Florida Access Care sits at 4805 Vilabella Dr in Sebring, Florida, where folks have mentioned it's a licensed assisted living facility with state license AL 13459, and what you get here is a place that's Christian-based, family owned, and seems to offer care for all sorts of needs-assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, independent living, even a continuing care retirement community style setup, and well, they do respite and day care help too, so if someone only needs care for a short period or for part of the day, they've made arrangements for that. There's a nurse on staff part-time, along with experienced, accredited home health aides, and each resident gets a care plan tailored to their own health and daily living needs, which helps cover everything from bathing and dressing to medication management, plus the staff focuses on companionship and gives one-on-one care, which seems to build some strong relationships over time.
Now, the security here is worth noting, because they've got motion detectors and cameras, and administration is on-site, so there's always someone handling the day-to-day and making sure everything stays safe, which is something a lot of folks' families look for. Dining seems pretty flexible with a big dining room, smaller private rooms for gatherings, a kitchen bar with a view of the pool, and it sounds like those meals come with healthy diet teaching, so they do try to keep meals balanced and thoughtful, and if residents need help with specific health issues like diabetes, cancer, or high blood pressure, services for that are onsite. Beautification services are available too, with hair and nails being part of the regular offerings, and the activity schedule looks full with things like pool exercises, shuffleboard, bingo, arts and crafts, birthday get-togethers, movie nights, and daily planned events plus walking paths and a garden for anyone who wants to spend time outside, and of course there's a library for quiet time.
Rooms come in single-bed or double-bed layouts, some with walk-in closets and vanities for computers or make-up, many with poolside views, access to patios, and private walk-in showers, and if a resident prefers privacy, there are options for private rooms, though housing is flexible with shared spaces too. Two living lounges are set up for folks to relax with sofas and TVs, and suites come with phones and televisions, so residents can stay in touch or just unwind as they please. Pets aren't allowed, which some folks might wonder about, but that's their set policy for the comfort and safety of everyone. There's a one-time entry fee of $3,500, and people have left positive comments about the place-right now the rating stands at 5.0 from eight reviews.
Florida Access Care welcomes new folks, offers guidance on long-term care and insurance, keeps hours Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm, and encourages families to visit and schedule tours if they're considering their options. Located in a quiet neighborhood near medical services and community amenities, this spot tries to create a safe, homey, close-knit place where everyone's care and comfort come first, with community-sponsored activities and plenty of opportunities for residents to get involved or simply enjoy the day at their own pace.
