Solaris Senior Living North Naples

Long-term care is described as extended care through the skilled nursing center. A CMS-derived listing reports 60 certified beds at the nursing facility; this is a bed-capacity figure, not a report of current occupancy or room types. The community states that it is certified by Medicare and Medicaid and serves members of managed-care and Medicare replacement plans. The available information does not identify particular plans or individual coverage.

Assisted living is a separate offering. A third-party listing describes support with daily activities, supervision and a 24-hour call system. These details outline the assistance associated with this option, but do not specify which tasks are supported or how help is arranged for each resident. The official site lists a Florida assisted living license for the facility.

Memory Lane is the community’s assisted living residence for people with memory impairment. The available description does not detail its living arrangements or particular memory-support methods. Activities are described in individual and group formats: some can take place in residents’ rooms, while others are larger social events. Live entertainment is among the listed activities, though no schedule is given.

The community says its programming and services are designed around residents’ needs and intended to promote independence. Its website identifies the community as an affiliate of Solaris Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Published visitor guidance says visits are permitted at all times when they do not interfere with another resident’s rights, and asks visitors to follow facility safety requirements. It also notes that limits may apply when needed for safety; this describes posted guidance, not confirmation that policies have not changed. The guidance asks visitors to sign in on arrival and refrain from visiting if they have flu-, cold- or COVID-like symptoms. It says people with a positive COVID test, symptoms or an active quarantine are not permitted to enter. Visitors are encouraged to use face coverings, practice hand hygiene and maintain distance. For indoor visits, the guidance asks visitors to stay in the visitation area and leave soon after the visit. Additional protective equipment is offered for visits in rooms where residents are in isolation or quarantine.