Floridian Gardens Assisted Living Facility sits in Miami, FL, with generous accommodations and a large capacity for up to 180 residents, all set up to help folks feel comfortable and safe, and the whole building's designed so you get easy, real access to the outdoors if you want to get fresh air or spend time in the peaceful gardens or just sit outside. People can pick from private rooms, semi-private rooms, small studios with smart layouts, or one-bedroom units; rooms come with air conditioning, cable, kitchenettes, private bathrooms, phone lines, and Wi-Fi, so daily living doesn't have to feel stiff or strange, and the furnishings try to keep things familiar. There's a focus on helping everyone keep as much independence as possible with the support of caring and professional staff for whatever help is needed, from bathing and getting dressed to medication management and memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the staff is there for 12-16 hours a day on nursing duties with a 24-hour call system for round-the-clock response.
Floridian Gardens holds Florida license #12489, and they deliver assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing home services, and even short-term respite care if you just need a temporary solution, covering a space for all sorts of needs, whether it's feeding by spoon, bathroom help, diabetic support, physical therapy, or non-ambulatory care, so folks don't get left behind if they've got tougher requirements. The property includes things like a dining room for three meals a day served by a culinary team using fresh local ingredients, and the dining options can be customized for allergies or diabetes if needed. Residents can join activities like exercise sessions, games, bingo, movie nights, gardening in the community plots, craft classes, art and music rooms, reading in the library, outings, and relaxing or socializing in a games room or outside along the walking paths, and if that's not enough, there's a small salon, barbershop, spa and wellness room, and transportation for trips to local attractions and medical places.
Safety comes first with features like 24/7 security, in-room emergency systems, and fall management; the list goes on with regular housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, case management, and help moving in or out, plus pets can come along if they're small. There's a concierge to answer needs, special care for incontinence, medication reminders, and even therapy, so you're looked after without losing your way of life. The place sees itself as a support system for families choosing care, helping guide people through the big decisions, using a free consultation service connected to local options, and it has a track record of verified reviews-over 95% are confirmed first-hand stories, with a customer rating of 3.7 out of 5 across 9 reviews and an average community rating of 3.5 stars marked "Very Good." Residents can visit with others at connected communities like The Residences at Miami, The Palace Suites, and Seasons Gardens - Miami, which get strong ratings, and Cutler Bay Village too, so there's a network and choice for families. Monthly cost runs around $1,500 to $1,600, offering what some folks might call value compared to the size and range of what's provided, and with options for care homes and apartments as well, there's room for various lifestyles and levels of care under the one roof.