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Loxahatchee, FL
Assisted Living in Loxahatchee, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityLisbet Health Center at Wellington Bay is a senior living community in Loxahatchee, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.
Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lisbet Memory Care at Wellington Bay is truly exceptional. The facility itself is absolutely beautiful, always clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully maintained, but the very best part is the staff. Our very first experience there with Richard and Ellie set the tone for the wonderful experience we have had ever since. From…”
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Monthly rates starting at
$3,280 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,280 |
| One bedroom | $3,936 |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lisbet Memory Care at Wellington Bay is truly exceptional. The facility itself is absolutely beautiful, always clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully maintained, but the very best part is the staff. Our very first experience there with Richard and Ellie set the tone for the wonderful experience we have had ever since. From that first interaction, we felt warmth, professionalism, and genuine care, and that has continued every step of the way. From the moment you walk in, you feel it. The front door staff are always kind, they welcome us with a smile, and they gladly walk us to the entrance…
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lisbet Memory Care at Wellington Bay is truly exceptional. The facility itself is absolutely beautiful, always clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully maintained, but the very best part is the staff. Our very first experience there with Richard and Ellie set the tone for the wonderful experience we have had ever since. From that first interaction, we felt warmth, professionalism, and genuine care, and that has continued every step of the way. From the moment you walk in, you feel it. The front door staff are always kind, they welcome us with a smile, and they gladly walk us to the entrance to memory care. It sets the tone every single visit. They take such wonderful, loving care of my 94 year old mother. A friend who was visiting recently shared something that meant so much to me. A nurse’s aide came into my mom’s room and noticed her bra strap was showing, she quietly and discreetly adjusted it for her without making a fuss. That small act of dignity and kindness says everything about the level of care here. They treat residents with such respect. Marie, the day nurse, is just the sweetest person. She always greets everyone who walks in with a warm smile and is happy to walk them back to the door and let them out. I have never seen her without a smile on her face. She is kind, patient, and helpful, and that spirit seems to carry through the entire team. The staff consistently go above and beyond, and you can truly feel that they care. We also love Nicole. When my mother was in the hospital, Nicole went to visit her to check on her personally. We received regular phone calls to see how she was doing, and we truly felt cared for every step of the way. That level of compassion and follow through meant more to our family than they probably realize. The administrator deserves recognition as well. She truly listens to the needs of the residents and their families, and when recommendations are made, adjustments are thoughtfully considered and implemented. That openness and responsiveness make a tremendous difference. I also love that they bring everyone out for meals and truly make it an experience. The tables are set with placemats and silverware, creating a sense of normalcy and dignity. Residents are encouraged to gather together. The open common space is warm and welcoming, and you will often find residents sitting together participating in the music program or the exercise program. The memory care residents have access to the same level of engagement and activities as assisted living, and they truly work to involve everyone and keep residents active and connected. Recently, I went to visit my mother and she was not there because she had gone on a bus ride. They had taken the memory care residents out for a ride to the park so they could enjoy some outdoor time and a change of scenery. I thought that was so special, and I was thrilled that my mother was able to participate. Before moving to memory care, my mother was in assisted living, and that experience was also fantastic. The quality of the food, the attentive care, the beauty and cleanliness of the facility, and the warmth of the staff make it outstanding. I feel so blessed and grateful that my mother is being so well cared for at Lisbet. I would highly recommend Wellington Bay to any family looking for compassionate, high quality care for their loved one.
Here’s a polished Google review you can post: ⸻ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lisbet Memory Care at Wellington Bay is truly exceptional. The facility itself is absolutely beautiful, always clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully maintained, but the very best part is the staff. They take such wonderful, loving care of my 94-year-old mother. A friend who was visiting recently shared something that meant so much to me: a nurse’s aide came into my mom’s room and noticed her bra strap was showing. She quietly and discreetly adjusted it for her without making a fuss. That small act of dignity and kindness says everything about…
Here’s a polished Google review you can post: ⸻ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lisbet Memory Care at Wellington Bay is truly exceptional. The facility itself is absolutely beautiful, always clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully maintained, but the very best part is the staff. They take such wonderful, loving care of my 94-year-old mother. A friend who was visiting recently shared something that meant so much to me: a nurse’s aide came into my mom’s room and noticed her bra strap was showing. She quietly and discreetly adjusted it for her without making a fuss. That small act of dignity and kindness says everything about the level of care here. They treat residents with such respect. Marie, the day nurse, is just the sweetest person. She is always kind, patient, and helpful, and that spirit seems to carry through the entire team. The staff consistently go above and beyond, and you can truly feel that they care. Before moving to memory care, my mother was in the assisted living community, and that experience was also fantastic. The quality of the food, the attentive care, the beauty and cleanliness of the facility, it all makes Lisbet outstanding. I feel so blessed and grateful that my mother is being so well cared for at Lisbet. I would highly recommend Wellington Bay to any family looking for compassionate, high-quality care for their loved one.
The memory care facility at Lisbet Health Center (Wellington Bay) is amazing. My wife went there in August 2025, and she has made great progress, despite 10 years dealing with Alzheimer's. She now talks more, is happy, safe, and so well cared for. The staff, 24/7, are wonderful. Activities keep her engaged. They do everything (medicines, meals, laundry, toileting, showering, housekeeping, activities and more). Her life is better and obviously mine too.
I’ve visited Lisbet at Wellington Bay multiple times and I’m always impressed. The staff is warm, patient, and professional, and it’s obvious they take pride in what they do. The residents are treated with dignity, and the atmosphere feels safe, calm, and welcoming. The location is a huge bonus; nestled outside Wellington Green, it’s in a peaceful suburban area with a lovely open feel. Lisbet shows up for the community in a big way, and it speaks volumes about the kind of welcoming, neighbor-focused environment they’ve created. If you’re looking for an assisted living community where people are truly cared for, this is it.
The level of care I receive at Wellington Bay is truly exceptional. The staff goes above and beyond every day to make sure I feel supported, safe, and genuinely cared for. They are attentive, compassionate, and always willing to help, which gives me incredible peace of mind. It’s clear that the team truly cares about the people who live here, not just as residents, but as individuals. I feel very fortunate to call this place home and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a community where care truly comes first.
The facility has recently turned over their staff with a new administrator and nurse. We welcomed this news and were hoping the situation would improve there. My mother has been a resident there for well over a year now. The nursing staff has been horrible to say the least. It started last Easter weekend, when my mother called me and said she was forcibly removed from her toilet. This was on a weekend night when there was only a skeleton crew and little observation, because she wouldn’t get in her bed at a certain time. She said she was grabbed by the arm by a woman with long fingernails, and it left a bruise and a cut, which you can see in the attached photo. We complained, and they tried to cover it up at every turn, but photos do not lie. Since that time she has developed recurrent urinary tract infections, which would be easily diagnosed by a urinalysis, culture and sensitivity, and easily treated with a course of an antibiotic therapy. The nursing staff has let the orders for the urine test go for a week or more in the past before they get around to it, because they are “busy“ while my mother suffers. And now, the new head nurse, Nicole, has repeated the behavior just this past week. Nicole was called several times last week and asked if the simple urine test had been performed. Several messages were left on her voicemail and at the front desk, and she has not responded to my calls now for seven days. My mother has been calling me with constant, unrelenting urinary tract infection symptoms. My suspicion is the urine test has not been done once again. My mother is there suffering because of her laziness. This is inexcusable. Update 12/9/25 (day 9): Nurse Nicole has still not returned my multiple calls/messages concerning my mother’s health. Once again, be aware that this is the new head of nursing at the facility. It’s a simple phone call that would require one minute of her time, but she is too busy. You will be ignored when inquiring about the health of your loved one and family member. Nicole must go. She is inept.
We moved my mom to Lisbet Assisted Living in December 2024 and we couldn’t be happier with the community, facilities and great staff. Selina, Marie, Lisandra, Lori, Alina, Bianca, nursing staff and aides couldn’t be more professional, compassionate and attentive. Thank you so very much for the outstanding care and attention you have given my mom. It was an adjustment for my mom to move out of her home after my dad’s passing. I am so glad to state that she truly is happy at Lisbet and would like to start an “Ambassador” program at the community to help welcome new residents. THANK YOU again to all who have helped mom acclimate so wonderfully!
My Mother in Law lived at Wellington Bay then at Assisted Living and she passed at Memory Care. We cannot say enough about the Kindness of the people who work there. Jay Mikosch who runs it all has extensive experience in Elder Care as do many others. We were so lucky and fortunate that we moved there in 2022. She was always well cared for and loved being there. Thank you all.
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