Ansley Cove sits on Lake Charity in Maitland, Florida, offering a range of care from independent living and active adult living to assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation at The Cove. Residents can bring their pets, and the rooms offer climate control, kitchenettes, large bathrooms, and nice views, with the grounds showing lots of large oaks, manicured landscaping, and outdoor reading spaces. The place is a licensed and state-compliant community with an awake care team ready 24/7, and the Spark LIFEstyle philosophy works to give residents an experience that fits their preferences, so life feels both safe and flexible. Doctors, nurses, dentists, and podiatrists see residents onsite, with pharmacy and medication help available, hospice, respite, home health, and long-term skilled nursing care for those who need them, and there's even a memory care program for people with dementia in a special, secure section.
You see both indoor and outdoor common spots, where people gather for conversation, games, reading, art projects, and often exercise led by instructors, or they just sit under the shade and look at the water. There are regular wellness programs, salon and barber services, therapies like occupational and physical therapy, and many planned activities-arts, crafts, music, events, gardening, seminars, and outings to local attractions with the help of scheduled transportation, which also covers medical appointments. Meals come restaurant-style in bright dining rooms or through room service, and the menus change to include choices for people with diabetes, or needing low salt or low fat. There's guest dining too. Housekeeping, linen, laundry, and basic maintenance all happen regularly, giving people time to focus on hobbies or socializing.
Ansley Cove limits smoking indoors in both private and public places so air stays fresh. There's plenty of parking for residents and guests, and each apartment or suite offers utilities like phone and optional extended cable, with an emergency response system in place. The community gives personal services for residents, families, and guests, and schedules health visits or daily living help as needed, like bathing, dressing, and medication reminders. On top of that, there are spiritual services and both entertainment venues and cable TV in the community spaces. People find companionship in the active social calendar and comfort in the steady routines, and plenty of hands step in where help's needed, all around the clock.
