Homestead Village of Pensacola

Homestead Village of Pensacola offers a wide range of senior living options that cover independent living, assisted living, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, and the place has special programs like the extended congregate care program for chronically impaired residents and, throughout the grounds, you'll find over ten cottages with living and dining rooms, kitchens, and front porches, so there's a real homey feeling to the campus, plus community spaces, gardens, and the new Restaurant Delmar, where daily breakfast and lunch get served to independent living residents, and the Restaurant opened back in October 2024, while assisted living residents in Cottage E-F have their own central kitchen and dining room. People get choices like studios or one-bedroom units for assisted living, and all units have cable TV, WiFi, kitchen appliances, emergency alarms, and access to both indoor and outdoor amenities. Staff help with daily needs, including bathing, dressing, medication reminders, medical care, diabetic care, and incontinence support, and there's a nurse on site for 16 hours a day, on call the rest of the time, with nurse practitioners who visit, monthly podiatry care, on-site lab and x-ray, and physical and occupational therapy available. Memory care is handled in separate buildings for early-stage, middle-stage, and late-stage dementia, giving residents a chance to feel at home and connect with others in similar stages, and services flex to residents' needs, with personal care help, safety features like gating and emergency systems, and 24-hour supervision. Housekeeping, laundry, transportation for errands and medical appointments, meals, utilities, and security are all included, and there's a full calendar of social activities, music, art, crafts, games, field trips, and various therapies for everyone to join, which a dedicated activities team makes possible. The group accepts waitlist applications for assisted living, has a minimum 14-day respite care stay, gives assistance with VA aid, offers insurance and financing options, places some restrictions on pets, and keeps a policy of independence unless extra help is needed. Lawn care, apartment maintenance, and scheduled shopping trips keep things easy for everyone, and the care team, along with part-time nurses and qualified staff, makes sure services can adjust as people age in place. Homestead Village of Pensacola works as a nonprofit that tries to meet residents' social, spiritual, physical, and financial needs in a safe and caring setting, where cozy cottages, comfy living rooms, and a focus on independence when wanted, help residents feel part of a true community.