Memory Care Communities in Wildwood, FL

"I toured the Village Veranda at Lady Lake. They have all kinds of activities: arts and crafts, a gym, and a walking club. They also have transportation to a pool next door. The staff is excellent. There was no one eating in the dining area, since it was after lunch was over."

"My parents moved to Highpoint at Stonecrest. It's very nice, but just like any place, there are certain things that aren't great, but it's still a good facility. They need more organization over issues and taking care of different things as they happen, so that everybody's on the same page with care and everything. The meals are very good. They have an everyday menu with 10 different items on it, and then each day they have two or three items that are specials. So, there are plenty of choices. The rooms are clean and well taken care of. They have a lot of different activities like live entertainment, bingo, social events, trips to different places, and movies."

"My brother is in Regency Park Assisted Living & Memory Care. It's one of the better places that we found that was affordable for him, and it fit his budget. I see improvement with him, getting him on the proper medication to calm him down. It's clean. It's a little far away from me, but at this time, that's what we can afford. It's a shared room, but there's nobody in it with him. They have stuff, but his short-term memory doesn't allow him to retain anything. He can play tic-tac-toe. We've got him started on word search books right now, trying to just get him to focus on that. He's a big eater, and sometimes he acts like he doesn't get enough food to eat, but I told him, if he's still hungry, he needs to ask them if he can have more. They told me that if he asked, they would give him more, but he has to ask for it."

"We visited. It was clean, and the people were very friendly and nice. Everybody seemed to be enjoying themselves. The food was good, the serving was excellent, and it was very nice."

"We toured Canterfield of Ocala. The parking was convenient. I parked right outside the door that I went in. You walk through door, and they have a really nice lobby. The staff there got to us right away. They were super friendly. The dining room looked really nice. They showed me some pictures of the food my dad would be getting. The room was nice. They had several amenities, like a movie room."

"We like Brookdale Canopy Oaks very much. It seemed to be all on one floor. It was very friendly and clean. The tenants there were cheerful and talked with us for quite a while. The workers seemed cheerful and happy to be working there, so that made a good impression. The rooms that the staff showed us looked very nice and comfortable. She showed us the hallway and the dining area, which were nice and comfortable. The woman who gave us the tour was so friendly, nice, and very helpful."

"We looked at Brookdale Chambrel Pinecastle. It was nice. I liked it. The staff was very friendly. The people there were very friendly. It had good amenities, and it was affordable. The dining was a little more like a cafeteria, it wasn't as nice, it looked more like a ballroom in a hotel room. They had activities, a weight room, and a pool. They had group classes, and they had a game room. They had lots of different kinds of activities from crafting artsy to physical exercise. What was appealing about it was that my parents wouldn't have to move again, they could just stay where they were, and they bring the services to you. When we went there, it was a Saturday, and we ended up meeting with the catering manager, who wasn't the person who was supposed to give us a tour. But she had agreed to give us a tour because we were coming on a Saturday, so she was lovely and informative. What my mom didn't love about that place is some of the apartments were a very far walk to the elevator. If you didn't get one that was near the elevator, it was a long hallway to get to the elevator, and so she thought that could be an issue for my dad. It was very affordable. I liked that my parents could age in place for the most part, that they wouldn't have to move anywhere if they needed a lot more services. For my parents, it was close to their friends because they lived not far from Ocala. It was the second one that my mom saw, and she was not having this whole assisted living stuff. She just felt like it was like living in an apartment, so she had a hard time wrapping her head around that. It's nothing against the facility, that was just my mom."

"My step-father moved into Eustis Senior Care. They were willing to work with us with what we had, and the situation we had. They are very caring and I like the place, the way they looked, the attention that it was given, and the explanation of the service itself. So far, I liked the way they are open, whatever time we need to go and visit, and always willing to work with us and help us in whatever they can. The staff was very pleasant, and very polite. And I'm for what I see when I look in, very caring with their patients. It is clean. It's not fancy, but it's comfortable for what it's needed."

"My mother seems to be doing really well at CERTUS Premier Memory Care Living-Mount Dora. She likes the food, and she likes the place. The staff is very, very good and very friendly. They have a lot of activities for them. It's good for her because it's a smaller place and there's a lot more one-on-one. Her room is really nice. There's plenty of room for her. The bathroom is European style, so it helps a whole lot with the showering. They have a cinema room and another room for different activities. They play ball, and they do memory stuff. The facility is copied after how they did it in Holland to try to help the elderly people with their memory. They have different places that look like places from way back. They have courtyards, a beauty salon, a physical therapy room with equipment in it, and a very nice diner. They have two different units that they have them in (Meadowbrook and Glenbrook), and there are smaller groups in each one. The dining rooms are very small size for them. There's a lot more one-on-one. It's more like a home feeling. They've been educated on how to properly take care of the people because of their memories. My mom has Alzheimer's, and it's just gotten worse. The food I had was very good. They have a very good dietitian and a very good chef. I love the layout. I liked the way everything was when I walked in, how the staff was, and the whole facility. It just literally filled the needs of what I knew that my mom needed."

"We're picking this facility. This is assisted living with memory care. I didn't get really into their accommodations or their activities having to do these kinds of things quickly. I really didn't look at it a lot other than touring. I toured the room, it was nice. I went around for half an hour or so, but I really didn't get any further than that. Everybody was very nice and the staff was very good. Down in Florida, we don't have a lot of limitations at all, so I pretty much saw the whole facility. It is the one we're going to place my relative into. The room is a 1-bedroom with a bathroom. There is a window overlooking the courtyard and everything overlooks a courtyard. Other than that, it's fairly basic."

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"The place in Hernando was beautiful, but you're stuck there. Your whole life is in the building. I liked that they had three different restaurants you can choose from and at different times. The building itself was beautiful. The apartment was very nice, but you're in the middle of nowhere. The staff was wonderful. The food was very good."

"The staff was very friendly. The room we were shown was ridiculous though. The width of the room was the width of a bed so it was ridiculously tiny. We saw other shared rooms though where the size was reasonable. A resident we spoke to while we were waiting told us she was bored, and the residents we saw were really just sitting in their rooms and not doing anything. The staff was friendly and the outside surroundings were very nice and wooded."

Hunt Trace Senior Living is a welcoming senior living community located at 1600 Hunt Trace Blvd in Clermont, Florida. Since its opening in 2003, the community has provided high-quality assisted living and memory care services to older adults in South Lake County. Managed by SRI Management, the community offers a comfortable and supportive environment where residents can thrive while receiving personalized care. The community is midsize and designed to accommodate up to 114 residents. Hunt Trace features a variety of apartment layouts, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options. Floor plans such as the Oak Hill Studio, Cypress Cove Studio, Montrose 1-Bedroom, Magnolia 1-Bedroom, and Royal Palm 2-Bedroom provide ample space and scenic views of the surrounding hills, lakes, and the iconic Citrus Tower. These residences are thoughtfully designed to provide both comfort and functionality. Hunt Trace offers a wide array of amenities to support an active and fulfilling lifestyle. Residents have access to indoor and outdoor common areas, a game room, a movie theater, walking paths, a beauty salon, a barbershop, a café, and private dining spaces. The community also provides essential services such as housekeeping, laundry, and scheduled transportation. Complimentary Wi-Fi and a pet-friendly policy—allowing pets up to 40 pounds—help ensure residents feel at home. A standout feature of Hunt Trace is its specialized memory care services, which include designated living areas tailored to varying stages of memory loss. For instance, Citrus Cove is ideal for couples when one partner has Alzheimer's, while Lakeview Place supports residents in the early stages of memory decline. Hillside Terrace is suited for those requiring more intensive support. Each area is designed with its own activity programs and dining rooms to foster familiarity and routine, which are vital for memory care residents. The community's prime location offers convenient access to healthcare at nearby South Lake Hospital and provides a variety of recreational opportunities. Residents can enjoy hiking, biking, boating, and fishing on local lakes. Nearby attractions include Lakeridge Winery, where guests can participate in tours and tastings, and numerous golf courses for outdoor enthusiasts. Dining options in the area are diverse, ranging from casual eateries to upscale international cuisine. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Florida Agency of Health Care Administration