Dining
Meal preparation and service
Greenacres, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Greenacres, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityCottages at Palm Beach is a senior living community in Greenacres, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn more“Kevin was nice and gave us a tour of the facility. He was very detailed and explained the process for us. The cottage and room were nice and clean. The staff is also friendly. My grandmother has macular degeneration so the buckled sidewalks do not work for her.”
Monthly rates starting at
$4,785 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,785 |
| One bedroom | $5,742 |
| Studio | $6,220 |
If you love your Loved ones BEWARE don’t put them here!! It’s not safe for the patients or the workers. Place is dirty , they don’t bath the patients, they sold me false dreams. It’s so under staffed they can’t give enough attention to the patients, all the patients do is wonder around. It’s no interaction to stimulate or structure for the patients. Most of the staff are very nice but you can see the frustration in their faces and the lack of support. One thing I feel it’s not safe is locking the patients in their rooms every night, my mom is a diabetic and if her sugar is low and not feeling…
If you love your Loved ones BEWARE don’t put them here!! It’s not safe for the patients or the workers. Place is dirty , they don’t bath the patients, they sold me false dreams. It’s so under staffed they can’t give enough attention to the patients, all the patients do is wonder around. It’s no interaction to stimulate or structure for the patients. Most of the staff are very nice but you can see the frustration in their faces and the lack of support. One thing I feel it’s not safe is locking the patients in their rooms every night, my mom is a diabetic and if her sugar is low and not feeling good NO ONE WOULD EVER KNOW until the morning. While sitting on her bed I found ants in her bed and along the wall , I immediately cloroxed her room, changed her linens and my husband exterminated the room the next day, no problems since. I also wash my mom clothes and while taking her basket out the biggest cockroach I’ve seen was trailing behind me. The entire place reeks of urine and dirtiness. I’m breaking her contract for her safety. SHES OUT!!! This would never happen at Morse life.
Kevin was nice and gave us a tour of the facility. He was very detailed and explained the process for us. The cottage and room were nice and clean. The staff is also friendly. My grandmother has macular degeneration so the buckled sidewalks do not work for her.
Do not do business with this company. They do not pay bills.
Do not do business with this company. They avoid you when it’s time to pay the invoice.
I’ve never even been to visit your place!!
Very caring staff members, super clean place feels like home from when we fist walked in my aunt will certainly feel at home when she arrives.
I toured The Cottages while exploring memory care for my grandmother, and I was so impressed. The staff are warm, attentive, and genuinely caring. The community feels safe, uplifting, and beautifully maintained, with engaging activities and incredible food. The activities look amazing which is the most important thing to us. Every week they explore new chic ice creams shops in the Palm Beaches, go on waterfront picnics, stroll along Flagler, tour the animal shelters and zoo, all in September. There is something to do all day. I left feeling confident this is a place where my grandmother could truly thrive.
I’m the niece of a current resident at The Cottages, and I just have to say, changes they made, they need to keep it going forever, My sister and I am so happy. Since the new management took over, it’s like the entire place has woken up. The Executive Director, Kevin is phenomenal. All my friends there say the same thing he’s everywhere. He walks the buildings, checks in personally, and if he ever misses a call, he returns it within minutes. I don’t know how he does it, but e is so dedicated. Even more impressive is the team he brought with him. You can feel the changes, it culture, the staff is upbeat, and seems genuinely happy to be there. That energy rubs off on the residents too. And now, the food? Let me tell you: unbelievable. We went from “meh” to “can I come here for dinner?” All fresh, all homemade. My aunt’s been bragging about the meals like she’s dining at a boutique bistro. It’s seriously that good. She has memory, and knows what good food is. The activities are non-stop and so thoughtfully planned. Whether it’s art, music, trivia, or themed events, there's always something going on. And the volunteers? God bless them. They bring so much love and light into the place, it feels like a true community. They still need to work some updates, thankfully the roofs are fixed. They say more is coming. My aunt doesn't have a million dollars, and finding a community we could afford and is still great was not easy. The care has always been great, but now it is all great. I am hopeful this team sticks around for the long haul. Good work! Grateful nieces, Myers/Guard Family
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