Clearday Living of Naples, found at 2626 Goodlette Frank Road in Naples, Florida, is a memory care and assisted living community for seniors who need support with daily living and dementia care. The place stands out for combining traditional care with new technology, like TrueLoo® smart toilet seats in some resident rooms and advanced sensors that track health needs without being intrusive, which means there's early detection if something is wrong, like a change in bathroom habits or signs of illness, and that data gets reported so the staff can act fast and maybe catch health problems early on. The community uses technology to reduce falls and supports people living with Alzheimer's or other kinds of memory loss, with 24-hour call systems, daily supervision, and a secure setting to help residents stay safe and comfortable, which can bring peace of mind to families who worry about their loved ones' safety.
Residents get personalized care, assistance with bathing, dressing, medication, and their own private bathrooms and kitchenettes in furnished suites, and there's a choice between Traditional Suites and ClearStay Suites, depending on what's needed for comfort and safety. Community spaces include a dining room, fitness area, garden, beauty salon, computer center, small library, and spots for games and socializing, so everyone has chances to stay active and connected. Meals come three times a day, with snacks, and there are planned day trips, activities, arts and crafts, and memory care programs like Clearday Virtual and Robotics, which include interactive videos and even a Mitra robotic companion that can stream content to help keep residents moving and thinking. Nurses are on staff up to 16 hours a day, with other trained staff around 24 hours, and care aides help with every day needs and provide incontinence care, diabetes support, and help for those who need hospice or respite care.
For seniors who want to keep as much freedom as possible but still get help, the place encourages independence, has move-in coordination, housekeeping, transportation for appointments, and community wellness programs. They also offer sensory therapies, spa-like rooms for relaxation, concierge services, and support for mental health. The building meets Florida's licensing standards and houses up to 54 people, focusing closely on those with memory issues. It's a setting meant to feel like home, with model rooms on display and a community run by Clearday Living, LLC, all designed to help seniors stay healthy, safe, and as comfortable as possible while still enjoying activities, outings, and connection with others.
