The Village ALF I

    301 Kamal Parkway, Cape Coral, FL, 33904
    3.7 · 3 reviews
    • Memory care
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Spotless facility caring staff recommended

    I couldn't be happier — the facility is spotless, smells clean, and feels safe and uncluttered. The caring, polite staff treat me like family, keep residents active, serve great food, and the owner is always available; I highly recommend it.

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    Amenities

    3.67 · 3 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      3.7
    • Value

      3.7

    Pros

    • High-quality personal care (residents described as extremely well taken care of)
    • Caring and polite staff
    • Owner accessible/available
    • Open visiting policy (no appointment required)
    • Engaging activities (residents kept occupied)
    • High resident satisfaction (happy, relaxed residents)
    • Cleanliness (spotless, no unpleasant smells, low clutter)
    • Safe environment
    • Family-like atmosphere (residents treated like family)
    • Good dining (great food)
    • Strong recommendations from reviewers
    • Feels like a 'perfect new home' for some residents

    Cons

    • Severe negative allegation (one reviewer called experience 'horrifying' and said the facility 'should be closed down')

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the collected reviews is strongly positive, with multiple reviewers emphasizing consistent, high-quality personal care and a family-like atmosphere. Repeated phrases such as "extremely well taken care of," "well taken care of," and "resident relaxed" indicate that caregivers are perceived as attentive and effective in meeting residents' daily needs. Several reviewers explicitly describe residents as happy and highly recommend the facility, which suggests overall resident and family satisfaction with the care provided.

    Staff-related themes are overwhelmingly favorable. Reviews cite "caring staff" and "polite staff," and they note that the owner is "available," which implies accessible, responsive management and hands-on oversight. The combination of courteous, engaged staff and accessible ownership is presented as a strength and contributes to reviewers' confidence in the facility.

    Facility and environment are frequent positive points. Multiple reviewers describe the facility as "spotless," with a "clean smell," "low clutter," and a "safe environment." These comments together portray a well-maintained, hygienic living space that supports resident comfort and safety. One reviewer specifically calling it a "perfect new home" reinforces the impression that the physical setting is appropriate and welcoming for residents.

    Daily life and amenities also receive praise. The facility is noted for "great food," and reviewers mention that "residents are kept occupied," indicating organized activities or programming. Open visiting without appointment is highlighted as a convenience and sign of transparency and family inclusion. Together these elements point to a facility that attends not only to medical and daily-care needs but also to social engagement and family access.

    A notable and stark outlier appears in the form of a single severe negative comment: one reviewer described the place as "horrifying" and said it "should be closed down." This allegation is in strong contradiction to the majority of reviews. The negative review lacks accompanying specifics in the summaries provided (no details about the cause of the horror, timing, or who was affected), so while it is a serious concern that should not be ignored, it stands alone among many positive attestations. The contrast between the overwhelmingly positive descriptors (cleanliness, caring staff, owner availability, open visiting, good food, activities) and this lone extreme negative claim suggests either an isolated incident, a difference in expectations, or a reviewer with distinct concerns not reflected elsewhere.

    Given the mixed but predominantly positive evidence, the overall picture is of a small, well-kept assisted living facility with attentive staff, accessible management, good food, active resident engagement, and a welcoming, family-like environment. The single severe negative allegation is a significant outlier; when evaluating the facility further, it would be prudent to seek more information about that complaint (timing, nature, and whether it has been addressed), review additional recent feedback, and, if possible, visit in person to reconcile the divergence between the overwhelmingly positive comments and the lone harsh criticism.

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    About The Village ALF I

    The Village ALF I, found in Cape Coral, FL, is a licensed assisted living facility that helps seniors with daily activities like bathing, dressing, transfers, and taking medicine, and what makes it noteworthy is how it offers both assisted living and memory care, so residents with Alzheimer's or dementia get support, supervision, and safety with things like a Wander Guard system to help keep folks from getting lost, and everyone can choose a private suite or a shared room, always with private bathrooms, and kitchenettes, air conditioning, and fully furnished spaces for comfort. Staff are around 24 hours a day and handle everything from medication to personal care and emergency needs, and there's always maintenance-free living here, meaning there's no cooking, cleaning, or laundry needed because all that's covered, and people can pick a living arrangement that fits whatever amount of help they want. The place is designed for both active seniors who can do most things on their own and those who need more care, and the staff can handle high-acuity needs, diabetic care, incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and even coordinate healthcare with outside providers, and there are both English and Spanish-speaking caregivers on site. Meals are prepared each day with options for kosher, vegetarian, diabetic, and allergy-friendly diets, and residents can eat in a dining room with all-day dining, and there's also outdoor smoking, gardens, and walking paths for those who like to be outside. All rooms have telephones, cable TV, and internet, and communal areas for activities like art classes, movie nights, and yoga are available, plus there are special programs to make sure folks feel engaged and social. Relatives and friends can visit without making an appointment, and people say staff are friendly and quick to help both residents and families. Transportation and parking are provided, and there's move-in coordination to make settling in easier. Security is a big focus, indoors and out, and there's standby help close by at all times, so residents feel safe. Awards like Best of Senior Living recognized The Village ALF I for its quality of care, but mostly, it's a place that does what people need: helping with everyday things, encouraging independence, providing a safe spot for folks needing memory care, and keeping everyone comfortable in a homelike setting.

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