Alimar Assisted Living sits on a quiet and private property in Tampa, Florida, where folks aged 55 and older get thoughtful care in a clean, safe place, and with a state license (license #9440), the staff support up to 56 residents who might need light, medium, or heavy care, so whether someone needs a lot of help every day or just a little, the team finds ways to support that. There are studio apartments with furnished rooms, and pets are allowed if they meet certain requirements, and the whole community is fenced and has secure entry, intercoms, and centrally monitored fire sprinkler and nurse call systems, so everybody can feel safe and know help's close by when needed. People get three home-cooked meals each day with snacks and can choose from regular, kosher, or vegetarian menus, plus there's a focus on serving nutritional meals using quality ingredients, and the staff handles basic laundry for towels and sheets, as well as daily housekeeping to keep things tidy. There's always staff awake 24/7, including nurses and on-call doctors, and visiting healthcare people come in for things like podiatrist and dentist visits, and every bedroom and bathroom has an emergency alert system monitored around the clock in case someone ever needs urgent help.
Residents can take part in activities on site and schedule trips thanks to free transportation, and while there aren't many flashy names for programs, you'll find a movie theater, a game room, a library, fitness centers, and indoor and outdoor social spaces so there's always something to do, from birthday parties to holiday gatherings, and there are supported activities for those enrolled in the adult day care programs as well. The community sets up personalized care plans with input from the resident, family, and staff, and there's support for moving in, move-in coordination, missing personal care items, and even more help for those with Alzheimer's or dementia-so more supervision is there for those who need it too. Trained staff help with tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, and medication management, and they can monitor diabetics' blood sugar but aren't able to give insulin; help is also there with reminders for using the bathroom and moving from beds to wheelchairs, and non-ambulatory care and respite programs can help people who need short-term breaks or extra attention for a while.
Folks can expect a blend of independent living with a good level of security, and anyone needing support with daily activities-along with people who want to socialize in a relaxed setting-can find something that fits here; there's beauty and barber services, delivery for special dietary needs, a peaceful spot for relaxing outdoors, and transportation arranged for outings and appointments, making things convenient for families and caretakers. Staff speak more than one language, so there's attention to different backgrounds, and devotional services are available off-site for those interested. The community encourages everyone to stay active, keep their dignity, and make choices about their life as best they can, and even though it's not a high-end place with a lot of mystery, the basics are covered with steady, around-the-clock care, a clean environment, and a caring group of people whose goal is to help each person keep as much independence as possible. Alimar Assisted Living has a Seniorly community score of 7.3, and tours are available for families who want to see daily life in person.
