6 Assisted Living Communities in Lantana, Florida

A.N.

Carlisle Palm Beach was really nice, it's in a great location, and it has assisted and independent living. The bathrooms are nice. You don't have to go through the person's bedroom to go to the bathroom when you're visiting because it had a separate access for guests, which was very nice. It gives the person staying there more privacy. I've heard great reviews about the food. The only negative thing about the Carlisle is that it's very expensive. The location is a pretty big thing for people. They can go out and about because it's just across the street from the beach and surrounded by the reserve. So they can walk there, which is especially good for people who can't drive anymore. They also have a happy hour where they allow everyone to come out and socialize every day around 4:00 pm. It's obviously limited with COVID but with the vaccines, they're slowly getting back to it.

Thalia

I'm staying at Vi at Lakeside Village in Lantana. It's very nice, and they're doing an excellent job under the circumstances. I'm very happy here. The staff members are all very efficient and pleasant. I have no problem with everybody. For activities right now, they have the exercise room and the gym opened with a limited number of people. We also have some social group meetings with a limited number of people. Occasionally, they bring in somebody and we can sit outside and listen to the musicians. On New Year's Eve, we had some entertainment and some food given to us afterwards.

Bill

Carlisle Palm Beach's staff treated me very well, but I couldn't afford it. It was great, and I enjoyed looking out onto the ocean, which was a walk across the street. The inside was very nice and seemed to be well-kept. It's not a new building, though. They had a pool and transportation to doctors' offices if you needed it.

Laurie

The rooms at Carlisle Palm Beach are super small, the 2-bedroom has a very small kitchen, and living area. It's a lovely place, but its only fine if you're a super active senior, but not for somebody who's pretty homebound. The staff was very nice, but it's just not what my parents need. They have activities to do that looked fun. It has a nice setting, but they're redoing it right now.

Val

My father lived in Atlantis Assisted Living. It was a low-cost facility, and they charge one flat fee. They were friendly and accommodating. They have a fountain, gazebo, and places where residents sit. The rooms were varied, single, double, and are of different sizes. My father liked it there.

Tonya

Atlantis had independent, assisted, and maybe memory care. The staff was nice, but the person I should have been speaking with was not available. A lady who worked there showed me the place instead, and she couldn't answer any of the questions that I had. She was nice but not helpful with information. The dining area was OK, but it didn't look as nice as the other community we visited. They served breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The rooms were small and looked like regular rooms for one person. It wasn't brand new. Some rooms had their own bathroom, and for some, you had to walk down the hall for the shower. They had a kitchenette, microwave, and a sink, but no refrigerator. The community was OK and clean, but it had an old mop smell.