Plantation Oaks Senior Living is a community in Florida with space for up to 175 residents, offering 150 assisted living units and other styles like shared apartments, studio suites, and one-bedroom suites, all fully furnished and featuring private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, telephones, air conditioning, and high-speed internet. The facility covers assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and respite care, with each resident getting a personalized care plan to help manage their daily needs, including bathing, dressing, transferring, medication management, and meals that match special dietary restrictions, like for diabetes or allergies. Staff members, including on-call licensed nurses, resident assistants, and an activities director, stay available day and night to make sure residents get help and support whenever they need it, and there's a 24-hour call system and emergency response. People can access home health services, massage therapy, physical therapy, Parkinson's care, and specialized caregivers for dementia, so pretty much all health and care basics are covered under Florida license #12300.
You'll find plenty of indoor features like a theater room for movie nights, flat-screen TVs, a games room, a computer center, a well-stocked library, and dedicated arts and crafts rooms, and there's a professional chef who prepares restaurant-style meals, with snacks available all day. The living environment has large community kitchens, private dining rooms for special occasions, a beauty salon, fitness room, activity areas, and even a pharmacy on site. Residents can join daily scheduled activities, plan and run their own clubs, and go on day trips using the community-operated transportation or a valet service; staff also offer help with appointments and errands. Outdoors, you'll see gardens and walking paths for relaxing or gentle exercise, plus areas for planned group events, and the set-up is wheelchair accessible for those who need it.
The community accepts both long-term residents and short-term guests through respite care programs and offers extra help with reminders, move-in coordination, and housekeeping, as well as support services for families. People who like to keep busy can pick from mental wellness programs, different fitness classes, and social or music programs, with options for personal hobbies or quiet reflection, whether in the chapel that sits on the 18th floor or in the gardens outside. Gregory Morris serves as the owner and principal contact, and after 16 years in business under the name Coconut Point Living, LLC, Plantation Oaks Senior Living continues to focus on providing a steady, comfortable environment for seniors, though it does not have BBB accreditation.
