The Addison of Oakleaf, which used to be called Benton House before it got renamed in late 2024, sits in Florida as a gated senior living community with a state license number 13009 and is part of the Sonida Senior Living network, which also runs its services. The place offers several living options, including independent living in single-family or duplex homes for adults 55 and older who want a low-maintenance lifestyle, and it also provides assisted living and memory care for seniors who need extra help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication management. This facility features landscaped outdoor spaces with walking paths and gardens, along with indoor amenities like a library, arts and crafts room, entertainment venues, communal dining halls, and areas for games and hobbies, so you get spaces to either relax or stay busy, depending on the mood.
There are fitness and wellness programs, a salon, and several types of kitchen setups including kitchenettes, while services include housekeeping, maintenance, linen care, and general counseling for residents, plus help with medication reminders and on-site health support. The Addison of Oakleaf emphasizes a family-focused setting, where staff aim to be friendly and helpful, and it offers community events, volunteer programs, and religious services, along with frequent field trips and outings to help residents stay engaged. The place is pet-friendly, handicap accessible, offers Wi-Fi throughout the campus, and maintains a secure environment with gated access and a 24-hour call system, while 12-16 hour nursing care is also available.
Those living here can join in on dining with others or bring guests, and there's both respite care for short stays and personalized help when it's needed; memory care here provides tailored support for people living with Alzheimer's and other cognitive issues, with specialized programming in that area, and the facility keeps information ready for both families and residents to help with the decision process. Insurance is accepted, and the community uses its own distinct names and terms for services and living areas. The Addison of Oakleaf has received awards like the Best of Senior Living Award and several Pinnacle Customer Service Awards, has been reviewed by A Place For Mom and listed as a national top 50 in aging services by Fortune magazine, while it's also been certified a Great Place to Work for three years straight. Prospective residents and families can schedule tours to see daily living, meal options, and the range of activities offered within the community.
