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Venice, FL
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Venice, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityVillage on the Isle is a senior living community in Venice, Florida, on Venice Island near the Gulf of Mexico and downtown Venice. A third-party description places its campus on 16 acres, and a directory listing reports that it was established in 1973. The community is described as a nonprofit, faith-based organization affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Its stated mission emphasizes individual growth and dignity, along with residents’ human and spiritual needs.
The community identifies itself as a Life Plan Community with a full continuum of care. It describes its Life Care model as intended to support continuity if residents’ care needs change. Its listed care areas include independent living, assisted living, memory care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing. A third-party listing reports more than 200 independent living units and over 100 assisted living quarters, giving an indication of the scale of its residential options.
Floor plan options are presented for Matthew Hall, Trinity Hall and Emerald Terraces. The community describes its campus as a walkable, all-in-one village, with shared spaces for everyday routines and social activity. Amenities identified in third-party listings include a dining room, lounges, kitchenettes, air conditioning, televisions and telephones. The community is also listed as pet-friendly, and its dining room and lounges provide shared areas alongside the residential accommodations.
Practical services identified in listings include personal care, bus transportation, housekeeping, laundry, and interior and exterior maintenance. One listing also describes 24-hour emergency assistance. Facilities named in descriptions include a health club, library, computer rooms, multimedia center, creative arts center and chapel; pastoral care is also listed. Other reported features include guest apartments, lighted parking and a beauty salon or barber shop. Together, these listings describe help with household routines and transportation as well as spaces for recreation, creative activities, computer use and worship.
The community says its wellness programming addresses physical, mental, spiritual and emotional well-being, and includes lifelong learning among its programs. Examples of resident activities include pickleball and socializing on a patio; third-party information also names art classes. A listing cites a Veterans Day program, Christmas bazaar, Thanksgiving music program and birthday parties among recreational offerings, providing examples of both seasonal events and social gatherings.
The Core is described as a planned wellness pavilion, not an existing facility. Plans call for a resort-style pool, spa, open-air bistro, fitness center and indoor pickleball. These proposed features are separate from the facilities currently named in third-party listings.
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Housekeeping and linen services
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Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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“My Mom has been at Village on the Isle for a little over two years. From the first day that I met James and Lori, it has been a truly wonderful experience not only for me and my entire family, but for my Mom as well. The both of them represent Village on the Isle very well. My Mom thinks that she is staying at a 5 star hotel.…”
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They are building 2 more towers! my goodness… almost done. I hear they are sold out. We will see how the reviews go after the move in. How many buildings can you put in one area! my oh my.
My Mom has been at Village on the Isle for a little over two years. From the first day that I met James and Lori, it has been a truly wonderful experience not only for me and my entire family, but for my Mom as well. The both of them represent Village on the Isle very well. My Mom thinks that she is staying at a 5 star hotel. The care, response, professionalism, positivity, and cleanliness is something to marvel at. We were blessed to have found such a fantastic facility. We feel like family the way we are treated each and every day. I’m convinced that Village on the Isle has added years to…
My Mom has been at Village on the Isle for a little over two years. From the first day that I met James and Lori, it has been a truly wonderful experience not only for me and my entire family, but for my Mom as well. The both of them represent Village on the Isle very well. My Mom thinks that she is staying at a 5 star hotel. The care, response, professionalism, positivity, and cleanliness is something to marvel at. We were blessed to have found such a fantastic facility. We feel like family the way we are treated each and every day. I’m convinced that Village on the Isle has added years to my Moms life. She has not been this comfortable in a few years. Over our two years, I’ve grown to know more of the administrative staff and I am more than impressed with employees like Kira, Myrista, Jennifer, Tracy, Sylvie, Linda and John and Virginia, who could forget them. Wow ! And the list of nurses that perform a thankless job on a daily basis include some of the very best like Carly, Ole, Margie, Rachel, Amy, Ken, Monica, Beverly, Chris, Delna, Luis, Martin, and I’ve probably forgotten many others. Even the building cleaner, Chris, and Kim the hair stylist, are just wonderful people who care so much and are so pleasant - what a team ! Suffice it to say that we’ve admired everyone we’ve come into contact with at Village on the Isle. That’s huge. That just doesn’t happen in these times. And part of what sets Village on the Isle apart from other facilities is that turnover is non existent. This is why we know so many of the employees - they haven’t changed in many years. That is a true testament as to why we feel like family at Village on the Isle and why we look forward to visiting my Mom and know that she is being cared for by our “other family”. It all starts with James, the Administrator. It is quite rare to find someone like him in his role who always wears a smile, is always available and you instantly get that genuine feeling that this guy gets it. Boy does he….. Kindest regards and heartfelt feelings, Warren Bovich - Alice’s son
Our family has nothing but AMAZING things to say about Village on the Isle Skilled Nursing Facility. Our mom has been a resident here for over 1 year now and loves it! From the leadership, staff, activities directors, nurses, aides, chef's, food servers, custodians, nutritional team, doctors, physical therapist's front desk workers, to the guards their commitment to the patients and famalies is unparalleled. This facility is SO well taken care of and so beautifully clean and relevant from the outside to the inside! All employees are filled with love and it's shown everyday with the amazing…
Our family has nothing but AMAZING things to say about Village on the Isle Skilled Nursing Facility. Our mom has been a resident here for over 1 year now and loves it! From the leadership, staff, activities directors, nurses, aides, chef's, food servers, custodians, nutritional team, doctors, physical therapist's front desk workers, to the guards their commitment to the patients and famalies is unparalleled. This facility is SO well taken care of and so beautifully clean and relevant from the outside to the inside! All employees are filled with love and it's shown everyday with the amazing love and care they have for every patient and family which creates such a wonderful environment for everyone, no doubt they LOVE their jobs. This stellar team is on top of things from patient needs, care, love, fun, medical needs, medical records, and meal preferences. This group is stellar and as a family we feel honored to have our mom in such an amazing facility. This is no doubt the BEST facility in Venice and you and your family will NOT be disappointed! Hats off to everyone and from our family to yours THANK YOU! We appreciate you more than you will EVER know! Love The Webb/Cosby family
The people at Village On The Isle were very polite and answered my questions. I think I have all the information I need. The place was very nice and very well run. They had quite a few activities going on. The food was wonderful. The dining area was very clean and very well run. The staff was very efficient.
I toured Village On The Isle. It was very good. They took their time explaining everything to us, and they showed us everything that we needed to see. It's a good experience. Everything was kept very upscale, clean, and neat. It was a good place. You can go to independent or assisted living, they also have a rehab center, and they have memory care if necessary. You can stay there for the rest of your life, no matter what happens to you. The staff who gave the tour was very professional and knowledgeable about their facility. They have a swimming pool, an exercise room, and meeting rooms.
My husband moved into Village on the Isle. We chose it because they have no COVID. They have private rooms and locked-down units, which are not considered memory care. Each unit area has a locked door. You can't get in and out unless you call an attendant. They have everything you can think of. They have PT and OT. They've got great nutritional meals. The rooms are very light, bright, and cheery. Each room is private. Each patient has their laundry done and their beds made. The staff goes out of their way to help them. The bathroom is handicapped-accessible. They also have shower chairs, commodes, and wheelchairs, which are all accessible to the patients. If the family members would like to take their loved ones out for an hour or two, they get a pass to take them out. So the patients are still able to get some fresh air and enjoy the world. They have plenty of activities.
My husband just spent 4 weeks in skilled nursing facility. I have nothing but praise for the care he received there. Some deserve special recognition: Marina Bernesby, CNA, nurses Tina, Vanessa and Stephanie, and physical therapists , John, Nick and Kathy were all outstanding. The dietician and kitchen staff were very accommodating and food delicious. Even the receptionists took an interest. Thanks Laurie for find us a bed. Definitely 5 stars.
Poor administration and support. Response times to call buttons exceed 15 minutes.
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