14 Memory Care Facilities in Seminole County, FL
The average cost of memory care in Seminole County is $4,227 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,500. Cheaper nearby regions include Orange County with an average starting cost of $3,891.
To help you with your search, browse the 24 reviews below for memory care facilities in Seminole County. On average, consumers rate memory care in Seminole County 4.6 out of 5 stars.
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Grand Villa of Altamonte Springs
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Oviedo
Provides: Memory Care
Atria Park of Lake Forest
Provides: Memory Care
Spring Hills Lake Mary
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Tuskawilla
Provides: Memory Care
Oakmonte Village - Cordova
Provides: Memory Care
Brookdale Lake Mary
Provides: Memory Care
Serenades at Longwood
Provides: Memory Care
Bridgeport Senior Living- Port Springs
Provides: Memory Care
Eastbrooke Gardens
Provides: Memory Care
Bridgeport Senior Living - Port Margate
Provides: Memory CareSavannah Court and Cottage of Oviedo
Provides: Memory CareArden Courts of Winter Springs
Provides: Memory CareMemory Lane Cottage at Oviedo
Provides: Memory CareOther Options in Seminole County, FL
Memory Care near Seminole County, FL
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Seminole County
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Review of Arden Courts of Winter Springs
We placed my husband in Arden Courts last July, however, he recently passed away. I would highly recommend it. They were so patient with him, they knew my name, always greeted me right away, and wo... Read more
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Review of Serenades at Longwood
We chose Serenades at Longwood because of the way it's managed. We also like the physical building and the programs that they have for their residents. It has a very loving and very nice environmen... Read more
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Review of Serenades at Longwood
Serenades at Longwood is where we are going to be moving my mother. It is awesome. It's a relatively new building, and it is smaller, which is nice when you have dementia or Alzheimer's. Also they ... Read more
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