Gardens of Venice

Gardens of Venice has 78 private and semi-private apartments that include studios, one-bedrooms, and shared rooms, and there are also options for two-bedroom units, so people can choose how much space and privacy they want, and rooms all have emergency call systems in the living area and bathroom, which makes quick help easy if something goes wrong, and the staff stays on-site 24 hours a day to give care or help with things like moving from bed to wheelchair, bathing, dressing, and keeping up with medicines, and the building is licensed for up to 50 residents under the laws of Florida and is close to medical places like the Center Of Surgical Excellence and McCormick Laser & Vein Clinic for those who need extra medical support. Residents don't have to worry about chores, since daily housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are included, and the kitchen serves nutritious meals using good ingredients so people stay healthy and enjoy their food, which comes as part of a meal plan, and if someone has diabetes, the staff helps monitor insulin. There's a library for quiet reading, a fitness gym to stay active, several game rooms and activity spaces for things like movie nights and social gatherings, plus bistros and lounges where folks often stop for coffee or to chat, while an on-site salon and barber take care of haircuts and grooming. For people who want to bring a pet, Gardens of Venice is pet-friendly, and all the apartments and buildings have handicap accessibility so everyone moves around more safely and easily. The staff supervises all medicines, schedules travel and handles transportation, so getting to doctor's appointments, stores, or community outings isn't a worry, and parking is available for those who still drive. The community offers both independent living for those who can handle daily tasks alone, as well as assisted living for those who may need more help, with separate memory care for seniors dealing with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or other types of dementia-there are special housing, secure areas, and therapies that cut down on confusion and prevent wandering. Social activities fill the calendar, with events and programs to keep residents mentally, physically, and emotionally active, and there's a garden and plenty of inviting common spaces to sit and talk or take part in group activities, while support for daily living is always at hand. Gardens of Venice has earned several awards like the Best of Senior Living and All-Star awards for high standards in care, and many people mention the kindness and cheerfulness of the staff when talking about the community, and it's got a community score rating of 6.8, showing solid satisfaction from residents and families. Fees include a community fee, a respite fee for those needing a short stay, a buy-in fee, and care fees based on the amount of help required, whether it's high, medium, or low, and utilities are included except for phone and cable. The facility offers guided tours so folks can see dining rooms, daily life, and activities first hand.