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Assisted Living Community in Charlotte County, Florida
The average cost of assisted living in the county is $4,000 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the county, as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on Assisted Living Community in Charlotte County and several in surrounding areas.
- Assisted living: $4,000
- Nursing home semiprivate room: $8,304
- In-home care: $3,909
- Adult day health services: $1,571
Assisted Living Facilities near Charlotte County, Florida
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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Charlotte County
Donna
5
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April 20, 2021
My parents are staying at Sandhill Gardens in Punta Gorda. It's been great; everybody there is wonderful. They seem to be happy with everything. The food, there's lots of activities, and the fact that we can actually visit them is really cool. It's just a really nice and clean facility. They're in a one-bedroom apartment and it's got a little kitchenette with no oven or stove, but it's got a microwave and little refrigerator, and plenty of cabinet spaces. It also has a beautiful screened lanai that they share with four different residents that opens up into a beautiful courtyard. I'm not sure if they have two-bedrooms or not. I just know they have the studios and one-bedrooms. They have activities every day and their activity director, Brenda, is awesome. She does a lot of fun things with them. They stay so busy that my stepmother complained today that they're so busy they don't get much done at home. They don't really have much to do at home because they're doing everything for them. I'm not sure if they have a salon but they do have someone that comes in and does my stepmother's hair. I don't know what their facility is for that. I didn't ask, I just know they have someone that comes in and does that. They don't allow families to have dinners with the residents right now because of the COVID. My dad really likes the food, he doesn't complain. They're one of the least expensive ones of the ones that we've tried, so I would say the value is good.
Donna
5
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April 20, 2021
My stepmother was at Solaris after she had fallen and broken her pelvis. We weren't allowed inside because of COVID so we visited outside. She was in a screened room and we sat outside of the room and visited. It was like a lanai at their main building. It was great, they were awesome, and I thought they did a great job taking care of her. My mother-in-law has been there before as well, so that's why we chose it, because they were giving the right care. The staff was very helpful any time that I would call. They would take care of whatever issues we had. They were also always very courteous and pleasant. From the outside it was nice and clean. I also think it was beautifully laid out.
Ray
5
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March 5, 2021
It was very nice. They showed me the apartments and the studio. They'll build a game room where they actually got pool tables, but they've got all kinds of activities. The staff was very good, very professional and answered all our questions. They have both independent living and assisted living, but they're separate. I could smell the food when we were there, but they have no samples. They showed me everything. They had a bathroom, a sink, a microwave, and a small refrigerator in the apartment.
Deborah
4
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October 28, 2020
We are using Home Instead Senior Care for my mother. They help her get up in the morning, get dressed, and make her breakfast. They give her medication reminders, provide companion care, they do sponge baths, they help her brush her teeth, they give her showers, do some limited exercises with her, and make her lunch. The staff has been very good. The only thing that I requested from them was to get a more consistent schedule of caregiving, if I can limit the number of caregivers in a week, it helps with my mother's confusion. We're working on it, and if I could get two caregivers a week, that would be wonderful.
Theresa
4
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September 16, 2020
Solaris HealthCare Charlotte Harbor seems to provide adequate care for my friend, and the staff has been good so far. We're not allowed in because of COVID. My friend said the food was very good. One staff member, Janet B., is an excellent, very caring, and exceptional employee.
Cindy
2
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March 23, 2020
The Courtyard Assisted Living was not as well kept as other places. The room we went into smelled very bad. The staff member seemed friendly enough, but I would not consider using them. It was homey, but it was not well kept. The staff member showed us a room. It was an adequate size, but it had a really bad odor. They needed to replace the carpet. I have no idea what they do for activities because the staff member didn't explain it to me.
Cheryl
5
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January 23, 2020
South Port Square is a combination of independent living, assisted living, nursing care, and memory care. Once my mother gets there, she has the security of knowing that she can go into assisted living without having to look for a new facility because she didn't want to move again. She likes water aerobics, and they have an indoor heated pool. Most of their residents are independent. I had salmon there, and it was excellent. Mom loved the strawberry champagne soup. They had lots of food options, and the service was great.
Carolyn
5
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March 23, 2019
My dad is not very happy at Village Place because he is not ready for an assisted living place. Everything initially seemed good, but when my mom died and when we moved him in, it was too many transitions too soon. He is now suffering from depression. The place itself is fine, but my dad is not ready. My dad's apartment suits his needs very well. The staff is very kind and very helpful. We have never had any problem with them. He doesn't complain about the food. They offer activities every day, but with my dad's depression, he doesn't participate with anything right now. The place itself is very nice. They have activities every day, which is great; however, my dad personally doesn't want to do any of them. It is sad because they have a lot to offer. They have their own in-house doctor, which is excellent. Everybody has been very kind. However, they don't do a very good job cleaning my dad's apartment. There always seems to be lots of things all over the floor. They don't vacuum enough. My dad is always pointing it out to me. Also he feels that they leave a lot of lights on and waste electricity.
Reviewer31119
5
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March 22, 2019
Morningside of Charlottesville was very impressive and I was accommodated very nicely. It's very nice and very clean. The person who showed us around was very informative and very nice. They had all the various typical amenities and activities. The dining room looked very spacious. It's homey.
Map of Charlotte County, Florida
Assisted Living Costs in Charlotte County
According to the Genworth 2018 Cost of Care Study, the average monthly cost of assisted living in Charlotte County is $4,000, which is the same as the national average and $500 more than Florida’s state average. Jacksonville ($4,425) and Panama ($4,200) have higher assisted living costs than Charlotte County, however, some of the state’s other larger cities, such as Miami ($3,350) and Orlando ($3,275), are considerably less expensive.
Specific senior care cost data isn’t available for Charlotte County. Data for the nearest major city, Cape Coral, has been used in its place.
Charlotte County/Cape Coral
$4,000
National average
$4,000
State average
$3,500
Jacksonville
$4,425
Miami
$3,350
Orlando
$3,275
Palm Bay
$3,750
Panama
$4,200
Sebring
$3,038
Care Cost Comparison
The type of care required is one of the biggest factors influencing the cost of senior care, and in Charlotte County, this is particularly true. Monthly nursing home care costs in the county average $8,304 per month, which is more than double that of assisted living. While home care and assisted living costs are close, it’s important to consider the extra expenses incurred by those continuing to live in their own home. These include rent or mortgage, utilities and groceries, which are normally included in the price of assisted living. Cost of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Comparison Chart
- Assisted living: $4,000
- Homemaker services: $3,909
- Home health aide: $4,385
- Adult day health: $1,571
- Nursing home care (semiprivate room): $8,304
Cost of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Comparison Chart
Assisted living
$4,000
Homemaker services
$3,909
Home health aide
$4,385
Adult day health
$1,571
Nursing home care (semiprivate room)
$8,304
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Charlotte County
Medicaid in Florida
Medicaid provides low-income individuals with access to a broad spectrum of health care services, including physician, inpatient and outpatient hospital care, dialysis, dental care, visual aid, prescription medications and occupational, physical, speech and respiratory therapy.
In Florida, the Medicaid program is determined by the Social Security Administration (for SSI recipients) or Florida Department of Children and Families, which administers plans for children, disabled individuals, pregnant women and seniors who don’t qualify for SSI. Those who receive SSI are automatically entitled to Medicaid.
To qualify for the state Medicaid program, Florida residents age 65 and over must meet the financial conditions of the program. An individual’s income may not exceed $2,313 per month, and married couples have a $4,626 limit per month. Individual applicants are also limited to $2,000 in countable resources, while married couples are allowed no more than $3,000. Exempt assets include the applicant’s home, household furnishings and a single vehicle.
Seniors can apply online for the state Medicaid program or call (866) 762-2237 for more information.
The Medicaid Managed Long-Term Care Program provides seniors and disabled individuals access to Medicaid funding for long-term care services, including assisted living facilities, personal care, behavior management, hospice care, nursing care and transportation services.
To be eligible for this program, seniors must be financially eligible for the state Medicaid program, be aged 65 or older or legally disabled and require nursing home level of care. They’re also required to undergo a Comprehensive Assessment and Review for Long-Term Care Services.
To apply for the Medicaid Managed Long-Term Care Program as an elderly individual, seniors can contact the Florida Department of Elder Affairs at (800) 963-5337.
Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living
PACE
PACE programs across the U.S. provide senior citizens with an option to receive all-inclusive care from a single health care provider. In Charlotte County, these services are provided by Hope PACE. The goal of PACE is to help seniors live independently in their home or community setting for as long as possible by providing a range of care services that include physician services, laboratory tests, prescription medication and personal care services.
PACE programs are free to those who are eligible for Medicaid, while those with higher incomes are charged a sliding-scale fee or pay for services privately. To be eligible for the program, seniors must be at least 55 years of age and a resident of Charlotte, Collier or Lee County. They must also be able to safely live in their home or an assisted living community.
To apply or find out more about this program, seniors can call (239) 985-6400.
Optional State Supplement
Low-income seniors living in Charlotte County may be eligible to receive Florida’s Optional State Supplement, which is a cash benefit offered to elderly or disabled individuals who receive long-term care. The program was created to provide additional financial assistance to those unable to pay for expenses not covered by Medicaid, such as room and board. The maximum monthly benefit amount is $78.40 for an individual or $156.80 per couple.
To qualify for this benefit, individuals must be aged 65 or older and reside in a licensed care facility. Income may not exceed $752.40 per month, and assets may not exceed $2,000 ($3,000 for couples).
To apply, seniors can contact ACCESS Florida at (866) 762-2237.
Senior Centers and Programs in Charlotte County
Often, community centers provide specific programming tailored to the unique interests of senior citizens. Some of these programs may include social activities, such as bingo, cards or crafts, day trips and senior socials.
Cultural Center of Charlotte County
2280 Aaron Street, Port Charlotte, Florida 33952
(941) 625-4175
The Friendship Center of Charlotte County
Rebecca Neal Owens Center
27420 Voyageur Dr, Punta Gorda, FL 33983
(941) 255-0723
Veterans Affairs
A variety of benefits such as financial assistance and health care are available to those who have served in the military. Highly trained staff can advise and help veterans and their families find the benefits they may be entitled to.
Charlotte County Veterans Services
1050 Loveland Boulevard, Port Charlotte, Florida 33980
(941) 764-5579
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