The Club at Lake Wales sits at 12 E. Grove Avenue in Lake Wales, Florida, and has about 45 residents, offering a small, friendly community where people tend to know each other and feel at home, and you'll find a mix of independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult day services, and respite care options, so folks at all stages of need find support here. The place does look after daily needs like housekeeping, laundry, regular linen service, and chef-prepared meals served restaurant-style three times a day, plus there's a coffee shop, a computer room, and wifi in both shared areas and apartments, along with private bathrooms and kitchenettes in studio or one-bedroom units, so you can have some privacy, too. Caregivers can help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication reminders, or even incontinence and diabetic care, while the property's set up for wheelchairs and walkers, with wide hallways, shaded walkways, and screened porches that open onto landscaped gardens and a courtyard, along with guest and accessible parking for visitors.
People who want to get out or do things have a range of activities-arts and crafts, exercise classes like Tai Chi and yoga, music, tabletop games, book discussions, happy hours, outings, and monthly events, with the activity program winning awards for keeping people socially, mentally, and physically active. There's also a beauty/barber salon with all the basics, and transportation's available to medical appointments within seven miles or for shopping and outings if someone wants to get off campus for a bit. The facility does offer access to therapies like occupational and physical therapy, hospice care, in-home healthcare, pharmacy service, and skilled nursing, so healthcare options cover progressive needs, and support happens in English, Spanish, or French.
Residents get to set their own schedules, enjoying time with neighbors in a sunroom, the resident lounge, or out on a winding path through the garden, and staff like Stephanie are often mentioned by families for their kindness and attention. Church services happen on-site, and there's support for residents with Alzheimer's or other dementia, so safety features matter, like emergency response systems in every apartment and memory care areas that try to limit confusion and wandering. Meals have won awards for being nutritious and tasty, though personal services can be customized for an extra cost, and there's a focus on helping folks keep their independence and dignity, while still having help close by any time they need it. The community's licensed under number 9383, and has a long, single-story light building with shaded patios where someone can sit with friends or just enjoy a Florida breeze, and because the calendar stays full with classes and celebrations, people get quite a bit of choice in how they spend their time whether living here for a short stay or longer. They take private pay, Medicaid for long-term care, and Veterans benefits, so there are several ways folks can pay, and tours are available if anyone wants to see how daily life works here before deciding.
