Golden Retreat of Naples sits at 3670 58th Ave NE in Naples, Florida, licensed under number 13127, and this small senior care home keeps things comfortable for up to six residents, offering both semi-private and private rooms that come furnished and ready for move-in, which really helps when settling in. The staff, known for their kindness and helpfulness, provides 24-hour supervision, medication management, housekeeping, laundry, and help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and moving around, making sure everyone stays safe and clean throughout their stay. Residents have access to skilled nursing services and can get medical attention as needed, with transportation provided for doctor appointments or nearby attractions, which can be a relief for families. Dining is a focus here, with scheduled meals in the dining room, all-day dining options, and special diets like diabetes and allergy-sensitive meals, so residents eat well and stay healthy.
The home's community areas include indoor spots for socializing, walking paths, a garden for quiet time, and movie nights, making it easy to stay active or just relax with neighbors. There's Wi-Fi, cable TV, phones in rooms, and emergency alert systems that help everyone keep in touch and stay safe. For those interested in spiritual life, devotional activities are available, and the daily schedule's packed with programs that keep residents engaged socially, mentally, and physically, from small-group events to community-sponsored activities right in the house. Whether someone needs assisted living, memory care, independent living, respite care for short-term stays, or a community that's structured for comfort and dignity, Golden Retreat of Naples works to fit these different needs, and even those who need non-ambulatory, diabetic, or incontinence care can find the right support here. With housekeeping, linen service, and move-in coordination, it's clear things run in an organized and helpful way, and people who've lived here rate it highly for care and support, sometimes with scores as high as 9.8 out of 10, showing a consistent focus on resident well-being.
