Independent Assisted Living & Memory Care Community

Assisted Living or Memory Care, Aravilla Sarasota Provides Unsurpassed Care

While our Sarasota assisted living and memory care communities are in separate locations on campus, both offer customized care to fit the personal needs of each resident including:

• 24/7 Onsite licensed nursing with wireless nurse call system monitored by a
• Staff that has undergone training time that is twice that is required by the state of Florida
• Onsite physical, occupational and speech therapies available
• Housekeeping and laundry services

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Settling in is Easy with Our Unique Personal Concierge Service

On day one, Aravilla Sarasota provides new residents with a personal concierge to make sure they feel at home right away. The concierge introduces and orients residents to their new community in the way that a special guest would be welcomed at a luxury hotel. This specially trained staff member serves as a constant companion for an introductory period and assures new residents can navigate the community on their own or know whom to ask for help. The concierge spends time listening in order to gain a deep understanding of the personality, likes and dislikes, habits, family members, and medication requirements of every new resident.

Locally Owned, Not Corporately Controlled

Unlike many other communities, Aravilla Sarasota is privately owned, not part of a large, impersonal corporation. That means our quality of care is personal and we follow our own evidence-based protocols that meet the needs of the people who live here. We’re also able to deliver a higher level of care because we get to personally know each resident. We have a tenured management team onsite, and our staff is trained and held to a higher standard. Ours is a culture of listening and we have an unrelenting commitment to residents’ happiness, health and well-being. We foster relationships and encourage close involvement and communication with family members and loved ones. Families can stay abreast of all our goings-on even if they aren’t nearby. We send out a monthly newsletter to families with an up-to-date social calendar. You can stay informed on the activities at Aravilla Sarasota and find opportunities for your own participation, if possible. We actively encourage families to spend as much time as they can with their loved ones at Aravilla Sarasota. Come experience the difference at Aravilla Sarasota Assisted Living and  Aravilla Sarasota Memory Care and schedule a personal tour of our community! We look forward to meeting you soon.

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