Dining
Meal preparation and service
Lake City, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Lake City, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityWillowBrook Assisted Living in Lake City, Florida, is an assisted living community offering support with activities of daily living in private and companion apartments. The community says assistance is tailored to each resident’s needs and can be adjusted as those needs change. Healthcare staff provide supervision around the clock, and a full-time nurse is part of the resident services team. Nursing services are described as available 24 hours a day, including help with self-administration of medications. Short-term respite stays are also offered, from a minimum of two days to several weeks, with the same amenities as assisted living residents.
Apartment options vary by size and building. Standard apartments measure 275 square feet and are in A and B Halls; residents dine in the Montgomery Dining Room in A Hall. The 366-square-foot deluxe apartments are in C Hall, with meals in the DeSoto Dining Room. The 375-square-foot luxury apartments are in D Hall, the newest building addition, and residents use the Santa Fe Dining Room. Standard units are described as offering storage and personal space. Deluxe units have a closet, while luxury units have both a closet and a linen closet.
Apartments have individually controlled heating and cooling, and cable service is available. Utilities are included among the listed apartment features. Bathrooms have a handicapped shower with a seat and a no-trip entry. Call lights are installed in bedrooms and bathrooms, along with sprinkler systems and smoke detectors with audible alerts. Housekeeping, linen service, and laundry service are also offered.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served restaurant-style in the three dining rooms. The community describes the rooms as having views of the campus, pond, and wildlife, and says they serve the same menus. Private dining is available for family meals or special events. Snacks, fruit, and drinks are available at all hours. Staff arrange group transportation for social activities and help arrange transportation to medical appointments.
Scheduled activities include exercise classes, indoor games, movies, concerts, Bible study, bingo, card games, arts and crafts, shopping, and reminiscent therapy. The activity calendar also lists outdoor barbecues, holiday parties, socials, birthday parties, sing-alongs, guest speakers, and resident council meetings. Indoor shared spaces include a living room with a fireplace and piano, a large-screen TV room, a library, and an activities room. The community also lists a beauty salon and barber shop. Outdoor areas include patios, front porch areas, a screened porch, and a gazebo overlooking a pond on the landscaped campus.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn more“My grandma loves it in here. She is so well taken care of. Loves the puzzle room. The food is great like back home. Staff is personable and always helpful when you visit!”
Monthly rates starting at
$1,975 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $1,975 |
| Studio | $2,725 |
WillowBrook Marketing has been dodging my calls for a week. I have left voicemail messages and spoken to two people but cannot get a return call. This is a total mystery to me, but very poor treatment of a potential client.
My grandma loves it in here. She is so well taken care of. Loves the puzzle room. The food is great like back home. Staff is personable and always helpful when you visit!
My favorite friend was placed at Willowbrook about 2 months ago. So far I am not impressed with the care he has been given.Hopefully something changes soon.
Right at one year ago my mom passed in this facility. The administrative staff misrepresented to the family that they were able to care for her with her not being able to walk or take care of herself. Immediately upon admission the floor staff said the facility was not for her and started trying to find another place for her. Lots of stress on her and on the family because of the facilities misrepresentation. She passed away. The floor staff were great. Not so much the administrative staff. The Assistant Manager did not return calls owing the family $2,000. The Administrator promised the calls would be returned then he wouldn't return calls. The family would have gladly gave the money to the floor workers if the facility would have told us they were in financial trouble. Instead they chose to ignore us. I am soon to be retired with nothing but time on my hands a good memory and a sign to walk their sidewalks with. Helping them is one thing but ignoring us with any explanation is another.
I live there now!
fired friend for having covid, refused fmla had to pay 7,000 (forced by gov) horrible management don’t give them the time of day. look it up!
They were disorganized and uncommunicative. When I called, the phone would ring and ring. I would call multiple times with no answer. As POA, I asked repeatedly for documentation of his medical treatment and did not receive it. He was not properly cared for in so many ways. He developed a UTI that wasn't taken care of properly. The food was bard. The facility was dirty and smelly. There were no activities. The people were nice and said they would miss him terribly. But I really wouldn't recommend them. We chose it because it was in our price range, but if you can afford it, there is much better out there for not that much more money.
The tour with WillowBrook Assisted Living was very good. The man took us on a tour and I think he spent an hour and a half with us. He was very, very informational. He was the director. It's very nice, very clean. They have a thing where if the person isn't allowed to go outside, they wear some kind of a bracelet or something, and if they get within six feet of the doors, the doors lock. All the people there were walking around and talking, and everybody seemed happy. We thought it was a new place, he said it was 21 years old. They've kept it up real good.
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