CareOne at Sharon is a family-owned assisted living and memory care community licensed in Florida for 44 residents, and you'll find it's got 44 units with options for private or semi-private rooms, and plenty of space for folks who want to live a quieter life but still have easy access to care. The community accepts pets of all sizes, so people with furry friends can bring them along, and there are outdoor spaces, walking paths, and a community garden that gives residents somewhere comfortable to relax. The staff is friendly, with dementia-certified caregivers and a full-time dementia care specialist-there's round-the-clock nursing for those in need, plus help with daily life like housekeeping and medication management.
CareOne at Sharon takes care of people with many needs and conditions, offering assisted living, memory care-through its Tapestry memory care program-and post-acute care, rehab, independent living, palliative and hospice care, long-term acute care, and home care for those who need more support at home, and they've also got long-term care and respite care if someone needs to recover or if a caregiver needs a break. There's a secured memory care unit designed for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the staff runs structured programs and activities for both physical and cognitive engagement, along with specialized care for residents with mild cognitive impairment or more complex medical needs such as cardiac care, head trauma, or wound management. Residents can join in on daily activities, enjoy a game of pool, visit the library, spend time at the coffee shop, or participate in resident-run activities, and there's always something like happy hour, arts and crafts, or even music and educational outings going on. Meals are cooked with a focus on nutrition, and residents can pick between eating in the dining room, ordering room service, or inviting guests to join for meals, and onsite beautician services are available along with regular religious and devotional opportunities.
Staff run health and wellness checks, and there's a 24-hour call system in the apartments, so residents can always get help if they need it, and some apartments even have kitchenettes for those who like a bit of independence. Transportation is scheduled for shopping or medical appointments, and the community works with local medical centers, doctors, and pharmacies to let residents keep the care team they prefer. The property is wheelchair accessible, with guest parking, overnight guest options, a barber and salon, and many amenities to make life simple, like utilities included in the fee, Wi-Fi, cable TV, a computer room, and even aquatic amenities like a hot tub spa. CareOne at Sharon uses a personalized, collaborative approach for care plans, keeps management standards focused on resident quality of life, and is known for strong clinical practices, so families looking for specialized support might find this a steady and welcoming place, with plenty to do, lots of support for both medical and emotional needs, and easy ways to stay connected to their community. Whitney Place Assisted Living and Memory Care operates at the same address, broadening choices for care types and apartment styles, and guests can always book a tour to meet staff and residents and get a real feel for the place.
