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The Courtyard at Granada - Assisted Living Home
4.3 (12 reviews)Kissimmee, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Kissimmee, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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The Courtyard at Granada - Assisted Living Home is an assisted living home in Kissimmee, Florida. Its grounds cover about 2.5 acres, with gardens, flowers and shady oak trees. The community’s website also notes wildlife on the property, including deer, squirrels and birds. The home is described as being on a quiet, tree-lined street south of Orlando, in Osceola County. Nearby destinations listed in a community profile include parks, shops, restaurants, places of worship, pharmacies and entertainment options; HCA Florida Poinciana Hospital is also identified as nearby.
Care information describes individualized plans and assistance with activities of daily living. Listed services include medication management, incontinence care and support for people who are non-ambulatory. The profile also lists memory care programming and respite or short-term stays. These options are presented alongside assisted living rather than as separate community names. The range of listed services may be relevant to families comparing the types of day-to-day support described for the home.
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Living arrangements include private and shared rooms. Bedrooms are advertised as furnished or unfurnished; a community profile describes furnished rooms with natural light, spacious closets and garden views. Room amenities listed in that profile include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, bathtubs and cable or satellite television. Shared spaces include indoor and outdoor common areas and an outdoor patio. Together with the grounds and gardens, these spaces provide indoor and outdoor settings for residents’ daily activities.
The home advertises meal service, and the profile specifies three home-cooked meals each day. Listed dining options include vegan, no-sugar, and low- or no-sodium meals, as well as anytime dining. Housekeeping and laundry are among the services described by the official website. The profile additionally lists dry cleaning, grocery shopping and errands, along with transportation options. Those options include complimentary transportation and transportation at cost; resident parking and convenient access to public transit are also noted.
The activity list includes trivia games, barbecues or picnics, birthday and holiday parties, pet-focused programs, gardening and stretching classes. Both on-site and off-site activities are listed, and the home’s website describes leisure activities as part of its offerings. The range includes social gatherings, gardening and gentle exercise, with indoor common areas and outdoor spaces also available for shared time. The sources describe activities and facilities but do not specify a daily schedule.
For families comparing practical details, the profile brings together information about room types, services, meals, transportation and activities. The official website emphasizes the property’s gardens, furnished and unfurnished bedrooms, housekeeping, laundry and meal service. The community profile adds details about room amenities, dietary options, short-term stays and outings. These descriptions provide an overview of the home’s listed care and daily-life features without specifying how an individual’s care plan or activity schedule would be arranged.
- Starting at
- $3,859/mo
- Care options
- 3 available
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- Community reviews
- 12
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.
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“This assisted living home has a very cozy and quiet environment. The administrator is very friendly and welcoming 🙂 I felt comfortable and assured that my mom would be well taken care of in this facility.”
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Pricing & residences
Monthly rates starting at
$3,859 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,859 |
| One bedroom | $4,630 |
Resident & family reviews
4.3 · 12 reviewsThis assisted living home has a very cozy and quiet environment. The administrator is very friendly and welcoming 🙂 I felt comfortable and assured that my mom would be well taken care of in this facility.
I toured The Courtyard At Granada. It was a disappointment because we went to the 10:00 appointment. There was no one there except for the staff and none of them knew that we were coming. So, nothing was accomplished. One of the staff members tried to give us a tour of the place, but we weren't able to sit down and talk with anybody to discuss pricing, what comes with what, or anything. When they tried to call the person who was supposed to be there, she just told them to tell us that they have no room, to leave our information, and they'll call us when they have room. It was a very negative…
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I toured The Courtyard At Granada. It was a disappointment because we went to the 10:00 appointment. There was no one there except for the staff and none of them knew that we were coming. So, nothing was accomplished. One of the staff members tried to give us a tour of the place, but we weren't able to sit down and talk with anybody to discuss pricing, what comes with what, or anything. When they tried to call the person who was supposed to be there, she just told them to tell us that they have no room, to leave our information, and they'll call us when they have room. It was a very negative experience but I do give staff members credit for trying to pick up the ball, accomplishing whatever but really couldn't accomplish what we needed to know. The place was clean. It looked organized. The people that we saw there did not look uncomfortable. We meet one of the residents who has very advanced Alzheimer's or dementia. And it kind of broke our hearts because we saw how she wanted to interact, but we couldn't answer her questions because we didn't know her. She tried to talk with us. She was very sweet, and of course, we couldn't do or give her what she wanted. Then she got a little upset and walked off, but they were taking good care of her. They gave her hugs and tried to fulfill her needs. The staff looked like they were doing what they were supposed to do.
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I toured The Courtyard At Granada. Strangely, because of my wife's advanced stage of dementia, the staff that I spoke to didn't feel that it was the right facility for her. The facilities looked nice. It was like an expensive person's home. It was geared up with separate rooms for the patient. One of the parts of it that I thought was a little bit strange was that the memory care wasn't separated like in some of the other places that I visited. The place was very nice and the staff was very helpful and very courteous.
We toured The Courtyard at Granada. We talked to the manager and my mother has needs that they're not licensed for. The facility was very nice. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It was very well kept.
We toured The Courtyard at Granada. They didn't realize we had an appointment and then the owner wasn't there, so one of the workers kind of showed us around. The place was very clean and very nice, but it was more hospital-like than homey to me and I didn't want a hospital feel. A lot of the clients were in their rooms and there didn't seem to be a lot of activity going around. Some were sitting down watching television, others were in their rooms. Maybe it was just the time we went, but I wouldn't have chosen that for my sister because everybody's just kind of sitting around looking vegetable-like. It's a beautiful place though. The staff that we interacted with was very nice. They told us as much as they could, but they didn't know everything that we needed to know.
[name removed] and her staff are wonderful. It is a very small facility But they provide the best care to all residents. Everyone is friendly, professional and caring. The only reason I gave activities a 4 is because they are limited and due to the amount of residents not everyone wants to participate. They do have a hairdresser visit which is great for those that cannot get out. They recognize residents Birthdays and decorate and have cake. This place is a hidden Gem and not a traditional crowded facility.
The Courtyard At Granada was more like a hospital to me. The staff was very nice and very, very good. It was more memory care than the other level of care, the people were not active. The staff was very attentive and helpful.
What families highlight
- Welcoming, compassionate staff
- Attentive and communicative administration
- Clean, well-maintained interior and rooms
- Attractive grounds with shade trees, gardens, and interior courtyard
- Well-decorated, comfortable resident rooms
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