Memory Care Communities in Eustis, FL

"Vitality Living Lake Forest is a beautiful place. It's more updated and shaped like a ship. When you walk in, there are two staircases. The people are good. Cleanness is a five-star. Meals are also included."

"It was a great place for my grandparents. They had a beautiful one bedroom deluxe apartment that was spacious enough to accommodate them both. The staff was super friendly and you could tell they really cared about the residents like their own families. They had a lot of activities but the best was their daily happy hour. The community encouraged families to join their loved ones and have a glass of wine and enjoy the music together. I've never seen an assisted living who offered this. Every time I visited them I felt like I was at the Ritz Carlton."

"I was most impressed with HarborChase of Villages Crossing. It was the nicest of the three we visited. The lady who showed us around was wonderful. She spent a lot of time with us answering our questions. They have things like a salon where they can do hair and nails. It was beautiful. It was also landscaped beautifully outside. The rooms were really nice. They had a little bistro-type of thing, which had excellent coffee and scones. They even gave us scones to bring home. It was just very nice. They had a separate dining area for the memory care people, which was really nice. They could snack at any time, which is good for my mother because she likes to snack at odd hours."

"We were given a handful of places to tour, and Freedom Pointe at The Villages was the first one we looked at. Every other one we looked at after that didn't even compare, and every place we went just made it look better. The cleanliness, the friendliness of the staff, the facility, and just everything. My parents moved to their assisted living facility. It's my first experience with assisted living, and the odd part for me, my parents are absolutely fine with it, is that while it's technically a 1-bedroom but the bedroom wall is not completely closed off. That's a little different for me, but my parents don't have a problem with it. They seem to like it and maybe that's how others are, too. The staff comes by often to get their trash taken out daily and do their laundry. They're also very attentive, all the different staff. I have tried their food and my parents love it. They really went above and beyond, and all the staff seemed happy to be there."

"I thought Sumter Senior Living was very nice. The only thing I can say is that I thought the food was not great. They kept their residents entertained, and they had a lot for them to do. The layout was good. There was not an outdoor smoking area, but they did allow pets, which was very nice. The staff was very, very nice, too. However, I felt like the dining situation was a little confusing. It was kind of disorganized."

"We've moved into Spring Hills Lake Mary. We chose them because they were extra friendly and you didn't have to buy in. We walked through the door, and it was like we were at home. We visited four different styles of apartments, and we were able to pick out what we wanted. We have a two-bedroom, and one of the bedrooms is the bedroom, and the other one we're using as a study, but it's bright and sunny. It feels like something you would have in a normal house. It's just really comfortable. The food is tasty, and it's a good selection. You get a menu when you go in and you order what you want and they change it every week. They have a lot of programs. Their activities look very interesting."

"Brookdale Lake Mary was great. The people were great. It's a little bit older facility, but it's very personable. The guy who gave me the tour was very friendly. You bring your own appliance though. Meals are included. Everything is included. They have access to food, so why would want to bring your own microwave to the room?"

"I visited Highpoint at Stonecrest. They have a swimming pool, and it's beautiful and new. I liked everything that I saw. The whole facility is a five plus. The staff was wonderful, very friendly, and very informative. Everything about it was professional. I did see the dining room. It's like a restaurant. The cleanliness was superior. We went in the lobby, which was very well organized, clean, and well maintained. There's plenty of seating. They had a snack bar in there. It's like a hotel lobby. To me it was superior. The only drawback I saw was that the cost to stay there was too expensive from what I can afford."

At Bridgeport Senior Living, we believe that there is a better way to provide dementia care than the traditional "institutional model" and we are raising the bar of how personalized care should be given here in Central Florida. By blending the best team of caregivers, physicians, and activities in a home environment we are able to enhance the independence and quality of life of each resident. Our residents enjoy the privacy of spacious private or semi-private rooms, plus the use of common living, dining, and outdoor areas. Our Memory Care Accommodations have been specifically designed to offer an encouraging, supportive, and secure environment for residents with memory impairment. Each staff member has received training specific to working with residents with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. We Invite You to come and visit Bridgeport Senior Living Memory Care Homes to experience and feel the difference of a small, high-end memory care environment versus the traditional "institutional model."To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

Hunt Trace Senior Living is a welcoming senior living community located at 1600 Hunt Trace Blvd in Clermont, Florida. Since its opening in 2003, the community has provided high-quality assisted living and memory care services to older adults in South Lake County. Managed by SRI Management, the community offers a comfortable and supportive environment where residents can thrive while receiving personalized care. The community is midsize and designed to accommodate up to 114 residents. Hunt Trace features a variety of apartment layouts, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options. Floor plans such as the Oak Hill Studio, Cypress Cove Studio, Montrose 1-Bedroom, Magnolia 1-Bedroom, and Royal Palm 2-Bedroom provide ample space and scenic views of the surrounding hills, lakes, and the iconic Citrus Tower. These residences are thoughtfully designed to provide both comfort and functionality. Hunt Trace offers a wide array of amenities to support an active and fulfilling lifestyle. Residents have access to indoor and outdoor common areas, a game room, a movie theater, walking paths, a beauty salon, a barbershop, a café, and private dining spaces. The community also provides essential services such as housekeeping, laundry, and scheduled transportation. Complimentary Wi-Fi and a pet-friendly policy—allowing pets up to 40 pounds—help ensure residents feel at home. A standout feature of Hunt Trace is its specialized memory care services, which include designated living areas tailored to varying stages of memory loss. For instance, Citrus Cove is ideal for couples when one partner has Alzheimer’s, while Lakeview Place supports residents in the early stages of memory decline. Hillside Terrace is suited for those requiring more intensive support. Each area is designed with its own activity programs and dining rooms to foster familiarity and routine, which are vital for memory care residents. The community’s prime location offers convenient access to healthcare at nearby South Lake Hospital and provides a variety of recreational opportunities. Residents can enjoy hiking, biking, boating, and fishing on local lakes. Nearby attractions include Lakeridge Winery, where guests can participate in tours and tastings, and numerous golf courses for outdoor enthusiasts. Dining options in the area are diverse, ranging from casual eateries to upscale international cuisine. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"We toured Madison at Ocoee's assisted living for my friend, and it was a very nice place. I would go there if I needed to. I was very impressed with it, especially their interest in the people. You weren't just going to an old folks home. You were going to a nice place with all kinds of activities going on. They try to keep the patient feeling independent, and have more normal living arrangements than in some places. The staff is very pleasant and professional. The place was very well kept up. They have outdoor spaces and a library."

"My tour at Florida Golden Adult Care went very well. I liked that it was a neighborhood, in that my aunt wouldn't get lost in a giant building. The place was very clean. The staff who toured us was very welcoming and informative. I was given a tour of the house. She showed me the complete facility. The dining area was clean and welcoming. There's a nice big backyard with a screened-in porch to eat out, and there's a TV, too."

"We toured Madison at Clermont. It was very good. The staff who assisted during the tour were wonderful. They showed me a room in assisted living, and one had a patio, which was pretty nice, and one didn't. They were okay. It was functioning. It was good."

"Bahama Bay Club Luxury Senior Living was a very nice facility. I enjoyed my tour. I know some people who have recently moved in there, and they're happy with it. It's all brand new. They had a library. It seemed like they had everything they needed. The staff was very informative and very pleasant."