Dining
Meal preparation and service
Venice, FL
Assisted Living and Board and Care in Venice, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityLa Paloma Assisted Living in Venice, Florida, is a small assisted living community with a state-listed capacity of six beds. A community profile describes a choice of studio room layouts, and meals are listed as provided. The available information does not specify room sizes or furnishings. The six-bed capacity and studio options offer a basic picture of the community’s scale and housing, while details such as shared-room arrangements are not given.
Care and support listings include nurses on staff and physician and nurse availability on call. Dentist availability is also indicated. Podiatry and physical, occupational, and speech therapy are listed as available, along with hospice and respite care. These listings identify types of support but do not state visit schedules or explain which services are included in an individual resident’s care plan.
Daily life listings include on-site and off-site activities, as well as devotional services. Indoor and outdoor common areas are listed for shared use. Beauty and barber services are among the listed amenities. Pets are allowed according to the listing, and indoor smoking is prohibited in both private and public areas. Wheelchair-accessible showers and resident parking are also noted.
Complimentary transportation is listed. Venice Gardens is identified as about 0.9 miles away. Nearby everyday destinations include a Publix and CVS Pharmacy, each about 0.8 miles from the community, and a Walmart Supercenter about 0.9 miles away. Walgreens is listed about two miles away, while Detwiler’s Farm Market is about 2.3 miles away. These distances describe the surrounding area, not travel times or routes.
Several outdoor destinations are nearby: Venice Area Audubon Rookery is listed about 0.8 miles away, and Caspersen Park about 2.3 miles away. By-Pass Park, Manasota Scrub Preserve, and Chuck Reiter Park are each within roughly 2.4 to 2.8 miles. Cultural venues include Venice Art Center, about 3.6 miles away, Venice Theatre, about 3.8 miles away, and Lemon Bay Playhouse, around 7.4 miles away.
Hospital listings include Venice Regional Bayfront Health, about 3.3 miles away, and Sarasota Memorial Hospital–Venice, about 5.1 miles away; Englewood Community Hospital is listed about 8.8 miles away. Nearby restaurants include Outback Steakhouse, about 0.9 miles away, Chili’s at about one mile, and Bob Evans and Applebee’s at about 1.1 miles. SunTrust and Chase banks are each listed about 0.8 miles away, Liberty Savings Bank about 1.6 miles away, and Capital Bank and Achieva Credit Union roughly 2.7 miles away. Larger shopping destinations are farther out, including Sarasota Square Mall about 13.1 miles away and Port Charlotte Town Center about 15.9 miles away; Heritage Plaza is listed about 16 miles away. This distinguishes nearby errands from farther shopping.
Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
“My grandmother was a resident at La Paloma. she was well cared for. She was placed on Hospice and ended her life with dignity. The staff were kind to her and treated her like family.”
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Monthly rates starting at
$3,610 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,610 |
| One bedroom | $4,332 |
My grandmother was a resident at La Paloma. she was well cared for. She was placed on Hospice and ended her life with dignity. The staff were kind to her and treated her like family.
My mother lives in the facility and she is receiving wonderful care. the staff are kind and conscientious. The food is wonderful-all homemade-never frozen. She is currently a resident and I will live out her days there.
I still so mad and I was NOT going to leave anything but I guess I really need to let others know. I took my MOther there in 9/10/18 she has Dementia does not speak English. I was assured by the owner that he was going to hire someone that spoke Spanish and also a 24/7 care giving since my Mom was bedridden and that I need to paid extra for the special service. in all appearance it looked good that my Mom had a private room. No problem. The night person would come and go to sleep all night, very rude. The place is an OVEN HOT. went I took my Mom I was told the AC was broken and it was going…
I still so mad and I was NOT going to leave anything but I guess I really need to let others know. I took my MOther there in 9/10/18 she has Dementia does not speak English. I was assured by the owner that he was going to hire someone that spoke Spanish and also a 24/7 care giving since my Mom was bedridden and that I need to paid extra for the special service. in all appearance it looked good that my Mom had a private room. No problem. The night person would come and go to sleep all night, very rude. The place is an OVEN HOT. went I took my Mom I was told the AC was broken and it was going to be fixed the next day ( she was there for 30 days, the thermostat was set at 80 everyday) I transfer my Mom from her home in Miami with a 24/7 caretaker that did a wonderful job for my Mom, in 4 years she did NOT have one bed sore. This place was so hot right away she develop bed sores. I live about 3 miles from the place and I had to put her there since I do not have room at home. I visited, cooked for her and almost everyday went and clean her and feed her. The first incident happen 2 weeks later, she was shocking, I happen to showed up with the help in panic, had to call the rescue myself. She spend the night at the hospital and I took her back. I was getting ready to change places when 2 weeks later I showed up and found my MOM with foam in her mouth and CHOKING!!!! Again the untrain help in panic. I had to call the rescue. The owner was outside cutting the grass, he NEVER came in to check what was going on and this was 5-6pm and after cutting the grass he went home. My Mom was in heart/kidney failure, got to hospital at 7PM and at 3 AM she was transported to a Tidewell HOSPICE facility (they were great) my Mom passed away at 9 AM only 14 hours after my discovery. I had just paid the full monthly price and My Mom die 10 days after, The owner refuse to reimburse the money that according to the contract I have to give a 30 day notice ( over $3,000.00) my MOM DIE!!!!and I was supposed to take my Mom back to die there in that hell hole, that I broke the contract for taking her to Tidwell facility which she was a patience of them He does NOT care for the people ONLY the money he is making from them. I hope that people will read this and make the right decisions for their loved ones. It may be different for a client that can move and take care of themself and like the heat BUT not for a bedridden or Hospice patient
I still so mad and I was NOT going to leave anything but I guess I really need to let others know. I took my MOther there in 9/10/18 she has Dementia does not speak English. I was assured by the owner that he was going to hire someone that spoke Spanish and also a 24/7 care giving since my Mom was bedridden and that I need to paid extra for the special service. in all appearance it looked good that my Mom had a private room. No problem. The night person would come and go to sleep all night, very rude. The place is an OVEN HOT. went I took my Mom I was told the AC was broken and it was going to be fixed the next day ( she was there for 30 days, the thermostat was set at 80 everyday) I transfer my Mom from her home in Miami with a 24/7 caretaker that did a wonderful job for my Mom, in 4 years she did NOT have one bed sore. This place was so hot right away she develop bed sores. I live about 3 miles from the place and I had to put her there since I do not have room at home. I visited, cooked for her and almost everyday went and clean her and feed her. The first incident happen 2 weeks later, she was shocking, I happen to showed up with the help in panic, had to call the rescue myself. She spend the night at the hospital and I took her back. I was getting ready to change places when 2 weeks later I showed up and found my MOM with foam in her mouth and CHOKING!!!! Again the untrain help in panic. I had to call the rescue. The owner was outside cutting the grass, he NEVER came in to check what was going on and this was 5-6pm and after cutting the grass he went home. My Mom was in heart/kidney failure, got to hospital at 7PM and at 3 AM she was transported to a Tidewell HOSPICE facility (they were great) my Mom passed away at 9 AM only 14 hours after my discovery. I had just paid the full monthly price and My Mom die 10 days after, The owner refuse to reimburse the money that according to the contract I have to give a 30 day notice ( over $3,000.00) my MOM DIE!!!!and I was supposed to take my Mom back to die there in that hell hole, that I broke the contract for taking her to Tidwell facility which she was a patience of them He does NOT care for the people ONLY the money he is making from them. I hope that people will read this and make the right decisions for their loved ones. It may be different for a client that can move and take care of themself and like the heat BUT not for a bedridden or Hospice patient
The owner, [name removed], is very impatient and rude. He is there most of the time and mostly sits around on the phone. You can hear him fighting with staff. The staff can't cook and are very inattentive and mostly stay outside smoking and are constantly on their phones. No one seems to know what's going on with medications, either. Try ANYwhere else. The residents don't even get their teeth brushed in the morning or at night and forget about denture care. And they aren't taken to the bathroom regularly, they just wait until the patients are wet or soiled. Absolutely no activities, either. All of the food is either micro-waved or cooked on a counter top skillet or toaster oven. And it is hot in the main room. No air conditioner to speak of. The tour is great and then everything changes.
My grandmother was a resident for years and received only kind and compassionate care. The facility worked with Medicaid to keep her even after funding was an issue. They provide excellent care until the end.
My mother in law was there until she died. The staff were wonderful and very caring. The food was wonderful. The owner was very attentive.
A nice home environment, able to meet individual needs easily. Family atmosphere, loving and kind caregivers. Private Doctor, therapy on site, hair/ nails and personal grooming provided. Meals prepared to meet individual requests, large rooms.
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