Memory Care Communities in Land O Lakes, FL

"The area of Tampa Gardens Senior Living was very well-kept. The young lady at the front desk greeted us with open arms as if we were family. They escorted us to different activities they have, whether it was bingo night or movies. The young lady gave us so much literature and information to take home. They showed us around the memory care facility, which was very well-kept and secure. My dad is a wanderer and likes to walk around, but we felt very secure that he wouldn't be in any danger or anything like that. The staffing was amazing. The place was immaculate. They have menus and so many activities that would keep my dad occupied and very busy. We even spoke to one of the nurses there who takes care of these patients with these needs. She was very, very helpful. She speaks multiple languages, which is fantastic, not only English, but she also speaks Spanish. Someone else spoke Filipino, which is fantastic. Somebody else spoke Hindi, who is very well-balanced. We saw the menu, which had a large variety. They had vegan choices and choices for special diets and special needs. It was a very nice menu that we saw. The dining area was very clean and organized."

"I toured Sodalis Tampa for my friend. They were very good and very nice. The facilities seem very well run and they have rehab people there. They had doctors if they needed them. That place had like 120 residents. It looked more like a professional type of place. You brought in your bed and your dresser or whatever. They had a cheaper way of doing it because it was like two people in one facility where there are two separate bedrooms and then they have like a small area with a refrigerator and a small living area, I guess you'd call it a den. They had a courtyard, a library, and a rehab area. The staff was very good and very informative. They helped me a lot. The facility looked good. Everything looked good."

"I chose The Colonnade at Northdale because they are the best fit for my friend. It's very welcoming. These people are wonderful. The ratio is better. Better food. They got my friend up. He is walking and talking normally. He's not perfect yet, but the change in two weeks has been spectacular. I can't say enough about this place. It's wonderful. My friend has a very nice room. He can have his own furniture. But they also provided a package that we could use. He has his own bathroom and his shower. The dining room is nice, so he gets some socialization. They have been very responsive to any of our concerns. I've been there when he has been eating and the food is good. Nobody is ever completely as happy as they were at home, but overall, he is doing much better. The nursing director that's over that section is very responsive. She was very concerned when my friend first came in. She is good with the families and with the patients. We have had several people come in from outside that were very pleased, too. I think it's pretty good value for the money."

"I have a friend who needs skilled long-term care. Memory care requires residents to stand and pivot; my friend isn't able to do either. I called Arden Court prior to knowing that. The staff couldn't have been more caring. Theresa went out of her way to visit her at her rehab facility and called me offering assistance (free) for placement and support. They obviously love what they do and are very caring of their residents. I haven't found that with any other facility."

"My mother will be moving into Angels Senior Living at New Tampa memory care unit. So far, so good. We have to move our own furniture in, but the room was clean and the size was good for us. The staff was nice, and they have good service. They have activities, but very simple ones. They have everything inside. They're pretty new."

"We are a transplant family; meaning we arrived at Atrium Gardens from a local corporate facility that was not meeting my father’s needs. AG is family owned, with the owners, administrator, and an LPN right on the floor interacting directly with the residents. I could not be more pleased with the personal care and attention my father is receiving from the entire staff. The kindness and compassion that is on full display throughout the community is second to none. The communal living area is lovely with lots of natural lighting and plenty of room for personal space and comfort. There are activities offered throughout the day as well as occasional outside entertainment brought in. My father is in a standard single room, with a full size extra long bed, a large recliner, a nightstand and a small dresser. There is more than enough room for his wheelchair, an even larger bed and a family gathering! He is very comfortable in his room. Residents are offered three solid home cooked meals a day. Everyone is eating and drinking at Atrium Gardens! Meal time is one of my favorite times to visit, as the entire staff sits side by side with residents to assist with their individual needs. If you’re looking for a memory care home for a loved one, I encourage you to visit. The kindness is palpable from the time you walk in the front door. The staff at Atrium Gardens aren’t simply doing a job….. it’s a calling for them, and they have lots of heart."

"I moved into SeaCoast at Uptown Oaks. It's like an apartment. I have my own bathroom, that when I need to go, I don't have to wait in line. I have my own little kitchenette, that if I want to make coffee at 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning, I can do it. If in the middle of night I'm hungry, I can open up a can of soup, a can of spaghetti, warm it up in a microwave. The room is very large. It's like a studio apartment. They said they have three meals a day. The staff is really nice, hospitable, and helpful. Every time they see you it's always a good morning. They're very cheery. They don't have an attitude. The place is immaculate, and if you need something fixed, you have housekeeping, you have the maintenance man. You just go downstairs to the receptionist, you put in a work order, and they come and fix whatever problems you've got."

"This is where I would want my mom to stay. It's a 5-star across the board. The only thing I didn't like was the size of the rooms for a person because it was more like a hotel. They're very clean. They had a fine dining area like a five-star hotel. They had security for the memory unit. It didn't feel like a nursing home setting. The person who showed me and gave me information was just phenomenal. She knew exactly what she was doing and how to interact with the person that was interested. I checked their dining area, but I didn't try their food. They did go over the type of food that they had. They have a menu. They don't give one thing out and say you have to eat it. It was like fine dining. They could choose what they wanted to eat."

"We are choosing Weinberg Village for my mom. It is a very nice place, and the location is ideal for the family. As soon as we walked in, we immediately liked it. The rooms were very nice. They had a couple of different floor plans available. It's a 33-acre gated community with a Jewish community center next to it. When you walk out into their garden area, there's a lake and it has a water feature in it. It's just very serene. The staff was extremely nice. They were all very helpful and welcoming. Everybody was very friendly. We just had that feeling that it was going to fit in. They were in the process of refurbishing everything, but it was almost finished when we were there. The building is 2 stories. At the end of each hallway is an activity area. They had bingo, cards, Rummikub, and entertainment once in a while. One night I was there, they had a saxophonist and it was very nice."

"Promise Pointe Senior Living was a good place. They had the dining, the housekeeping, and everything, but they were a little expensive. I liked the apartment they showed me. They had good activities. It was really nice."

"We're going to Sunflower Springs at Trinity. There's so much I like about them. They have several different floor plans that are good. It's clean and caring. They have a lot of activities and possibilities like a library and exercise machines. We've only worked with one person there so far, and he was great. For amenities, they have meeting rooms and a private dining room if you're having a birthday party."

"My father will move into Elevated Estates of New Port Richey. When we walked in, it was more home-like rather than institutional feeling. The people there were absolutely awesome. People who didn't even know who I was smiled and said hi. The people who live there seemed happy. We walked in during an activity, and they were all very engrossed in the activity. And the girl doing the activity had an energy level that was just amazing. They answered any question I had, and the few questions they did not know the answers to, she said she would get back to me the next day with the answers, and she did. She was very prompt. That was Dora that I talked with, and any questions I had along the way, she provided answers very quickly. I saw all three different-sized rooms and I chose the room that I thought my father would feel most comfortable in. The staff is amazing. I did not have a meal. However, when we had decided to select that location, I asked if I could come back and tour again with my father so that he could see the location and he could have a meal there when he toured it, and he was very, very happy. He said, "If I'm going to eat like this all the time, I'm going to get fat." He was very happy with the food. They have an outdoor area that has some umbrellas so that you can sit in the shade. They also have an enclosed sort of an inside outside area that is screened in, so there's no bugs, but you can have fresh air. There are ceiling fans and shades, so there's plenty of options to get fresh air."

"My mom moved in. She gets some help with walking because she's a fall risk, and she has some memory loss, so she gets help with that. She gets help if she needs bathing and stuff like that. She's served three meals a day. The staff is very friendly. The facility is perfect. My mom is really happy with the food, and that's all that matters. They do arts and crafts, reading, shopping, bingo, cards, and stuff like that. Everybody I have spoken with loves the food."

Magnolia Trails at East Lake Memory Care in Tarpon Springs, Florida Located along Florida's scenic Gulf Coast, our community offers specialized support through the Magnolia Trails™ memory care program. We create a safe and engaging environment where every resident is celebrated for who they are. Our Magnolia Trails™ programming focuses on the individual needs of each resident rather than a diagnosis. We partner with our residents' health care providers to implement a treatment plan that best suits the needs of the person we're serving. Memory care As a premier leader in memory care, we'll handle the details of daily living so you can focus on sharing moments with your loved one. Our specialized program, Magnolia Trails™, goes beyond the typical management of Alzheimer's and other types of dementia by providing care for the whole person-mind, body and spirit. Our caregivers work with families and their loved ones' health care providers to create a unique plan for each resident. Premier memory care with sensory-based programs, expert-trained staff, and SafelyYou AI tech for real-time fall detection. Enhancing safety, dignity, and quality of life for every resident. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration