Greenleaf Assisted Living sits in a historic building that used to be one of the area's original hospitals, so you can still see some of that old Florida charm in the way it's put together, though the place stays well-kept and modern where it counts, like with safety features such as handicap access, wheelchairs, and a sprinkler system, plus emergency alert systems around the building. The community has both private and semi-private apartments, most with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, cable TV, air conditioning, and telephones; rooms get regular cleaning and laundry help, and there's free WiFi, so people can stay connected with family, and they've also wired the rooms for cable if folks want to relax and watch some television. You'll find a bunch of social spaces, like a game room, an arts and crafts area, a library, and a big recreation room where activities are held daily-like music programs, movies, book discussions, and group arts sessions-with a spot for a musical group formed by residents and an area for resident-run events too, plus common spaces for just relaxing together or having guest visits, which are allowed both at meals and overnight. People can walk outside on the gardens and patios, join walking groups, or tend to the plants, with outdoor activities part of the schedule, and there are offsite trips and free transportation around Kissimmee County for errands or local doctor appointments, since medical care is a big focus here.
Staff stay on duty 24 hours, taking care of personal needs like bathing, dressing, toileting, medication management, transfers, and things like wound care or occupational therapy when needed, with nurses and physical therapists available, as well as on-site skilled nursing, podiatry, and pharmacy services. Memory care is offered for those with Alzheimer's or dementia in a protected part of the building made to reduce confusion and keep people safe from wandering, and hospice services are set up for those who need comfort at the end of life, with all care types being discussed before move-in during a scheduled assessment. This includes talking about costs, contracts, and payment options like long-term care insurance, along with respite stays for people who don't want a permanent move.
When it comes to meals, a chef or meal planner makes food with good ingredients, serving meals in a big dining room with restaurant-style service, and offers all-day dining, so people can eat around their own schedule, with options for special diets including allergies and diabetes, and the kitchen tries to make sure everyone gets a meal that fits their needs and tastes good. Laundry, cleaning, and maintenance are included, and there are washers and dryers open for anyone to use, plus room service if someone's feeling under the weather. People can use the fitness center, spa, and salon/barbershop, and join wellness programs and education groups focused on health, including help with dressing, grooming, laundry, and more if needed, making daily living just a bit easier as folks get older. The property allows some pets, has secured grounds for safety, and offers both guest and resident parking. Community services stretch to laundry, dry cleaning, and family support, and there's an in-house chapel for religious services, with transportation to other local faith events and shops, aiming to help everybody stay part of their world.
Unique care programs at Greenleaf Assisted Living include home care for those who still live at home but want some company or help, and independent living options for seniors not needing much support but still liking the social life a community brings. Overall, the focus stays on personal support, social connections, safety, and offering a familiar, comforting place as people age, with the all-inclusive pricing covering most services and amenities. State of Florida License #:8051.
