7 Independent Living Communities in Orange County, New York

Marcia

This home was an answer to my prayers. The home was clean, and the caregivers were welcoming, skilled and patient. My 2 brothers, my sister and I visited several times a week. We were kept up to date on my mom’s health needs and medication changes. We also received texts when necessary. Fresh fruit, juices and home cooked meals made my mothers stay as pleasant as possible. I love my mom and wanted her to have the best care possible and Glenwood met my expectations. Always grateful. Marcia . January 2025

Susan h

Great place to live for senior independent living. Been with this company 11 yrs. Beautiful facility. Lots going on renovated beautifully. Safe n security 24hrs day. Close to lk eola in heart of downtown Orlando. Lovely apartments.with lots of things to get involved with in bldg. Exercise room rec room. Party's n lots of fun wonderful staff very helpful n mk lots of new friends close to Publix n restaurants in walking distance n lk eola. I loved my experience here n so will you. No need fir a car we have busses during the week to schedule trips to stores in area too close to hospitals n Dr's offices n sturdy bldg. So come see us. Reasonable rates with utilitys Inc n cable n wifi. Best deal in downtown Orlando.

Dorothy

A beautiful building with balconies offering gorgeous views. Staff takes care of seniors in a friendly and professional matter.

Yours Truly

Staff seemed inconvenienced and rude to visitors. One staff member “vented” outside to a licensed therapist there to provide services for my husband. Loud music one Sunday to the point where the caregiver on duty could not hear the doorbell. This is an Alzheimer’s/Dementia licensed home. Their license should be pulled for sheer disregard and unprofessional conduct.

Lyman

can't say enough good things about the managers and staff here; they and the residents are wonderful caring people. I moved here14 months ago with my wife who was suffering from Alzheimer's disease. I was 85 and she was 80. I was able to be her caregiver in a nice 1 bedroom apartment for 12 months with minimal staff assistance and we both enjoyed 3 meals a day in the dining room, a wide choice of age-appropriate activities, and the ambience of an older resort hotel... not a sterile institutional setting like most of the licensed Residential Community For the Elderly that I had investigated. Just 8 weeks ago she qualified for Hospice Care here in a Memory Care room. She received excellent care there for the last two months of her life and I was able to visit her whenever I wanted to. She died 10 days ago. I plan to stay in our apartment and continue to enjoy this lifestyle for as long as I can.