Healthpark Senior Living sits in Fort Myers, Florida, close to Health Park Medical Center and Lee Memorial Hospital, so medical care's always nearby, which means if there's an emergency, help's close, but it's also surrounded by lakes, parks, and preserves, so people can get outside and walk or just sit in the gardens or on patios in quiet courtyards, where everything is secure and easy to get around, and if someone wants to bring a pet, they're welcome since the place is pet-friendly too. The community is set up with five separate cottages, more like little neighborhoods, which helps residents with dementia or Alzheimer's because the layout makes things calm and easy, and the staff watches over everyone all the time, so families can feel better knowing there's 24-hour security, wander alert bracelets, computerized alerts, and emergency response systems in every room in case someone tries to leave or needs help quickly.
People here have a choice between private and companion studio apartments, all of them with open layouts, private bathrooms, and wheelchair-accessible showers, and the homes stay smoke-free with utilities included, plus regular housekeeping, trash, laundry, and linen service, so there's less to worry about day-to-day. There are helpful staff available 24/7, with nurses on-site, a doctor on call, and visiting health professionals like physical therapists and dentists, so ongoing health needs get covered, and the community keeps checking in on everyone's health regularly, which helps catch small problems before they get bigger, and if someone has diabetes or needs medication help, including insulin injections, the team manages that too, though they don't do sliding scale insulin therapy.
The community's got a full-time activity director who plans all kinds of things to do every day, making sure the activities fit each person's abilities and interests, and there's always something happening, whether it's indoor and outdoor games, walking groups, or devotional services, plus there's a full-service salon and spa for a haircut or just to relax, and meals get served family-style in a wide open dining area where folks can eat together, but dining's open all day, so you don't have to rush if you want to eat at a different time. Scheduled transportation takes people to appointments or out to see the sights, while on campus, residents can walk safely through gardens, courtyards, and along walking paths, or gather in common areas, both inside and out.
For memory care, Healthpark Senior Living has a special, secured section that's set up to lower confusion and keep people from wandering into unsafe places, with rooms and shared spaces built with dementia and Alzheimer's in mind, including features like memory-friendly colors, spaces, and easy-to-navigate layouts, and the team can care for residents who are prone to wandering, have complex behaviors, or are at risk for elopement. The community also offers skilled nursing, full-service assisted living, short-term respite stays, hospice, and something called Continuing Care Retirement Communities, so folks can stay if their health changes and need for help grows, with staff standing by to help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, whether it's standby support or hands-on assistance.
Residents have choices about their living setup, with apartment types like Captiva Private (one bedroom/one bath) and Sanibel Companion (two bedroom/one bath), and can stay put even as their needs change, which lets people age in place instead of bouncing from place to place. Community life is friendly, with a helpful staff that gets to know everyone and tries to make each day feel comfortable, safe, and engaging, and there are always activities, events, and chances for socializing, but things never get too noisy or overwhelming because each cottage neighborhood keeps groups smaller and more familiar. Smoke-free homes and weekly cleaning make things tidier, and emergency alert systems and 24-hour staff mean people get help fast if they need it.
Healthpark Senior Living pays attention to both resident and staff needs, being an equal opportunity employer and drug-free workplace, providing benefits and continued training for employees, hoping to keep a steady team that families and residents can trust, and all of these features together create a place where older adults and their families can find support, safety, and a real sense of home as needs grow, without having to fuss over lots of details every day.
