The Best Memory Care Communities in Miami Dade County, FL

"I toured Providence Living at Pembroke Pines. It was very welcoming. The grass is well maintained. It's a homey-type layout. You feel like you're coming home. The staff was very, very helpful. She put you at ease and answered all the questions. They're trying to finish doing whatever to make it more homey. The dining area was set up like a family setting, and they had provisions for people in wheelchairs."

"My mom was a resident at this community for 5 years, it was as happy as it could be for her. During her last days the staff bent over backwards to accommodate her, they also have hospice on site which also aided with her condition. I couldn't have asked for more. She made so many friends and they had a little ceremony at the community after she passed. I would highly recommend this community to any family!! "

"My mom was a resident at The Plaza for a year! She had the best care possible ! A loving caring staff... great communication and support! Beautiful apartment, great dining room and fun! "

"I visited this facility. Their rooms were fairly good. The working staff seemed fine. I was able to eat there and the food was good. It's a fairly nice community."

"I was very impressed. Everything went very well there. It's just what my husband would need and I would recommend the place! I liked that it was very informal. They had a nice staff. Everyone's well-dressed there and they seemed to be happy. The rooms are pleasant and very neat. Everything is well kept like at home. The place is just well-manicured. It has a very happy atmosphere. They were allowed to take their pets. They had parrots screaming at the door and it was just something very country style. My husband would be contented and happy there. "

"Everything about the community was good. I liked it, and I have nothing bad to say about it at all. The rooms and the recreation area were nice. The people who live there that I met, and those who were showing me around, were pleasant. The grounds and the buildings themselves were clean and pleasant. Everything they offered was nice. "

"We have chosen The Palms at Plantation for my parents because it's close to our house. We can just go over there more times a day. The staff members were very knowledgeable about the subject and had a lot of experience. Each person there was pulled from another facility, so they all had long-term experience. They have all kinds of activities. They have nursing staff like RNs besides LPNs. They have an activity director, too. The director has been very knowledgeable and helpful."

"I only did a tour with the sales Director. He was very pleasant and the facilities seemed decent. The food was decent as well. Nothing special. I saw a couple different units and one of them was quite pleasant. The costs are high but that’s what you expect nowadays with inflation, having led to higher labor cost as well as upkeep, repair, overall facilities management. Location was good because it’s adjacent to a large city parking plantation which amplifies recreational potential. "

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"My stepfather was at Swankridge Care Center. I loved it. It was clean and they had very nice people. It was a home, which had six residents and two caregivers. Some of them shared a room, but he had his own room. They provided homemade meals. They ate meals together at the main table. All the residents sat in the living area together and they had social interaction. He was bathed, changed, and dressed every day. You could visit any time from early morning until 8:00 p.m. They took them in the backyard where they had a little fish pond. I've seen them painting residents' nails. They didn't have too many activities just because of the functioning level of the six residents that were there."

"We liked it very much. It was clean. It looked like they had a lot of activities. I liked that they had a variety in their menu for the meals. They had a meal for the day but if you didn't want that, they had a deli. So, it wasn't like "This is what we're eating today and that's all we have." My interaction with the staff was very nice. They were very detailed about everything. When we came, they were very open. They answered all of our questions. The size of the rooms was nice. The person who gave the tour was very knowledgeable."

"We toured Forest Trace. The structure is on 70 acres, it's beautiful and very clean. We took a tour of the apartment. They're remodeling a lot of the apartments there. The facility was excellent. It had the theater. It had a dining area. They could go fishing. There's the pool and the game room for the men. It was nice. The people seem happy. What we saw was good. For someone independent, I think it's ideal. It's like a hotel kind of, I guess. The staff was wonderful, caring, and not pushy. She's wonderful. She took us around. She answered all our questions and concerns, gave us some tips on how to deal with my brother-in-law, talked to him, and covered everything that we wanted to know. She was just great. The menu looks great, and the fact that they had choices that if you don't like the meal they're serving, they will make something else, like burgers or hotdogs and stuff like that."

"The Meridian at Waterways was excellent. I only had an fabulous out of this world chocolate chip, freshly made cookie that the chef presented to me. I didn't have a meal. They had a very beautiful dining room looking at the water, but you can't see the ocean from there. It's not surrounded by as many conveniences and shops, but it is right on the water and they are getting a boat to take people out on excursions on the water. It's a little bit smaller than others, a little more intimate, more like a boutique hotel. They had lovely furnishings and a smaller dining room. They have their own theater. They have a lot of excursions. They have a memory floor, which they call Montessori Moments in Time. It's a very good value for the money. I met the chef who's very responsive to requests. They have meetings with the chef and they ask the residents for recipes that they would like and that's excellent interaction there."

"The memory care facility of Parkside Tamarac was impeccable. It's a brand-new building, I don't even think it's two years old yet, so I can't complain about anything. It's a five-star hotel, as far as I'm concerned. My main concern, of course, is the patients' care, and not what the place looks like. The staff members are very well-educated in explaining and getting their point across, explaining about each level of memory care. Activity-wise, they had movie nights with popcorn. It was nice the way they had it set up. They have games, and they set up the game room at different levels. They do bingo one night, and then sing-alongs and a movie the next, which was very nice. The only reason I didn't choose it for my husband is that the shared room had two people in the same room, and there was nothing splitting the patients up other than a curtain. They also shared the same bathroom, and I didn't like that."