Dining
Meal preparation and service
Fort Myers, FL
Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing in Fort Myers, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityThe Arbor at Shell Point in Fort Myers, Florida, is identified in community profiles as an assisted-living residence, and listings also describe memory-care services. It is part of the larger Shell Point Retirement Community. Because descriptions come from different sources, the care and amenity details below represent listed features rather than a single confirmed service package. Together, they sketch a setting with private accommodations, daily support and shared spaces.
Residence descriptions mention a range of floor plans and furnished rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenettes. Listed room features include telephones, cable television, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Wheelchair accessibility is noted, as are English-speaking caregivers. These details offer a practical picture of the accommodations, though the available profiles do not match particular room layouts to specific care needs.
Care-service listings include medication management, assistance with bathing and dressing, help with transfers and other daily activities, and non-ambulatory care. They also list 24-hour supervision and a 24-hour call system, along with nursing coverage for 12 to 16 hours. An onsite specialty medical center is described, with physicians available for appointments in cardiology, podiatry and ophthalmology. These services are reported in directory profiles and should not be taken as a guarantee that every service is available to every resident.
Dining descriptions list a dining room with restaurant-style service, all-day dining, meal preparation and service, and a professional chef. Listed meal options include support for special dietary restrictions, diabetes diets and allergy-sensitive needs. Activities and programs include fitness sessions, art and music programs, movie nights, games and scheduled daily activities. Resident-run and community-sponsored programs are also listed, as are outdoor activities, offering options that can take place in shared indoor spaces or outside.
Indoor common areas listed include a library, business room, game room, movie theater, activity room and arts room. Other shared facilities include a fitness room and a wellness room with spa or sauna features. Outside, profiles list walking paths, a garden and outdoor common space. The setting is described as near nature preserves and a golf course, adding outdoor surroundings to the community’s listed walking and garden areas.
Practical services listed include transportation, housekeeping, laundry or dry-cleaning, concierge assistance, move-in coordination, family support and an emergency alert system. Nearby destinations named in area listings include CVS Pharmacy and Walgreens, Martina Audiology and Hearing Services, McGregor Grill and Bowditch Point Park. These references provide a sense of the surrounding area, while the profiles do not specify whether transportation is available for each destination or outing.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“A good experience!”
Monthly rates starting at
$4,926 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,926 |
| One bedroom | $5,911 |
| Studio | $6,403 |
A friend and I went to visit a member of our Sunday school class. He was not in his room. His across the hall neighbor told us that they believed him to be in the hospital. He was not in the Larson center at Shell point. We must have looked like wild-eyed jihadist because they would not give us any information about him. I am quite sure they withheld information for reasons other than all the stupid privacy laws that are now in place to make people's lives miserable. The place is very attractive and it was clean. If our faithy Rich and needed care beyond being thrown in the Everglades, I have…
A friend and I went to visit a member of our Sunday school class. He was not in his room. His across the hall neighbor told us that they believed him to be in the hospital. He was not in the Larson center at Shell point. We must have looked like wild-eyed jihadist because they would not give us any information about him. I am quite sure they withheld information for reasons other than all the stupid privacy laws that are now in place to make people's lives miserable. The place is very attractive and it was clean. If our faithy Rich and needed care beyond being thrown in the Everglades, I have no doubts that I would strongly consider moving in here m
A good experience!
Everyone of the doctor’s staff was kind and helpful. I’m so glad that they are coming to Shellpoint to care for our eyesight!
My mother moved in Shell Point Larsen Pavilion in August of 2006 and died in December of 2010. My father and I liked them very much and I give them two thumbs up. We thought they did a good job. They had activities there. I liked that there were facilities that my dad and I could take her out to lunch or supper which we did at least once a week.
We had visited the Arbor which was part of the same company that runs King's Crown at Shell Point, so decided to check it out as well, as an option for my friend's mother. Just like the other facility, the grounds resembled a resort. The exterior featured well manicured lawns and a fresh, Spanish look. Plenty of space for residents to enjoy social gatherings, also with a lovely Roman type fountain. The resort level amenities included what you would find while vacationing, such as tennis, boating, hiking and other outdoor activities. They also regularly visit local restaurant favorites, the public library and movies - and take day trips into the surrounding regions. The nurse's station looked more like s hotel lobby, with an elegant, modern, decor. The common areas had a modern, spacious design. The formal seating area had a nice, cozy fireplace. There were many places for residents to enjoy a variety of activities, from general socializing to games, billiards, reading and media. The dining area was restaurant like, but still gave off a vibe of hominess. The meals we saw looked very appetizing. The snacks all looked delicious and healthy. The private housing options included a variety of floor plans. This facility reminded us of a stylish, upscale condo or resort community more than anything else, but with staff to see that the residents' specific needs were met as necessary.
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