The Inn at Freedom Village

The Inn at Freedom Village sits on 34 acres of green grounds connected to Freedom Village of Bradenton, and people know it for a wide range of care that lets older adults keep living comfortably even when needs change, so while you'll see skilled nursing for folks who need medical help or rehabilitation after illness or surgery, and then you'll notice there's memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's in a safe and secure part of the community, where staff know how to give the care and patience those residents need, and you have assisted living where people can still feel a sense of independence but get help with day-to-day things like bathing, dressing, medications, or getting from place to place, with nurses and aides on hand 24 hours a day. There are private apartments available, with both dining and living spaces that residents share, and these include places like The Tuscany and The Grapevine dining rooms, plus you'll notice a monthly schedule full of activities like regular movie nights, games in the game room, art projects in the arts room, or going outside on the walking paths or spending time in the garden. The Inn has a barber and salon for haircuts and grooming, and spaces that let everyone enjoy both social time or some peace and quiet. There's a call system and emergency alert in every apartment, so residents have help available at any time of day or night. The building is wheelchair friendly, so folks with trouble walking can still get around the whole campus, and there's help for non-ambulatory residents too. The memory care unit has its own secure areas outside, so those living with memory loss can safely enjoy the Florida breeze. Every level of care comes with staff who know how to handle medical needs, rehabilitation, or just daily living, whether someone needs long-term help or is only there to recover and go home. The Inn keeps daily rates starting at $376, and promises a fair, equal environment for all. Residents can move between independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing as their needs change, and that helps families worry less about what the future might bring. Ongoing renovations are updating the look and feel of the spaces, and community activities aim to make every day meaningful. No matter what level of care is needed, residents can count on supervision, medication help, social opportunities, and a safe, comfortable apartment in a friendly setting with nurses and aides nearby.