Pricing ranges from
    $3,903 – 5,073/month

    Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie

    3700 SE Jennings Rd, Port Saint Lucie, FL, 34952
    4.3 · 97 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Beautiful resort-like but staffing concerns

    I toured and now live here - the place is beautiful, clean and resort-like with roomy, recently updated apartments, lovely grounds, and lots of activities. The staff are mostly warm, caring and go above and beyond, but persistent staffing shortages, occasional poor oversight (missed care, canceled activities, dining inconsistencies and even missing items), infrequent transportation and rising monthly costs are real concerns. I'd recommend it with reservations: great atmosphere and many positives, but be prepared to watch for management/staffing issues and higher prices.

    Pricing

    $3,903+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $4,683+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living
    $5,073+/moStudioAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Hospice waiver
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination
    • Swimming pool

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.29 · 97 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.1
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      3.6
    • Amenities

      4.3
    • Value

      2.9

    Pros

    • Beautiful, resort- or hotel-like facility and grounds
    • Clean and well-maintained common areas and apartments
    • Friendly, caring and personalized staff
    • Strong, attentive nursing and care teams (24/7 nursing mentioned)
    • Engaged, active activities program and enthusiastic activities director (Bethany Hammock)
    • Wide variety of activities (cards, bingo, water aerobics, arts & crafts, trips, live entertainment)
    • Restaurant-style dining and three meals daily (many praise food)
    • Multiple apartment layouts and spacious units (efficiencies to two-bedrooms)
    • On-site amenities (pool, workout areas, ballroom/theater, libraries, beauty shop, deli/gift shop)
    • On-site physical therapy / rehab access and continuum of care
    • Security and safe environment
    • Daily housekeeping and linen/bed services offered
    • Helpful and informative front desk and office personnel
    • Strong social engagement and peer relationships
    • Transportation to appointments/shopping (though limited by frequency)
    • Dog-friendly and covered parking
    • Prompt maintenance response reported by many
    • Helpful admission/process staff and proactive management
    • Laundry facilities or laundry service available
    • Positive hospice and long-term care coordination
    • Many residents report feeling valued, safe, and at home
    • On-site libraries with large-print options
    • Wedding-style / holiday family dinners and special events
    • Accessible rehabilitation/care facility adjacent or on campus
    • High cleanliness standards repeatedly noted

    Cons

    • Inconsistent dining quality; some report decline and poor meals
    • High and increasing monthly costs; expensive for some
    • Staffing shortages and staff fatigue reported at times
    • Management and communication problems for some families
    • Aging equipment and maintenance issues (broken washer, dryer vent)
    • Limited or infrequent transportation options
    • Reports of neglect, unresponsiveness, or poor care in some cases
    • Occasional safety concerns (unlocked windows, unannounced room entries)
    • Items reported missing by some residents/families
    • Small or cramped apartments in some units
    • Not always scooter- or mobility-device friendly (narrow hallways)
    • Uneven consistency in service and follow-through after complaints
    • Some reports of unpleasant odors or dead insects found
    • Parking issues reported by a few reviewers
    • Allegations of bullying between residents and unequal treatment
    • Conflicting information about availability of memory care
    • Occasional cancelled activities due to staffing
    • Pressure from sales/staff during tours for some visitors
    • Problems with billing, refunds, and eviction claims in some reviews
    • Perception by some that facility is profit-driven / overpriced

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The aggregated reviews portray Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie as a generally strong, well-kept senior living community with a resort- or hotel-like ambiance, a robust activities program, and a staff that many residents and families describe as warm, caring, and attentive. The majority of reviewers repeatedly praise the cleanliness of the facility, the attractive landscaping and common areas (lobbies, libraries, dining rooms, pool, and activity spaces), and the breadth of social opportunities available. Many residents report feeling safe, valued, and well-cared for; housekeeping, routine maintenance, and daily checks are frequently cited as strengths. Several reviewers named specific staff members (including the activities director Bethany Hammock and front-desk personnel) who provide personalized attention and proactive communication, which contributes strongly to the positive impressions.

    Care quality and staffing: Most reviews emphasize compassionate and professional nursing and caregiver teams, with examples of attentive care, good coordination with hospice, and 24/7 nursing availability. Staff responsiveness and on-the-ground kindness are recurrent positives. However, a notable minority of reviews describe troubling lapses — allegations of neglect, unresponsiveness, or even mistreatment in isolated cases. Staffing strain and worker fatigue are mentioned as contributors to service variability: reviewers reported activity cancellations, diminished dining quality, and occasional declines in oversight during busier periods. This pattern suggests generally strong day-to-day caregiving with intermittent problems tied to staffing levels and burnout.

    Facilities and amenities: Physical facilities are one of Harbor Place’s most consistent strengths. Reviewers describe modern, recently refreshed apartments with tile, granite, and new carpeting in many units; some apartments are spacious with kitchens (particularly two-bedrooms), while others are described as smaller or more cramped. The campus offers multiple amenities — pool, workout rooms, ballroom/theater, two libraries, crafts rooms, beauty shop, deli/gift shop, and on-site rehab/physical therapy access — that support both recreation and healthcare needs. Security is often praised, though a few reviewers reported isolated safety concerns (e.g., unlocked windows, unannounced room entries) that warrant inquiry during a tour.

    Dining and food service: Dining experiences are mixed and appear to be a significant point of variability. Many residents and families praise restaurant-style dining, daily menus, special meals (holiday dinners, breakfast in bed), cloth napkins, and specific cuisines (including Latin options for some). Conversely, other reviewers report a decline in dining quality over time, limited menu variety, small portions, and inconsistent meal temperatures. These conflicting reports suggest that while the dining program can be very good and is an important amenity for many, it may be sensitive to staff turnover, kitchen management changes, or budget pressures.

    Activities and social life: The activity program receives frequent positive mention: daily and hourly events, card games, Rummikub, bingo, water aerobics, arts and crafts, outings to the beach, live entertainment, and meaningful peer relationships. The activities director is singled out as energetic and effective, and many reviewers credit activities with improving resident mood and engagement. A few reviewers, however, note that some activities have been reduced or canceled due to staffing constraints.

    Management, communication, and value: Several reviewers commend administration and front-desk staff for being informative, responsive, and proactive — including managers who make themselves available and who know residents by name. At the same time, other families report poor management responsiveness, problematic communication, pressure during tours, unresolved billing/refund disputes, and even eviction claims. Cost is another recurring theme: many reviewers view Harbor Place as high-end and worth the price, while others find it expensive or note annual increases and perceive limited value or profit-driven behavior. Prospective residents should carefully review contracts, fee escalation terms, and incident-resolution procedures.

    Safety, maintenance, and logistics: Maintenance response is generally reported as prompt by many residents, but aging equipment and specific maintenance failures (broken washers, dryer vents, occasional odors, and dead insects found on floors) are mentioned. Transportation is available for shopping and appointments for many residents but is described by some as infrequent (once a week or limited), so families should confirm the schedule and availability. Accessibility concerns (narrow hallways, scooter-unfriendly areas) are mentioned in a few reviews; those with mobility devices should verify unit layouts and common-area accessibility.

    Patterns and recommendations: The most frequent strengths are the facility’s appearance, cleanliness, broad activity offerings, and the warm demeanor of caregivers and front-line staff. The most serious recurring negatives relate to dining inconsistencies, cost, staffing shortages, and occasional management or care failures. There is evidence of both excellent, high-touch care and isolated but serious negative incidents; experiences appear to vary by time and by staffing/management circumstances.

    For prospective residents and families: Harbor Place presents as a compelling option if you prioritize an attractive, well-maintained community with active programming and personable staff. During a visit or tour, focus on confirming current staffing levels, the consistency of dining services, specifics of the care continuum (clarify whether memory care is available, as reviews conflict), transportation schedules, maintenance processes, contract terms (including fee increases and refund/eviction policies), and how complaints or incidents are handled and documented. Ask about recent staffing turnover, weekend/holiday coverage, and examples of how the community has addressed past issues. Overall, many reviewers strongly recommend Harbor Place, but due to variability in experiences, a thorough, specific inquiry during the decision process is advisable.

    Location

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    About Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie

    Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie offers a mix of care options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, home health care, and adult day services, and the community really does feel like a lively retirement neighborhood where people say they know each other and the atmosphere's friendly. There are several floor plans to look at, including studio, one-bedroom, and semi-private units, and every apartment's unfurnished so folks can bring their own things and decorate how they'd like, making it feel more like their own space. The community has both indoor and outdoor areas-there's a garden, library, heated pool, hot tub, and places to sit and walk, with a no-smoking rule inside the buildings but outdoor spots set aside for people who do smoke. Residents get three meals daily, served in a dining room or through room service if needed, and those who want to invite guests can get meal tickets or even reserve a private room for family gatherings and birthdays. The place offers daily programs with monthly calendars, so you'll often hear about activities, outings to parks, and even trips to nearby natural spots like Jensen Beach or the botanical gardens. Transportation's available for shopping, appointments, or just getting out for a bit, and there's help with laundry, housekeeping, and linens, all included. The staff's around all the time-24/7-for care or emergencies, and there are special programs for memory care and help for those needing support with health, fitness, and personal needs. Health care services include Medicare-certified home care, hospice, and long-term skilled nursing for people who need it, and there's also a beautician on site, so getting a haircut or something's easy enough. Visiting hours are flexible, with the front lobby open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., letting friends and family come as they wish. The Harbor Place community stays busy with social, fun, and educational activities, and it's designed for older adults who want a mix of support and independence in a place with a pleasant, home-like feeling and staff who keep an eye on well-being, all set up to make the day-to-day simpler and more comfortable.

    About Century Park Associates

    Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie is managed by Century Park Associates.

    Founded in 1970, Century Park Associates is headquartered in Cleveland, Tennessee, operating approximately 39 communities across 20 states. The company provides independent living, assisted living, and personal care services with resort-style amenities. Their philosophy centers on delivering best-in-class care and hospitality services.

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