Wyndham House

Wyndham House sits in a quiet neighborhood and holds a state license under State License 63, keeping up with Florida's regulations, and it's locally owned with only 24 residents, which gives it a home-like feeling where folks know each other by name and staff like Jorge and Laura really take the time to make everyone comfortable, doing things like helping with bathing, dressing, moving from beds to wheelchairs, and even more when someone needs it, like help with early dementia or reminders for medication and incontinence care, and they can help with diabetes, too, making sure blood sugar is checked and special diets are followed if someone has allergies or diabetes, though they don't do sliding scale insulin therapy. They've got a memory care building that's secure and purpose-built, which means people who tend to wander or have trouble with behavior get special attention, and they use things like bracelets and alarms with a computerized system so staff knows if someone tries to leave an unsafe area, and residents who need a two-person transfer or even a mechanical lift will find help available day and night. The place lets folks choose between private, semi-private, studio, or 1-bedroom rooms with nice touches like personal telephones, air purifiers, Stay Well mattresses, mood lighting, and even a dawn simulator, and cleaning includes laundry, dry cleaning, and use of hypoallergenic products which helps keep things fresh-people actually mention the place doesn't have that odor you smell in many places. The kitchen staff makes all-day dining possible with a wide variety of simple, nutritious food, and if someone needs something for a special diet, they make it happen, and people can eat with friends in the common dining spaces, then spend time in spots like the arts room, movie theater, or the garden outside, where you'll find paths to walk and places to sit if you just want quiet and some fresh air. There's a salon onsite for haircuts and grooming, transportation and parking for doctor visits or outings, and the staff helps set up moves for new residents to make things smoother. Wyndham House supports both English and Spanish speakers, welcomes some pets, and offers adult day services, devotional activities, and outings along with group games like dominoes, music, dancing, and watching TV or movies together, which is good for folks who need help keeping busy and making friends. They allow smoking outdoors and have support for some behavioral and bladder or bowel challenges, and while there's memory care, some have said it may not fit those with advanced Alzheimer's, so it's good to ask. Safety is a big focus with emergency alert systems, a 24-hour call system, and supervision at all times. Residential pricing is clear and involves community, respite, buy-in, and care needs fees, with room rates for studio, 1-bedroom, semi-private, and private options, and payment might come from private pay, Social Security, or veterans' benefits. Compared to bigger places, folks say Wyndham House feels welcoming, clean, and friendly, and reviews rate it at about 3.5 stars with residents often noticing the attentive and loving caregivers, good food, and the way staff makes everyone feel secure, respected, and even a bit like family, which, along with a focus on the residents' rights and dignity, helps people settle in well and enjoy their days. They've got a connection to Lourdes Noreen McKeen Residence for more care options, along with support from a company that handles in-home services for those needing extra transition or dementia help. Wyndham House runs business hours Monday through Friday 8AM-9PM, and weekends 8AM-5:30PM, although it's staffed around the clock for care, and there's always someone to help, whether a resident needs help with moving about or just wants to join in dominoes or music in the afternoon.