Dining
Meal preparation and service
Wildwood, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Wildwood, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityGenerations Senior Living at Lake Miona in Wildwood, Florida, is described in the available community profile as a memory care setting for people with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and related memory conditions. Care listings also mention support for mild cognitive impairment, non-ambulatory care and respite stays. Staff are available around the clock for supervision and emergency response. Assistance with bathing, dressing, transfers, toileting and other daily activities is listed, as is help with medication in accordance with a resident’s physician’s instructions.
The care information describes caregivers with specialized training in memory-related support, including communication, wandering, nutrition, infection control and person-centered care. The clinical team description names an advanced registered nurse practitioner working under a physician, a home health team and caregivers trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia care. The profile also lists access to home health nurses and an on-call licensed nurse practitioner, along with regular blood pressure and weight checks. Residents and families are described as meeting in quarterly councils to give input on care plans.
Room configurations listed include shared or semi-private rooms, private rooms, studios and one-bedroom rooms. Rooms are furnished, and a telephone is listed as an in-room amenity. Shared spaces include living and dining areas, while outdoor features include a garden, walking paths, a backyard and an enclosed patio. The profile notes views of a golf course or lake from the backyard or patio. Safety features include keypad-controlled entrances and exits, fire and smoke alarms, sprinklers, a perimeter fence, in-room intercoms, common-area video monitoring and an emergency alert system. A standby generator is listed for climate control, refrigeration and lighting during outages.
Meals are served three times daily in a family-style setting and are planned or approved by a licensed dietician. Residents may have daily specials or request an alternative meal, and snacks and beverages are available throughout the day. Dining information also lists options for allergy-sensitive, diabetes and other special dietary needs, as well as meals served in a resident’s room on request. The dining room is the main shared meal space, and outdoor dining is listed for special occasions.
Activities include interactive educational programs, music, movie nights, cards, chess, checkers, bingo and Wii games. Individual and group activities are described as drawing on residents’ life histories, hobbies and interests; personal memory boxes are placed outside rooms. The profile also lists birthday celebrations, current-events access, email and video conferencing. Scheduled transportation is available for monthly outings, medical appointments and personal trips. Housekeeping, laundry, indoor and outdoor cleaning, move-in coordination and basic cable are among the listed services. Some pets are allowed, and the nearby places listed include CVS Pharmacy, Sammy’s Italian and St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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“My husband is a memory care resident of Generations Senior Living at Lake Miona. It's almost like a group home. They have six residents maximum, they have two CNAs around the clock, they have a doctor and a nurse on staff, and they have an activities director. It's wonderful. They make the family come in and feel very welcome,…”
Monthly rates starting at
$4,500 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,500 |
| Residence | $5,000 |
| Studio | $5,250 |
| One bedroom | $5,300 |
The rooms are filthy and dingy and dark. The food is horrible my husband and all the residents would get 3oz of soup with pretzels and Fritos. They would feed them at 3:30 pm and put the patients to sleep or in their rooms from 5:00 till 9:00 am without food or water. During the day the caregivers would line the residents up in front of the T.V in cloth recliners covered in urine that could not be cleaned. The bathrooms were dirty. The toilets over flowed all the time. There is a sign that says don’t throw toilet paper in the toilets. These are memory care patients, where are they to throw…
The rooms are filthy and dingy and dark. The food is horrible my husband and all the residents would get 3oz of soup with pretzels and Fritos. They would feed them at 3:30 pm and put the patients to sleep or in their rooms from 5:00 till 9:00 am without food or water. During the day the caregivers would line the residents up in front of the T.V in cloth recliners covered in urine that could not be cleaned. The bathrooms were dirty. The toilets over flowed all the time. There is a sign that says don’t throw toilet paper in the toilets. These are memory care patients, where are they to throw used toilet paper? The yard is not safe for patients. They had rotted wood benches with rusty nails sticking out of them. I was paying 6300.00/month. They did not have a working dishwasher. I would be called almost everyday to tell me my husband fell. He lost a tooth when he feel, nobody mentioned that. My husband was beat up he had two black eyes and black and blue nose. Bruises all over his arms and legs. I had to call the police so I could get an incident report. Supposedly they had cameras in the house but didn’t provide any film to the police. They tried to blame another resident who did not have one mark on him.The caregivers would be on their cell phones all day. My husband was given medication that was not recommended for the type of dementia he has. He walked into Generations at the end of December, and was so drugged he was in a wheelchair when he left in March. I would not recommend this facility to anyone, your loved one will not be taken care of.
My husband is a memory care resident of Generations Senior Living at Lake Miona. It's almost like a group home. They have six residents maximum, they have two CNAs around the clock, they have a doctor and a nurse on staff, and they have an activities director. It's wonderful. They make the family come in and feel very welcome, the food is wonderful, and the CNAs are fantastic. I can't say enough about this place, and I can't believe I was fortunate enough to find it and take the last vacancy they had. The activities director comes three days a week and they have different activities. The…
My husband is a memory care resident of Generations Senior Living at Lake Miona. It's almost like a group home. They have six residents maximum, they have two CNAs around the clock, they have a doctor and a nurse on staff, and they have an activities director. It's wonderful. They make the family come in and feel very welcome, the food is wonderful, and the CNAs are fantastic. I can't say enough about this place, and I can't believe I was fortunate enough to find it and take the last vacancy they had. The activities director comes three days a week and they have different activities. The medical team: a husband and wife, doctor, and nurse manage the medications, and they're on call if there's a need. So far we're just extremely happy. It's lovely, it's a lock-down facility, and you have to come in and out with a code.
Very nice place. Was in the area looking for senior care options for a relative. This was one that definitely stood out. I could only give 15 minutes notice that I wanted to take a tour, but they accommodated, were friendly on the phone, provided driving directions, as the rental car didn't have GPS. The room was spacious, modern, clean. We caught them in the middle of an activity with music on ipads- looked fun! Nice patio area and very comfortable. They did not have openings at the time of my visit, but there is a waiting list, which we're now on.
Went on a bus tour of about 6 ALFs near The Villages. This one stood out by far as the best Memory Care facility around. The facility is nice, but the concept of having personalized care was radically different than the large institutional facilities. If you're looking for Memory Care near The Villages start here first and if they have availability take it.
My mom is a longtime resident and we are thrilled with the care that she receives. She has made lasting friendships with residents and staff. We know she is in great hands.
The best Memory Care in The Villages. I've heard it from others and have seen it myself. Recommended by both our primary care physician and neurologist. Even our pharmacy had heard of them and said Generations is the best provider of Memory Care in the area.
This is the very best Memory Care Assisted Living facility anywhere near The Villages. Staff are very well trained and very service-oriented. Management responds to inquiries and the facility is meticulously maintained.
The best facility for Memory Care anywhere near The Villages. I have 2 friends who have placed loved ones with Generations and it is like no other facility around.
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