Grande Cypress Assisted Living Facility

Grande Cypress Assisted Living Facility sits on Jewel Lake in Lake City, FL, and you'll find it's part of the Circle of Life Assisted Living Communities, with other locations in Live Oak and Mayo, and what you get here is a licensed building-state license number 13688-with a quiet setting and locally-owned touch, where you'll find 42 beds in private and semi-private suites, each with its own mini-fridge and microwave, and eight rooms with kitchenettes as well, so residents have choices in living space sizes, and nobody allows pets, though the rooms come furnished for comfort and privacy. People who move to Grande Cypress can expect care that includes helping with bathing, dressing, eating, toileting, transferring, and medication management, and if someone needs non-ambulatory care, there's wheelchair access, plus a 24-hour staff to answer calls or emergency alerts whenever they happen, since safety's important here, and for peace of mind, there's supervision and memory care in a secure setting for those who need it. Folks in the building take part in community activities, socialize in the lounge, enjoy movie nights, get their hair cut in the barber/salon, and gather for meals in a dining room that offers all-day dining with food from a registered dietitian-plus, if you have allergies or diabetes, the kitchen can handle those needs, and snacks are always available too, with meals cooked on the premises and laundry and housekeeping taken care of by the staff, keeping rooms and clothes clean. Anyone who comes to Grande Cypress can use move-in help, transportation coordination to get to doctors or wherever else is needed, and there's respite care for short stays if families want a break, and the place doesn't take Medicare unless it's certified by Medicare and Medicaid Services, but the focus's been to stay affordable for long-term care for local seniors and give families less to worry about. People pay an entry fee of $1000, and the administrator is Jennifer Allender, and everything is woven together to feel homelike, calm, and dignified, aiming for meaningful social connection rather than just a bed, so seniors here can live with comfort and support in their day-to-day lives.