Colliers Assisted Living at Countryside has two main communities called Colliers at Countryside and The Landmark in Clearwater, and they've been family owned since 1997, which you don't see a lot these days, and the place itself looks more like a Florida resort than your typical senior care home, with comfortable rooms, open spaces filled with sunlight, and garden walkways just outside the quiet city but still close to shopping, parks, and the Mease Countryside Hospital. The community offers a wide range of living choices, including independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's and dementia, home care, adult day services, skilled nursing, and even hospice, so residents can stay in one place as their needs change, and it accepts both men and women, with some arrangements just for women. The staff includes activity directors who keep a busy calendar of events like guided exercise, painting in the crafts center, nightly happy hours, and movie nights, and there are both onsite and offsite activities, with regular field trips and outings around Clearwater, so boredom doesn't last long.
Professional staff, including nurses, and doctors on call, are available any time of day or night, so people feel more secure, and rooms have emergency call buttons for quick help, which helps families rest easier, and for those who need memory care, there's special support with trained staff who work hard to build routines and independence and keep residents from wandering off or getting confused. There's a pet-friendly policy, so cats and dogs can move in, which can make things feel homier, and you'll find a beauty and barber shop if someone wants a trim or a bit of pampering, plus amenities like a movie theater, a garden for walks, private kitchenettes, ensuite seating, and common outdoor areas where people sit and socialize. There are plenty of choices for living spaces, including private studios, one-bedroom, deluxe suites, some with spacious closets and natural light, and a few semi-private rooms, and all rooms are wheelchair accessible, including showers.
The approach centers on supporting residents with personalized care plans, making sure everyone has the level of help they need, whether with medication, daily tasks, or using incontinence products, but staff aim to give help quietly so people keep their independence. Nutritious, chef-prepared meals are made daily, often taking inspiration from local dishes, and meal plans are open, letting folks pick what suits them best, and for visitors, some communities provide guest meals so families can stay close. There's onsite nursing 24/7, physical, occupational, and speech therapy in the wellness center, devotional services, and a full range of rehab and home health options, including short-term respite stays, long-term care, and hospice when the time comes.
Colliers Assisted Living at Countryside doesn't allow smoking inside any rooms or common areas, which keeps things clean and safe for everyone, and transportation isn't an issue because there's a shuttle and scheduled rides so folks get where they need to go, whether to appointments or lunch with friends. They make Wi-Fi, cable, and personal laundry service available in the apartments so people can keep up with family and feel at home. The place is set up to help people age in place with as little disruption as possible, taking care to focus on body, mind, and spirit through wellness programs, social games, crafts, and conversations. Staff are known for being compassionate, trying to offer residents a sense of comfort and dignity day in and day out, and over time, Colliers at Countryside has developed its own unique environment, grounded in family touch, safety, and a focus on a life well-lived.
