Regency Park Assisted Living & Memory Care, sitting across from AdventHealth Waterman Hospital in Eustis, Florida, is a privately owned, three-story community that offers both assisted living and memory care services, with licensed coverage under ZFlorida License #12750 and #17250. The building's main entrance has stone accents, a covered porte-cochère, and a welcoming fountain, plus the outside has a relaxing patio with a pergola and potted plants where residents can sit and visit. Staff provide around-the-clock nursing support, medication management, and personal care, making sure someone's always available if a resident needs support, even in the middle of the night, and the team covers housekeeping and laundry as well. The memory care wing features studios with comfortable beds, cozy sitting areas, and wood-style floors, plus accessible bathrooms with roll-in showers, grab bars, shower seats, and raised toilets. Hallways have handrails and doors are wide enough for easy movement.
Regency Park has a caring focus, supporting folks who might need help with bathing, meals, getting dressed, or taking medicine, and the staff is trained to work with people living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or memory loss, creating personalized care plans and engaging activities so everyone's got something to do and feels included, whether it's bingo or a happy hour gathering or outings in the passenger van. Private rooms are available, and every resident gets three meals a day made with good, nutritious ingredients, served in a restaurant-style dining room, as well as access to snacks and drinks any time. Regency Park also has an on-site salon, weekly devotional services offsite, and indoor common areas that let folks relax and chat.
Therapists-like occupational, physical, speech, and podiatrists-visit regularly for appointments, and the nursing team offers ongoing help with medical needs, managing medications, and just being there for companionship. There's a big focus on residents' safety, with emergency call systems, wireless personal call services, and extra attention to accessibility, plus a policy that lines up with the No Patient Left Behind Act, making visits easier for families and friends. Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, parking, and arranged transportation for outings or medical appointments come standard, so there's always ways to stay connected and get where you need to go. Residents can buy event tickets, take part in major festivals, and use a virtual guide to local Mount Dora history and resources, including job postings and partner news, so there's always something new to try. Regency Park offers short-term, respite stays for folks recovering or whose usual caregivers need a break, along with options like adult day care or home health care, and the small, family-like atmosphere helps people know each other well.
Past residents and their families have said that Regency Park's staff are welcoming, friendly, and helpful, and the place has been recognized with awards for Best Meals and Dining, Best Activities, and Most Friendly in Senior Living. Tours, both virtual and in-person, let new folks get a look at daily life, dining, and activities before making a decision. With a focus on warmth, quality care, and respect, Regency Park sticks to a mission of helping every resident stay connected, supported, and able to enjoy life, whatever they need along the way.
