Memory Care near Largo, FL

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Located in charming Largo, Florida, Lake House Assisted Living offers a comfortable and caring environment. Residents can enjoy the peaceful lake views and tropical birds or the full resources of the Greater Clearwater and St. Petersburg communities. Largo is home to The Central Park Performing Arts Center and The Florida Botanical Gardens, offering a variety of activities for families and visitors. True independent living is highlighted by the gentle ambiance and beautiful year-round climate of the temperate Pinellas Peninsula.

Elison of Pinecrest - Largo, FL

1150 8th Avenue Southwest, Largo, FL 33770
Elison of Pinecrest is located in Largo, just three miles from coastal beaches, with dozens of restaurants, retail shops and recreational opportunities nearby. This facility offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care, with full dining and housekeeping services and a dedicated staff committed to knowing the history and care needs of each individual resident. Amenities such as a fitness center, woodworking shop, art studio and theater, as well as an outdoor pool and hot tub encourage residents to lead a healthy, active life. Elison of Pinecrest hosts a full range of award-winning signature programs, including Optimum Life, which encourages residents to live life to the fullest every day on six key personal levels.

The Palms of Largo - Largo, FL

300 Lake Avenue NE, Largo, FL 33023
The Palms of Largo is a truly unique retirement community. This sprawling Florida property is conveniently located close to beaches, shopping, restaurants, and a recreation center. The Palms features six different communities that cater to diverse lifestyle and care options, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, rehabilitation, and healthcare, and luxury apartment living for seniors and families. Amenities such as a holistic spa, fitness center, experimental pre-school and daycare, and deli help to simplify life and enhance residents' living experience. The community's central plaza area hosts a full calendar of daily events for residents of any age to enjoy like educational seminars, exercise classes, community markets, social events, group meetings, and live music and entertainment.

Seasons Belleair - Belleair, FL

1145 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Belleair, FL 33756
This state-of-the-art assisted living community in Belleair, FL specializes in memory care for seniors with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other forms of dementia. Seasons Belleair is situated in the green town of Belleair and is within walking distance of the Belleair Health Care Center, Dimmitt Community Center, and many other town facilities. Its advanced monitoring systems enable residents to become independent while keeping them safe and secure at all times and promptly attended to as needed. Each resident is given individualized care and companionship and is treated with dignity and respect by the compassionate, highly trained staff.
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Memory Care near Largo, FL

Thankfully, for seniors who are looking for the ideal place to comfortably spend their golden years, Largo, Florida delivers on just about every level that a senior could need. This beautiful community has plenty of activities within short distances, weather that is ideal nearly all year long and memory care facilities that are designed to manage and minimize the symptoms associated with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Why Largo?

Many seniors don’t have an excessively long list of needs when it comes to finding the ultimate retirement destination. The most often desired features of a new community revolve around weather, available activities and cost of living. In most cases, a mild or warm year round climate, access to water for fishing, swimming and boating, options for golf and parks to walk or relax in put a community at or near the top of the list.

The town of Largo on the Gulf Coast of Florida fits almost perfectly into what most seniors envision as a prime retirement destination. This beautiful community is literally right on the water so there is virtually no commute at all to any water based activity at all - residents can enjoy calm and beautiful waters, all year long (in most cases within just a few minutes from their doors).

Largo also features plenty of fun and excitement on dry land with wonderful parks and botanical gardens for walking or enjoying scenery and plenty of museums and shopping for indoor enjoyment on days with less sun. Largo is also a great area for sports lovers, baseball in particular, with close access to Major League Baseball Spring Training facilities that offer the opportunity to see professional players get into playing shape while they prepare for the long season ahead.

Extra Considerations for Golden Years

As much as researching and experiencing sun and fun is important, there are some other critical details to look for in an ideal community. There are currently more than five million Americans dealing with Alzheimer’s - and more than half of Americans over the age of 85 suffer from Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia.

It can seem natural for family members to want to take care of their loved ones as they get older, but this isn’t always a real possibility when it comes to cognitive decline. There is no cure for this debilitating condition, and even though there has been some evidence that medication and specific therapies can ease symptoms, the disease progresses despite treatment. Once Alzheimer’s gets into the later stages, the patient will require some very involved and very specific care in order to maintain the highest level of health possible.

In addition to help with daily activities, grooming, meal planning and medication management, patients may also need medical care and physical therapy in order to continue to function as well as possible. This level of care can only really be delivered by specially trained care providers in a facility that is fully equipped with all of the necessary tools.