The Summit of Winter Garden stands as a senior living community built for adults 55 and older, with independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and specialized memory care for people with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias, and you've got all those levels of care set up right there on one campus so folks don't need to leave if they ever need more help, and that's something many people find brings peace of mind because moving can become hard as you age, and another thing is the community's designed with hallways full of couches and nice art, and they've made the apartments roomy with big showers that have safety grips, towel storage, and some even come with porches and kitchens with granite, good lighting, and lots of storage, which really helps with comfort, plus you'll find features folks seem to enjoy like a theater, bistro bar, arts studio, and outdoor spaces set up for recreation with a bocce ball court, an outdoor pool by the patio, lanais, fire pit, covered pavilion, grill area, and a water fountain, and there's always places to walk like their quarter-mile pedestrian path, and when the weather's not so great there's a solarium for relaxing indoors.
You've got access to formal and informal dining venues, and there's something called Graceful Dining™ where they really try to offer nutritious meals with quality ingredients, and folks can spend time in the full-service salon, use the therapy room, or join in plenty of activities that encourage social, physical, and mental engagement, because they have a pretty robust activity schedule including arts and crafts, which matters for a lot of people who want to stay active and make friends. The Summit has 113 apartments in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, and the building follows a "Living Gracefully" philosophy that guides the way they do things, putting health and wellness first for seniors, and there's always someone around to help since there's 24/7 staff and a concierge that can answer questions or help arrange transportation, and for families who like to stay connected digitally, Facebook and Instagram integration is part of the amenities, thanks to being part of Meta's platform.
Assisted Living here comes with personalized help for daily activities, and memory care residents live in a secure community designed to keep things simple to reduce confusion and stop wandering, which makes life safer and less stressful for those with dementia. There's also short-term and respite stays if someone just needs a temporary place, and The Summit is licensed as an ALF with AHCA License Number 13099, offering 55 beds under that license with limited nursing services for those who need higher levels of care, and you get both independent living and assisted living options on this campus, which creates some flexibility in choosing the right support. Altogether, you see a place that puts effort into offering choices, safety, and amenities, with around-the-clock access and a welcoming, friendly feeling for those who call it home.
