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The Inn at Freedom Village

3.9 (57 reviews)

Bradenton, FL

Assisted Living in Bradenton, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.

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The Inn at Freedom Village is a senior living community in Bradenton, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.

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“I will be moving into Freedom Village of Bradenton. It's excellent, gorgeous, and wonderful. Everything is brand spanking new. My apartment has been refurbished from top to bottom, with new carpeting, new floors, and new bathroom fixtures. I'm paying for upgraded appliances, so they will be all upgraded appliances. New floor…”
Community review · 2024

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3.9 · 57 reviews

Very disappointed in this facility. Putting my father’s recovery at risk. Multiple attempts through records, manager, and social worker to obtain medical records compiled while he was a patient. No response no communication total radio silence, unacceptable. Shameful.

I toured Freedom Village of Bradenton and it's nice but a little older. They were doing some remodeling, and the upkeep was good. The staff was extremely nice.

My friend has resided here for over a year. She was in rehab twice and now needs assisted care. The main thing I see after numerous visits is a lack of enthusiasm by the staff. The food in the dining room was very slow to arrive and prepared at a marginal level at best. The apartment is kept nice and, this is a plus. Front desk staff seems to care less and with no personal greeting to anyone. Very expensive living to be ignored. She has been in therapy for weeks and they did not even raise up the handles on her roller so she is not stooped over and her back hurting... I did it for her.

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My wife is a resident of Freedom Village of Bradenton. The care itself is okay, but the running of the organization is very poor. Every week, I have to go in and try to get something squared away that they shifted the week before. You're supposed to get a recording to receive a call back, but they never actually call you back. They have a beauty shop and some doctor services, which are all additional services you have to pay for. When you enter a room, it's clean and kept clean. The food seems to be good. Everything appears to be a balanced diet.

I will be moving into Freedom Village of Bradenton. It's excellent, gorgeous, and wonderful. Everything is brand spanking new. My apartment has been refurbished from top to bottom, with new carpeting, new floors, and new bathroom fixtures. I'm paying for upgraded appliances, so they will be all upgraded appliances. New floor coverings, new paint on the wall, all new fixtures, new fans, new Venetian blinds, everything's new. The staff is excellent, very knowledgeable, and very helpful. The staff-to-resident ratio is very good. The food is excellent. There are three different restaurants. There are all kinds of choices of food. When you move in, you get one free meal a day. There is something for everybody. There's a huge number of activities every single day. They have an indoor pool. They have a complete gymnasium. They have exercise equipment. They have a shop where if you want to fix things, you can go there and work in the woodshop. They have a library. They have everything.

Freedom Village of Bradenton was nice. It was probably a little more expensive than what we wanted. It was a very good tour. It's a wonderful place. The staff took us all around and showed us the various things that they had. It's a nice place. It would be good to have my wife there, but right now we'll stick with the other place. The rooms were very clean, very nice, furnished well, and looked comfortable. The staff was very knowledgeable. She was very pleasant to deal with. We had a nice visit, and I appreciated all the information that she gave us. I ate in their little café one time when it was open, and it was very good. It looked like they've taken care of everything.

Freedom Village of Bradenton was gorgeous. If we had a choice, I would have my father go there, but it's just so expensive. It's beautiful. It's clean. There were staff all around. You don't have to go looking for anyone. The residents were unbelievable, as well as the landscape, the facility itself, and the upkeep. They couldn't get any better. The food was wonderful.

Freedom Village of Bradenton had bigger apartments. The food was excellent. And it was restaurant-style. They also had smaller venues where you could go like at lunchtime in a smaller cafe or something. So, they had different options for eating. It was a big place. It had a lot of stuff going. They had lots of activities. They would supply transportation to cultural activities and doctor's visits, and that kind of thing, and parking.

What families highlight

  • Compassionate and attentive staff
  • Favorable staff-to-resident ratio
  • Wide variety of daily activities and clubs
  • Multiple on-site dining venues (restaurants, café, pub)
  • Restaurant-style, high-quality dining options

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Location & neighborhood

6410 21st Ave West, Bradenton, FL 34209
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