Pricing ranges from
    $4,966 – 5,959/month

    Heidi's Haven

    39106 Grays Airport Rd, Lady Lake, FL, 32159
    5.0 · 6 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Small, affordable, attentive home-like care

    I placed my loved one here and I'm very impressed - the homes and grounds are clean and well-maintained, staff are incredible and personally attentive, and they provide excellent care especially for non-mobile residents. Meals are flexible, pricing is all-inclusive and among the least expensive, and unannounced visits are allowed, which gives me real peace of mind; they don't accept Medicaid and there are no planned activities, so boredom can be an issue. I highly recommend this small, home-like place over larger, pricier facilities.

    Pricing

    $4,966+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,959+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    5.00 · 6 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.7
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • home-like atmosphere
    • very good care
    • incredible staff
    • personal connection between staff and residents
    • great caregivers
    • attentive to residents' needs
    • better care than larger facilities
    • peace of mind for families
    • clean facilities
    • well-maintained homes and grounds
    • flexible meal options
    • all-inclusive pricing
    • least expensive / good value
    • unannounced visits allowed
    • suitable for non-mobile residents
    • recommended over larger, more expensive places
    • recent improvements and positive changes

    Cons

    • no planned activities
    • boredom reported among residents
    • does not accept Medicaid

    Summary review

    Overall impression: The aggregated reviews paint Heidi's Haven as a small, home-like senior living option that strongly emphasizes personalized care and affordability. Reviewers repeatedly praise the facility for its exceptional staff, close personal connections between caregivers and residents, and consistent attentiveness to resident needs. Many reviewers explicitly recommend Heidi's Haven over larger, more expensive facilities, citing better individualized care and greater peace of mind. Cleanliness and recent improvements to grounds and homes are also frequently noted, reinforcing a perception of a well-maintained, comfortable environment.

    Care quality and staff: Care quality is the clearest strength in these summaries. Multiple reviewers use superlatives such as "incredible staff," "very good care," and "great caregivers." The staff-resident relationships are described as personal and attentive, suggesting low staff turnover or small resident-to-staff ratios that allow caregivers to know residents well. Several comments directly compare care favorably against larger facilities, implying that Heidi's Haven provides more focused, compassionate attention. Reviewers report feeling reassured—"peace of mind"—which usually reflects reliability and responsiveness of care.

    Facilities and maintenance: The physical environment is consistently described as clean and well-kept. Reviewers note cleaner grounds and well-maintained homes, and express being impressed by recent positive changes. The combination of a home-like atmosphere and visible upkeep contributes to an overall sense of comfort and safety. The setting appears to suit residents who require considerable assistance, with multiple mentions that the facility is suitable for non-mobile residents.

    Dining, pricing, and visiting policies: Dining is characterized by flexibility, which suggests that meal schedules or options can be adapted to resident preferences. Financially, Heidi's Haven is repeatedly described as the least expensive option and offering good value, with all-inclusive pricing singled out as a selling point for families seeking predictable costs. A notable operational detail is that the facility allows unannounced visits, which reviewers view positively for transparency and family access. On the other hand, Heidi's Haven does not accept Medicaid, an important limitation for families relying on that funding route.

    Activities and resident engagement: The most consistent negative theme is the lack of planned activities and associated boredom among residents. Multiple reviewers explicitly say there are no planned activities and that residents experience boredom, which signals a gap in social and recreational programming. This suggests that while day-to-day care and basic needs are well-managed, the facility may not provide structured engagement or enrichment typical of larger communities. For families prioritizing social activities, this is the primary shortcoming cited.

    Notable patterns and trade-offs: A clear pattern emerges that Heidi's Haven trades the breadth of services and programming found in larger, more expensive facilities for stronger individualized care, affordability, and a homelike setting. That trade-off benefits residents who need attentive personal care and families seeking lower, predictable costs, but it may disadvantage residents who need or expect robust activity programming and recreational engagement. The non-acceptance of Medicaid further narrows the demographic for whom this facility is financially accessible.

    Bottom line: Heidi's Haven appears to be an excellent choice for families who prioritize hands-on, personalized care, cleanliness, affordability, and a small, home-like environment—especially for less mobile residents who require attentive caregiving. However, potential residents and families should weigh these strengths against the lack of organized activities and the fact that the facility does not accept Medicaid. If structured social programming and Medicaid coverage are important, families may need to look elsewhere; if individualized attention, strong caregiver relationships, and value are paramount, Heidi's Haven receives consistently strong recommendations.

    Location

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    About Heidi's Haven

    Heidi's Haven on Grays Airport Road in Lady Lake, Florida, is a small care home licensed in the state of Florida, license number 10397, and takes care of up to six residents at a time, with each person getting a private room that's already furnished, though residents can bring in whatever makes their space feel relaxing, and it's right near Leesburg and Fruitland Park in Lake County, with other homes in Leesburg, Lady Lake, and Fruitland Park, so residents from both Lake and Marion counties can find a spot that feels close to home. The place always has friendly, qualified staff around, and there's a high staff-to-resident ratio-sometimes two caregivers in a house and in some facilities there might even be one nurse for every four residents, which helps folks get the support they need 24/7, whether that's with bathing, dressing, grooming, moving around, or managing medications, and for folks who need it, staff can help with more complex care like insulin injections or two-person transfers if needed, but you'd want to ask them to confirm any special support.

    Heidi's Haven feels just like a home, not an institution, and the mood is peaceful, with decorated, modern rooms, open recreation spaces, and sometimes a nice screened-in lanai with a lake view, so folks can sit and relax or join group activities, and there are regular movie nights, fitness programs, craft classes, music, bingo, book rooms for quiet reading, outdoor garden paths, and even a hot tub or a health area for unwinding, and they set up social evenings now and then, which gives everyone a chance to build friendships if they want to. If residents want to go out, there's transportation for errands, doctor visits, or even faith-based activities, and staff help set up these trips, which takes a burden off families.

    Meal times feel familiar with three cooked meals a day, snacks as needed, and kitchen staff can prepare special diets for things like high blood pressure or diabetes, so older folks don't have to worry about what they're eating conflicting with their health needs, and there's an all-day dining room for flexible mealtimes. Support also includes housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and even a mobile barber or hairdresser from time to time.

    Families can count on the care plan in place at Heidi's Haven, since it's detailed for each resident and covers meals, medications, health needs, and any memory care, respite, or hospice service a person might need as they age or if they have cognitive difficulties. Residents get care coordinated through a local doctor who checks in on their health, and staff can work with each person's regular physician too, so ongoing medical care stays consistent. Safety features like ramps, handrails, and emergency alert systems are built in to prevent falls and keep everyone feeling secure, especially those with mobility needs, since the home offers non-ambulatory and wheelchair-accessible support.

    Whether a person needs long-term help or just a short stay, Heidi's Haven allows for respite care, memory care, hospice care, and assisted living, all in a relaxed, homey spot with a steady staff-to-resident ratio, so anyone living there can feel comfortable, safe, and well looked after, with a full schedule of things to do and plenty of chances to build friendships or enjoy some peace and quiet in a lovely garden or common room.

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