Arbor Terrace Citrus Park sits in Citrus Park with well-kept, landscaped grounds, shaded by palm trees and dotted with benches, and right off you'll see that gazebo where folks can sit and watch the days roll by, while the putting green seems to stay busy, bordered by all that nice tropical shrubbery. There's a playground with swings and a soft rubber ground so visiting children have a spot, and you'll notice paved walkways wound around for easy strolls, plenty of space to move at your own pace, and even a pool area designed for Memory Care residents to soak in a bit of that Florida sun.
Inside, you've got options for living arrangements: independent living apartments with plush chairs, dining areas, and kitchenettes; Memory Care suites with wood-style floors and big, bright windows, and everything grouped thoughtfully so people can feel at home, whether they need a bit of help or specialized memory care. There's also a separate neighborhood, called Bridges, for folks in the early stages of memory loss, and a Memory Care neighborhood offering round-the-clock care for Alzheimer's or other dementia.
The common areas are easy to settle into, like the inviting lobby with its grand piano, comfy seating, and those bookshelves for a quiet moment, or the dining room dressed up with fresh flowers and white linens. If you need to stay active or on your feet, you'll find a fitness room, a well-outfitted therapy area with parallel bars and equipment, and even a pool outdoors, plus a salon for haircuts and manicures, mostly for Memory Care folks.
They offer assisted living when help is needed with daily routines, and skilled nursing and rehab are on-site if medical care or recovery is required. There's adult day care, too, and services designed to make moving between care levels as needs change pretty smooth, so a person can age in place without much worry. There's good dining, a bistro, spaces for community activities, and a gallery showing bits of daily life. Arbor Terrace Citrus Park emphasizes peace of mind for families, using their memory care and Alzheimer's expertise, keeping a size that feels friendly rather than overwhelming. Licensed by the AHCA (#12657) as an Assisted Living Facility, and managed by The Arbor Company, the community keeps its promise to meet each resident's changing needs with respect and careful attention, aiming to give people a safe, comfortable, and social place to call home in their later years.
