Lenox on the Lake sits at 6700 W Commercial Blvd in Tamarac, Florida, and you'll see right away it's got a peaceful setting with a nice retreat feel, offering assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing home, and home care services, so folks with light to heavy care needs can get help with bathing, dressing, medication, and personal care. The staff, including nurses and caregivers for Alzheimer's and dementia, stay on-site all day and night, and there's a 24-hour call system for emergencies or when a resident just needs a little help, whether it's moving from bed to a wheelchair or managing medicines. Rooms come furnished in several styles-studios, one-bedroom, semi-private, or two-bedroom apartments-each with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, internet, and air conditioning, and there's daily housekeeping and linen changes, so you don't have to worry about chores piling up, and everyone has options to pick what works for them if they want a private suite or a shared room.
Meals are big here, with a professional kitchen staff led by Chef Allen using fresh, organic, and locally sourced food, and there are different dining choices like restaurant-style service and room service if needed, plus snacks like coffee, tea, cupcakes, and ice cream in cozy community spaces where folks can socialize or enjoy activities aimed at keeping them moving and chatting. They provide transportation to doctor appointments and outings, and the team can help arrange travel or local trips. Lenox on the Lake has strong protections for everyone regardless of gender identity or orientation, and you'll find bilingual staff around, plus a good bit of medical and therapy support covering things like wound care, pain management, physical, speech, and occupational therapy, even bariatric and pulmonary care, dialysis help, and palliative or hospice care at the end of life.
There's memory care designed for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, with programs, therapies, and common rooms meant to be calming and safe-special touches like soothing colors and easy-to-move-in furniture make it a bit easier for folks who get confused or tend to wander. Housekeeping keeps the place clean and fresh, case managers and social workers offer support, and families can join support groups. The management by RSR and the use of telemedicine means residents get looked after with care plans built for each person's needs and routines, whether they've got high or low needs, and there's flexibility for short stays or respite care for those needing a break from home. You'll also find access to beautician services, dieticians, podiatry, psychological care, and special meal plans for diabetes or other specific health needs, and everything is set up to keep every resident as independent and comfortable as possible without making them feel rushed or pressured. Fees come in a few types, like community, buy-in, care level, second person, and short-term fees, but the exact rent terms aren't always clear. The atmosphere stays welcoming and family-oriented, with a focus on safety, respect, and weekend or evening options for shopping, local restaurants, and travel if someone wants to head out for a bit of change.
