Memory Care Communities in Sunrise, FL

Parkside Tamarac, located at 7501 NW 76th Street in Tamarac, Florida, is a state-of-the-art memory care community dedicated to providing compassionate and dignified care for individuals with Alzheimer's and other dementia-related conditions. The facility offers 70 private rooms, each equipped with a private bathroom, within a secure and serene environment designed to promote residents' well-being. Residents at Parkside Tamarac benefit from personalized care plans tailored to their unique needs, engaging cognitive activities, and 24/7 professional support. The community features amenities such as a beauty/barber shop, garden and patio areas, and offers housekeeping and laundry services for both linens and personal clothing. A variety of activities, including music, games, yoga, fitness programs, gardening, and arts and crafts, are available to enrich residents' daily lives. The dining experience includes shared meals in a communal dining room, with special diets accommodated, including diabetic, kosher, and vegetarian options. Parkside Tamarac is committed to maintaining a secure environment, featuring a security gate and guest parking for visitors. The professional care team is trained to provide medication management and support with daily activities, ensuring each resident receives attentive and compassionate care. The community is conveniently located near local attractions in Tamarac, offering opportunities for offsite activities and excursions to keep residents engaged with the broader community. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

We are a small, residential-style Assisted Living community where we take care of you in a loving and safe environment. With both private and semi-private accommodations, you can be certain you are getting the best of care. We welcome the opportunity to meet you!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"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."

"My parents moved into Waterside Landing, and they love it. The place is nicely renovated. My parents' apartment looks over the lake, which is beautiful. They have all the facilities that you need. My parents love the food, so they're just happy. They are in independent living with assistance from the nursing staff if needed. The staff members were amazing. They've made the transition easy for my parents and made it easy for me, even being out of state. They have multiple activities every day. They have a pool, a workout room, clubs, and entertainment. They have Medicaid."

"This home has been wonderful for both of my parents. The facilities are clean and inviting. The caring staff keeps the residents as actively involved as possible. The owner and the staff have always been pleasant and my parents seemed happy and content. It has been reassuring knowing that my parents are taken care of so well. I have never visited another assisted living environment as nice as this one."

"We toured Oakmonte Village of Davie. The atmosphere seems to be one of happiness. In some other places, people were there but not happy being there. At Oakmonte, it looked like people were actually happy going to different tasks and experiences. They seemed to be happy. I was also happy to see that they had ping-pong, which is also a wonderful thing to do. They had a treadmill. The food looked more mediocre than at other facilities, but the other things were nice. It was sunny, the people were attempting to please, and the person who took us around had a very positive outlook and was very proud of what he was doing. He believes very much in Oakmonte. So do I."

"The Palace At Weston is truly a terrific place. The staff really cares and there are so much to do. My parents have been happy there since they opened four years ago. I have great peace of mind knowing that my loved ones while taken care of."

Garden of Health is a cozy assisted living community that offers a truly home-like environment. Located in an east Ft. Lauderdale residential neighborhood and family-owned, we have been taking care of seniors for over 15 years. Our staff have been with us for over 12 years and they pride themselves on providing the care, love, and attention that your loved one needs. You can choose from private or shared accommodations. We offer supervision or assistance as needed with medication management, ambulation, dressing, bathing, grooming, toileting, eating, and transferring. Additionally, we offer 3 home-cooked meals daily plus snacks as well as activities to keep your loved one engaged. Call us today to schedule a visit and see how we can enhance the quality of life for your loved one. Come home to Garden of Health!!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration

"We met a lot of staff at Belmont Village Fort Lauderdale. It was a beautiful facility. It might have been tough for me to be there even if we could have afforded it, because they have a lot of glass windows on their top floor, and a lot of that creates problems for me with the glare. We still liked them a lot, and we were impressed with them, but the cost was not doable, so it's not for me. The people were very nice and very helpful. We met the chef and somebody else. When we went in there, we were aware of the security quite early, because they gave us name tags and they wanted to see our ID, that kind of stuff. They were very impressive. The other thing we were interested in was their food provider."

"The Meridian at Waterways is where I would want to go if I needed to go somewhere. I was extremely happy with it. They are a rather new development. It's right on a major waterway. The views are fantastic. The dining is on the seventh floor, and you have views of the ocean and the waterway. It just appealed to me immensely. There's beautiful artwork in the common areas and the hallways. It was nice. The staff was fantastic. I met with the chef and he explained the meals that they prepare and the fact that if you have a favorite recipe from your family, you bring it in and he will prepare it. If you have a favorite cookie recipe, he will make cookies for you. It was just a good feeling. It was beautiful. The rooms are reasonably sized. The only comment I would have is the windows in the various rooms seem to be small, but then when you're in your room, I don't think you stand around looking out the window. I would like larger windows, but they are what they are. There's the ease of parking. The entryway has a beautiful sculpture as you enter the lobby. They have a nice receptionist and receiving area. The hallways are not long and hotel-like. They seem to be very short. All in all, I was very very impressed with it."

"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."

"We liked that the people at Presidential Place were extremely friendly and helpful. Carlos is the marketing director, and he's bent over backwards trying to be accommodating. We liked the available rooms. They looked nice, clean, and organized. My brother does not need help with bathing, eating, and all that stuff. He's pretty self-sufficient. He just can't remember things, and we felt that Presidential Place was a better fit than the other two facilities I visited in that regard. They invited us to stay for lunch. One thing that was really nice was that they had a kind of special menu for the day, but they also had choices, so the residents could choose what they wanted to eat off a broader menu. The food was well-prepared. Everything was good. We intended to attend several of the events they have for residents. Unfortunately, a piece of equipment wasn't working. So, we were sort of limited on what we could do there. The only activity that we participated in was bingo; that part was disappointing, but things happen. They were more than willing to have us come back on another day, but since I live in Nevada, my brother is in Florida, I have to plan things around my trips. They have a refrigerator. Some of the apartments have one that's about half height, and some have a full height refrigerator. It's not quite as wide as you would find in a normal residence. Then there's a microwave. Primarily, those were the things the apartments have. They don't have a stovetop or a range. They're probably concerned someone might have a problem. The bathrooms were nicely done, with walk-in showers and stuff, and reasonably good storage space in the closets. The one thing that stood out there was relative to Carlos. The reason for that is that when he was young, he had a major brain injury. He has issues with memory himself. So, he can relate to the potential resident in such a way that most people can't because they don't live the experience. That was beneficial for both my brother and me. The other thing is my brother likes to walk, and one of the other places we went to talked about it's all right to go out for a walk as long as they check out and everything, but if they have one memory lapse, then they end up in memory care forever. Your whole circumstance would change. When we were talking with Carlos, he said, "No, we try to take the time to evaluate the patient because everyone's problems are a little bit different. We don't just force them into memory care permanently anyway; they might get there temporarily, but not permanently.", and I appreciated that. The building was superb. Everything was in the proper place. Everything was clean. Everybody in there was helpful and courteous. It was just fantastic. Out of the three places I visited, it stood out in a good way. It's a smaller facility, so that probably works as an advantage for the residents as well."

"I really liked Grand Villa of Deerfield Beach. Their memory care facility seemed extremely nice as well. The staff was helpful. They have a well thought out program for caring for the seniors. The rooms were excellent. It was spotless. The dining area was very nice."

"The Meridian at Boca Raton was nice. It was really good, but it was too big and just too far for me. Other than that, it was awesome. The tour was great. The staff showed me everything including the dining room. Everything was excellent. It looked like a hotel. They showed me a bedroom, and it looked like a hotel. It looked nice. They have a little patio where they can hang out. The staff I met were good."