Dining
Meal preparation and service
McIntosh Assisted Living
4.0 (1 reviews)Sarasota, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Sarasota, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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McIntosh Assisted Living is a senior living community in Sarasota, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.
- Starting at
- $3,808/mo
- Care options
- 3 available
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- Community reviews
- 1
Key amenities
Housekeeping
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Social activities
Community-sponsored activities
Staff & support
24-hour supervision
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- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Cable
- Community-sponsored activities
- Coordination with health care providers
- Diabetes diet
- Fully furnished
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Move-in coordination
- Scheduled daily activities
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement (medical)
- Transportation to doctors appointments
- Wifi
Care options available
Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn more“My brother had a brain tumor, and I moved him to McIntosh Manor which was very nice. He was lucky to be able to get into something because he was supposed to go on a skilled nursing, but they wouldn’t take him because Medicare won’t. It was nice, but it wasn’t as luxurious but he liked it. They were short-staffed. My brother…”
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Pricing & residences
Monthly rates starting at
$3,808 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,808 |
| One bedroom | $4,569 |
Resident & family reviews
4.0 · 1 reviewsMy brother had a brain tumor, and I moved him to McIntosh Manor which was very nice. He was lucky to be able to get into something because he was supposed to go on a skilled nursing, but they wouldn’t take him because Medicare won’t. It was nice, but it wasn’t as luxurious but he liked it. They were short-staffed. My brother was a big guy, and it was hard for them till the end of his life. At night sometimes they only had one person, and they have fifteen or twenty residents. The caregivers were very attentive. They made sure he had his food, and everything. It looks very different from the…
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My brother had a brain tumor, and I moved him to McIntosh Manor which was very nice. He was lucky to be able to get into something because he was supposed to go on a skilled nursing, but they wouldn’t take him because Medicare won’t. It was nice, but it wasn’t as luxurious but he liked it. They were short-staffed. My brother was a big guy, and it was hard for them till the end of his life. At night sometimes they only had one person, and they have fifteen or twenty residents. The caregivers were very attentive. They made sure he had his food, and everything. It looks very different from the other facilities. My husband calls it a mom-and-pop place because it was a large family home that had been converted to accommodate the residents.
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