Sweet Water of Orlando

I'm currently in the Sweet Water of Orlando. It's nice here. It's a nice place too. The room is ok, it's not huge, but it ain't little. I've been here two years, and I don't have any complaints at all. You got breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and they've got really good cooks. They've got bingo, arts and crafts, stuff like that.

I'm living in Sweet Water of Orlando. As far as the food, it's good. They had bingo, and entertainment. Music people come in. I've got a roommate. I have no negative vibrations. The place is very easily accessible. I have no problems with guests coming in. They can sit in the lounge, in the front there, near the entrance, in the kitchen, and we can talk. I can go out on the front porch, talk with my visitors. I can go out with my visitors. There's no real protocol for your activities, except for bingo or something. You have to meet in the dining room, just like most places are. But other than that, I don't really touch base. We have our medicine station that we go up to, and that works out pretty good. You just sit there and they know you by name. And when you sit down in the lounge, like I have a TV lounge right beside it, and you sit there and you get your medicine, and that's the end of that story. But it's very accessible. You got the bus line here. I can go out and catch the bus, or my friends can meet me there in the lounge here, and the lounge area, and I just go out. Yesterday I went to the mall and stuff like that, so I have a pretty good lifestyle here. I don't really have much contact with the staff here. There's people that come in at night and in the morning to be sure we're here, and be sure we're OK. As far as the kitchen, they can bring our meals to us. We sit down in the dining room and we have a coffee station out there. If we want anything special, we can come in a couple hours early, and they'll give us whatever we want as far as food.

we have fun in Art,andCrafts and Painting .

I popped in unannounced several days ago on purpose, after looking at how well the placed looked on the outside, I wanted to know if it would be a place I would consider placing a love one. I've been in the healthcare aging industry for over twenty plus years working as a sales manager and sales director. so I'm very critical on my expectations on how a senior community should operate and how it should look and smell. I have to say I was very pleasantly surprised. I was warmly greeted, even as a pop in and was immediately helped by a very friendly gentleman name Alex. He was happy to show me around, the building was spotless with no foul odor. Actually much larger than I expected and tastefully furnished with clean white furniture, reminding me of a place by the ocean. I ask about six residents how the food was and each of then raved about how good it was ( I can say it really looked good) that day the cook was serving beef tips w/gravy, rice and broccoli. I also request to look in the kitchen, (couldn't go in) but from what I could see, it was very clean, organized and the cook was happy to speak with me about the menus. However, I would like to see a transportation bus and I wasn't shown an activity calendar or a weekly menu. But I would be remiss not to mention how clean the residents were and how content and happy they seem. I also did not feel or see any tension amongst the staff. I honestly would not hesitate to place a family member at Sweetwater Assisted Living, and please take a moment to pop in and see for yourself. It's well worth it! Maybe the next review will be a five star!

Sweet Water of Orlando on Forest City Road is an AWESOMELY AMAZING Assisted Living home! The staff is welcoming and caring. Great in every way! Thank you for caring for my mother-in-love!