Memory Care Communities in Seminole, FL

"The Goldton at St. Petersburg was my favorite out of every single one that I saw. Adrian was very knowledgeable about everything. He knew what was going on. He was very pleasant. That was my number one place. Since my father can get Medicaid, then I will be able to put him maybe into that place. There were people on the floors, which was nice. There were med people and charge nurses on each floor that we went to. The dining room was beautiful inside. The place smelt clean. It was nice. My sister and I both liked that place a lot."

"My dad stayed here during his last year with dementia . This is the place you want your loved ones at .The staff cares and the facility is nice."

"Everyone at Cabot Cove of Largo seemed pretty happy there, and the residents seemed happy too. The staff giving us the tour was very nice. It was all on one floor where I don't think my dad would get very confused with finding his room. It included furniture, which is nice because I don't know about Dad's furniture going into a new place. Everything was furnished there. The rooms were nice and private. I noticed from touring that a lot of the residents would look at you and be curious about you, but everybody here at Cabot Cove said, "Hello. How are you?" They seemed free to run around, so I liked the feel of it. The staff who gave the tour was amazing. She was very personable and very friendly. She answered all our questions. Everybody seemed to like her and know her. As for the facilities, everything looked like it was brand new. The rooms were small, but it's enough for my dad. He just needs a room, a bathroom, and a closet, so it would be fine. I like that basic cable and housekeeping were included too."

"Seasons Largo is very clean. The staff are nice. One of the things that I was looking for was a place that had its own staff and did not use an agency, so that was important to me. The rooms are all private. They're small. There are no refrigerators, but they have snacks out all day. They have fruits and then they have candy that they give out at bingo. When you win, they get little candy bars. My mother says the food is very good. They do bingo three times a week. They have some kind of music twice a week. I've been to one of them where the guy was playing the guitar and was singing. He was very familiar with the residents and stuff. And then, of course, they have church services and trivia during the day. With regards to value for money, they are comparable to a lot of other places that I looked at. "

"I toured the Lake House for my mom. The staff who showed me around was very pleasant and a pleasure to deal with. She's very knowledgeable about the current and the history of the place. She is very sweet, very informative, easy to speak with, and receptive to all questions. The place was very, very nice. It was very well-mannered and well-kept. Everything was neat and clean. They have different floor plans for the rooms, which I haven't seen that many options. The call bell system was pretty cool. The way the residents are involved with the chef in determining upcoming meals, what they liked, and what they didn't like was pretty cool. They have a beauty salon, and if we opt to place my mom there I will be able to bring my dogs in to visit her because two of the three of them have bonded with their grandma. And the staff said it would be no problem. I just can't take them in the dining room, which I completely understand that, and wouldn't anyway."

"We were very thankful for Seasons Memory Care. It was clean and welcoming, with engaging activities for the residents to make them feel welcome and safe. The staff was incredibly kind and attentive, addressing all our concerns properly and following up to ensure our loved one was comfortable. I highly recommend Seasons for your loved one."

"I like that Bayside Terrace had a full social calendar. Every day is jam-packed. The facility was very clean. The administrators were very kind and attentive. I got to look at a sample menu, and the menu sounded good and enticing."

"When you come into American House St. Petersburg, it is very welcoming. The place smells good and it's visually very pleasing. Everybody takes the time to help you. I spoke with a lady named Theresa. She is top-notch and very welcoming. She took the time to answer all my questions. In comparison to other communities, they have better ratios of patients to caregivers. Although it's more expensive, it's definitely worth it. They have a patio and an area where they do activities. They have many different seating areas where they can get together, whether it's by a fireplace or something to watch or just conversation-wise. They have hair salons available and many different doctors come in, from podiatry to general care. I was very surprised by that. The facility is brand new. They finished building it in 2021, and they're not in a flood zone."

"We toured Cottages at Belleair. Dawn, the girl who gave us a tour, was almost as good as the other two facilities. It was a pleasure to meet her and everything she did for us. She was a sweet lady. We had snacks, and she went out of the room and came back and got us all coffee. There was a little area where you could walk around outside, and a little wrought iron gates. You can go into each little area, where they specialize in memory care in one and something else in another, and it was nice as well."

"We toured Wentworth Central Avenue's memory care for my husband. We were able to meet with the coordinator. The place is clean, and there was a receptionist at the front desk, so it seems like it was run well. The staff members were all very professional and very courteous."

"A beautiful, well-cared for building that feels like home. The staff are friendly, responsive, and compassionate. Chef June serves the most delicious meals. I highly recommend Toby Weinman Residence!"

"I went to tour here. It was nice, but not someplace that we would put my mom because it was sort of dingy. It wasn't dirty, it's just not bright and cheery, and the residents that were there were not people that she would connect with. It felt like there were a lot of men, and I just didn't get a good feeling of the place. But it wasn't that it wasn't clean or that they weren't pleasant, because they were. They just got bought out and they just put a new roof in and they're doing some painting and they're going to remodel the rooms and they're putting new flooring in. So they're going in the right direction. It just wasn't a big enough community. The person who gave the tour was very informative, she was very pleasant, she was just good and I liked her. They don't have enough activities from what I gathered from the staff. It sounded like they do a lot of things, but not really anything my mom would be interested in, so it wouldn't work for her. They just bring entertainment in and they do activities with them."

"I guess there was a miscommunication on my appointment for Saturday. There was no one there to show me around. Finally, the activity director, interrupted her pickle game to come and show me the model room and answer a few questions. I was told someone would call me next week with prices, availability, etc."

"I thought Grand Villa of Clearwater was nice. It was a little bit more expensive, but I like the facility. I like the people that I met there. It seemed very clean. It seemed like they cared about the residents. There were no activities going on at the time because it was a weekend, but they had an activity center. And it looked like they had a place for physical therapy. The room that my dad would have had would have been a shared room. It was like two separate sleeping spaces, a shared bathroom, and a kitchen area. The salesperson I met was very helpful and gave me a lot of useful information as far as getting Dad Medicaid assistance. The residents seemed happy there, too."