Concordia Village of Tampa sits at 4100 E Fletcher Ave in Tampa, right by the university area, and you'll find it has all sorts of services for folks who want independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term rehab, and long-term nursing care all in one place, so loved ones don't have to move if their needs change down the road. The community is faith-based and part of the BayCare Health System with a ministry from the Franciscan Sisters of Allegany, and you see that influence in the onsite chapel, regular Bible studies, and their focus on holistic care for mind, body, and spirit. Residents pick from apartments like studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, many with their own washer/dryer, walk-in closet, balcony, or patio so there's some space for private time, and every unit has air conditioning with options for private bathrooms and extra storage. The nursing side offers both short-term rehab-think physical, occupational, or speech therapy-and long-term care, and they tailor plans with input from residents, families, and doctors, which helps give the care a personal touch.
Staff members speak English, and there's always a nurse onsite around the clock for peace of mind, with 24-hour emergency maintenance, an Activities Director, and plenty of security features like controlled access to the buildings. The facility is wheelchair friendly with elevators and covered walkways and parking, plus you'll find outdoor seating, gardens, a bocce ball court, shuffleboard, a tennis court, sunroom, swimming pool, courtyard, and even a gated golf course, so there's plenty of fresh air and green space if that suits you. On days when the weather turns, residents use the indoor fitness center, chapel, game rooms, computer lab, movie theater, arts and crafts rooms, a beauty and barber shop, billiards room, car care center, and there's always something going on with social outings, music, luncheons, happy hour socials, arts programs, holiday events, and other activities-there's even a full library and computer center for folks who like to stay busy or read. They offer transportation for errands and doctor visits, flexible meal options with three daily restaurant-style meals, and housekeeping and laundry are handled by staff, so it takes less off everyone's plate.
Families use long-term care insurance, private pay, Medicaid, or Medicare to cover care, and folks can visit or stay for short-term recovery, day services, or move in full time, all while living close to medical centers, shops, and restaurants in the Tampa Bay area. Residents from all backgrounds-different races, religions, and beliefs-make up the Concordia Village of Tampa community, and staff work to keep things comfortable, clean, safe, and welcoming for everybody. The sense of community is strong, and no one's pressured to do more than they want, so there's both company and privacy as needed, making it a steady place to live out the years with help on hand.
