within my insurance budget. This place was built quite a few years ago so it's the oldest facility in the area. All the others were new and all but their prices were beyond my insurance and I just couldn't afford that. Also a friend of ours had used this place for their folks and they recommended it. The manager there is very dedicated. She would go in a couple of times a week on her own on hours that the staff don't know that she's coming just to see how they're doing. She was a very nice lady and she even has her mother there as a patient. Their rooms were nice and adequate. They're also well-kept. However, you have to furnish your own room for yourselves but it's the same in all the other facilities. "

"Having mom in Eastbrook Gardens is the best move I made for her. My mom is a friendly person. She comes from a strong Christian background. She always says "God Bless You" to the staff. She always hugs and kisses them and the staff handles that so well. There was no rejection. They embrace her for who she is. They are like family to her. Everyone handles my mother well. "

"My wife is staying in Inspired Living Ocoee. They have very nice staff who's always very friendly. We're able to go in and see her, and we can bring our grandchildren now, since the pandemic has let up a little bit, and that's very nice. The rooms are nice, the staff is very friendly, and they're always willing to help. She seems to be getting very good care there, and there seems to be a lot of activities for them to enjoy during the day. They get to see movies, they play games during the day, and they switch things up. They watch videos, music videos, and things like that. They get up and dance once in a while. I've seen their food, but I've never eaten there, but it seems my wife loves her food there."

"I like the location of Brookdale Lake Mary because it was back a little bit. The person I talked to was fabulous, but when I looked at the demographics, some people had a little bit more disability than my sister did. She needs to interact with people and I thought the people there were going to be a little bit harder to interact with. I think it was very clean. The rooms were nice sized, but there was no distinction between the bedroom and the living room. It was just one big room whereas I prefer ones that are sectioned off. The main reason I didn't select it was because of the demographics of the people that live there. I just want someone my sister can make friends with, interact with and do things with."

"I went to Vitality Living Lake Forest. We're probably going to go with them. It is a total community. It looks like a resort. It provides everything that my husband could want. They have restaurants, sports rooms, a physical therapy room, and very nice studios and one-bedrooms. It's about 18 minutes from the house, so it's convenient regarding that. The facility itself lays out beautifully. They have about 125 residents, so I think it provides my husband ample stimulation and people he can interact with."

CERTUS at Dr. Phillips, located at 7753 Conroy Windermere Road in Orlando, Florida, is a premier memory care community dedicated exclusively to serving individuals living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. With 64 private suites thoughtfully arranged across two secure residential wings, the community is designed to provide both comfort and familiarity. Residents benefit from 24/7 access to compassionate clinical staff and personalized care plans that support cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being. Situated in the heart of the upscale Dr. Phillips neighborhood, CERTUS offers convenient access to top-tier medical facilities, including Dr. P. Phillips Hospital and AdventHealth Orlando. At the core of CERTUS is its innovative, research-based Town Center—a vibrant, fully secured space that encourages daily engagement and social connection. Here, residents can enjoy amenities such as the Masterpiece Theater, a fitness center, a beauty salon, a bistro, a post office, a library, and a reservable private dining room for family gatherings. The community also offers a spa with a therapy tub and therapy room, enhancing the holistic wellness experience. Daily life is enriched through a variety of activities, including music, games, arts and crafts, gardening, fitness programs, and offsite excursions. Residents can savor chef-prepared meals in the communal dining room, opt for room service, or invite guests to join them at mealtime. Housekeeping, laundry services, and multilingual staff fluent in English and Spanish further contribute to a supportive and inclusive environment. CERTUS at Dr. Phillips stands out for its commitment to whole-person wellness and its evidence-based approach to memory care. The community's design incorporates soothing colors, lighting, and textures to create a calming atmosphere that promotes independence and quality of life. Residents and their families can also enjoy the rich cultural and recreational offerings of the surrounding area, including the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Lake Eola Park, and nearby attractions like Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando. With its blend of compassionate care, engaging amenities, and a vibrant neighborhood setting, CERTUS at Dr. Phillips provides a nurturing environment where residents can thrive. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"Emeritus was very nice. It was an excellent facility. The staff did a great job. She was informative, and I had no issues with her at all. The single rooms were kind of small. They didn't have a double room, which was much more to my parents liking. They didn't like the smallest of the single rooms. The dining room was very nice, well organized and detailed. It was a very good atmosphere. "

"My husband has been in Ivy Court for a couple of months now. I think it's a very good facility. It's near our home, so that makes it easy for me to go and visit him every day. "

"I would have loved to put my mom at Arden Courts but they didn't had the diversion program for medicare or medicaid. I liked it because it was clean and the people were very friendly. I toured the whole facility and the rooms were very nice. They showed me the activities that they do and they seemed to have more one-on-one activities. They showed me the courtyard that they could go out to. They have a really good reputation in the area and it's recommendable. "