Church On the Square sits at 1000 Alverez Ave, right in Lady Lake, Florida, and offers several levels of care, so folks who want independent living, assisted living, or memory care can find something that fits them, and it's also a Continuing Care Retirement Community, so people can transition to skilled nursing if they need more help later on. The place has a board and care home environment and has options for people looking for short-term relief with respite care, plus they offer studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom rooms. Seniors who want to stay active but need a hand with daily things like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine find services to help them, while memory care residents get twenty-four-hour supervision and support with illnesses like Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's disease. For folks with diabetes, staff can help with monitoring insulin levels and diabetic care, and there's support for non-ambulatory and incontinence needs, too, so a wide range of health situations can be addressed.
The staff have been recognized for being friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and there's always someone on hand, day and night, to respond in case of emergencies or to help with things like moving from bed to wheelchair. People here get nutritious meals, planned or cooked by chefs, so they don't have to worry so much about shopping or cooking, and there's common indoor spaces where everyone can meet and socialize. Residents enjoy community and devotional activities held on-site, including weekly services, Bible studies, and ministries for spiritual support, plus other things like festivals, Broadway shows, nightly music events, shopping, wellness activities, and a lively music program that even has a handbell choir and concert series. The community encourages movement and socialization, arranging daily programs for social, physical, mental, and emotional engagement, and there are always indoor areas for folks to meet and chat, while being close to local cafes, pharmacies, doctors, and hospitals makes running errands a little bit easier.
The place accepts private pay, insurance, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and has a different fee structure for various care needs, with community, respite, buy-in, and second person fees, so the cost depends on what's needed. Church On the Square has a review score of 9.6 from 89 reviews, and while every place has room for improvement, people often mention the kindness at the heart of the community, with staff and residents working together to make daily life comfortable and engaging for seniors at different stages of health and independence.
