Dining
Meal preparation and service
Bradenton, FL
Assisted Living and Board and Care in Bradenton, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityThe Lombardo Home in Bradenton, Florida, is described in listings as an assisted living community; one also classifies it as a board-and-care home. Its reported licensed capacity is eight residents, and listings show Florida license number 11148. Care descriptions include 24-hour supervision and help with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, transfers and medication management. They also note coordination with healthcare providers, outlining both personal assistance and care coordination.
Listings include non-ambulatory care and wheelchair accessibility, and identify English as a language spoken by caregivers. These details may be relevant to residents who need mobility support or help with everyday tasks. The descriptions do not specify the level of assistance available to each resident, so the listed services do not indicate what an individual’s care plan would include.
Accommodation descriptions use slightly different terms: one listing names private and shared bedrooms, while another describes private and semi-private rooms. Rooms are described as furnished, with telephones listed as an in-room amenity. An emergency alert system is also noted; another listing describes an emergency call system in each room. A shared living room is identified as an indoor common space, and an outdoor patio is also mentioned. The sources do not describe how emergency calls are handled.
Dining information includes meal preparation and service, scheduled meals and all-day dining. One description specifies three meals daily, with snacks available during the day. Listed dietary accommodations include allergy-sensitive meals, diabetes diets and other special dietary restrictions. A dining room is among the stated amenities. Housekeeping and laundry or dry-cleaning services are also listed, as is move-in coordination. Transportation is noted, with one listing specifying trips for medical appointments, shopping and personal errands.
Scheduled daily activities and community-sponsored events are listed, including movie nights. One description also names arts and crafts, music sessions, gentle exercise and holiday celebrations. Walking paths and a garden appear on the amenities list. Together with the shared living room and patio, these features offer several listed settings for recreation, socializing or outdoor time. The available descriptions do not specify how often each activity takes place.
Local destinations named in the listings include West Coast Pediatrics and Manatee Gynecology, along with Winn-Dixie, Walgreens and CVS Pharmacy. Starbucks, Shake Pit and Bradenton Riverwalk are also identified as places of interest in the area. These references provide context for nearby services, errands and outings; they do not indicate that these destinations are on-site or within walking distance. Transportation for some appointments and errands is listed as a community service.
Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
“I have toured Lombardo Home. The owner was incredibly attentive and the staff was great. I've known a couple of other patients that have gone there and never had any issues at all. They're attended to every day, and they're given activities. The place is open enough for them to watch their patients, but private enough for them…”
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Monthly rates starting at
$4,023 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,023 |
| One bedroom | $4,827 |
I have toured Lombardo Home. The owner was incredibly attentive and the staff was great. I've known a couple of other patients that have gone there and never had any issues at all. They're attended to every day, and they're given activities. The place is open enough for them to watch their patients, but private enough for them to have their own space. What struck me was the level of attention that they give to their patients. I saw the main entrance living area and a couple of bedrooms; they were a reasonable size. They do some very low-impact sitting exercises, they would attend to whatever…
I have toured Lombardo Home. The owner was incredibly attentive and the staff was great. I've known a couple of other patients that have gone there and never had any issues at all. They're attended to every day, and they're given activities. The place is open enough for them to watch their patients, but private enough for them to have their own space. What struck me was the level of attention that they give to their patients. I saw the main entrance living area and a couple of bedrooms; they were a reasonable size. They do some very low-impact sitting exercises, they would attend to whatever the patients like to do, like crossword and jigsaw puzzles, TV, and games. I would call them very basic activities, but a lot of times, their staff is doing it with them or helping them navigate through the process, so they're not sitting around staring into space all day.
My mother is in The Lombardo Home, which is a small home with just six residents. It's wonderful. She has her own private room. It's a large room and she has her own things there. Even the double rooms are nice and large. She can have her own teacups, the food she likes, and all that. They provide wonderful care, and she's very happy there. They have people come in with music, animals, and so on. They have physical therapists, she eats her meals at the table with other people, and that's really nice. The house is all decorated like back in the '40s, so the elderly residents there feel right…
My mother is in The Lombardo Home, which is a small home with just six residents. It's wonderful. She has her own private room. It's a large room and she has her own things there. Even the double rooms are nice and large. She can have her own teacups, the food she likes, and all that. They provide wonderful care, and she's very happy there. They have people come in with music, animals, and so on. They have physical therapists, she eats her meals at the table with other people, and that's really nice. The house is all decorated like back in the '40s, so the elderly residents there feel right at home. They also have activities for the ladies. They have a small back room where they play Bingo and all that.
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