Overview
Are you ready to live your best life with the care you need and the lifestyle you want? Brookdale Palmer Ranch in Sarasota, Florida, could be the right fit for you. Our community is a continuing care retirement community or CCRC, which means you can have the lifestyle you want, plus care if you need it with assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing all on one campus. And we’re a rental CCRC. That means you’ll pay a monthly rental fee, plus monthly fees based on the level of care and services you need.
If you need a little extra assistance with medications, dressing and bathing, we can help. And we can take care of housekeeping and meals, too. So go do the things you love to do, and let us help with the rest. Do you want to learn to paint? Take an art class in our activity room. Or do you want to focus on wellness? Try one of our research-backed B-Fit fitness classes designed just for seniors.
Each level of care has its own activities calendar, so you’ll never get bored. Here are just a few of the activities you can enjoy on campus:
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Craft corner
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Wii bowling
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Dancing
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Happy hour
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Music performances
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Devotional services
Spend time with neighbors when you join one of our shopping trips or meet friends for happy hour at our pub on campus. For nature lovers, the beaches of the Gulf Coast are just a short drive away.
Here it’s all about choices—your choices. With several floor plans to choose from, you’ll feel right at home with these apartment features:
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Selection of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans
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Bright, sunny window light
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Some apartments have garden views
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Kitchenettes with a sink, microwave and refrigerator
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Pet-friendly
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Most utilities and maintenance included
Our memory care is rooted in a person-centered approach. That means we help our residents find a sense of belonging and purpose while also helping them preserve who they are. And if you need short-term care to recover from an injury or surgery, you can often stay on campus near friends and family at our skilled nursing center.
Along with our care options, you can have peace of mind knowing there is staff available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to an emergency. But we’re here for so much more. We can also help you build new friendships, rediscover an old passion and enjoy independence at all stages of life.
Amenities
- General Store
- Private Dining Room
- Therapy Room
- Library
- Pet Friendly
- Emergency Alert System
Care
Assisted Living
A living option for seniors or individuals who require assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or medication management while maintaining a level of independence. Assisted living facilities offer personalized care plans and social activities that promote quality of life for their residents.
Memory Care
Memory care communities offer specialized care and support for individuals dealing with memory-related conditions, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. These facilities are equipped with trained staff and offer engaging activities designed to promote well-being while ensuring a safe living environment.
Skilled Nursing
Skilled nursing and nursing homes are residential facilities that offer medical care and support for individuals that require a higher level of medical attention and assistance. These are staffed by licensed healthcare providers and offer a range of services to ensure the well-being and comfort of residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Qualifications
ASHA Verified Member
Licensing
Assisted Living License #: AL9737, SNF130471010
Brookdale Palmer Ranch Reviews
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Ciera Carter
a month ago
I am continuously impressed by this facility and the staff. I have been at this building several times to visit various people and the staff is always very friendly and engaged with the patients particularly in memory care. CNA Carlos in memory care is amazing. He jokes around with the residents making them feel loved and treating them like they are his family. The receptionist are also wonderful. 10/10 experience.
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Heather Graber
2 months ago
My stay for recovering from surgery could have been for 3 months but my wife got me out in 3 weeks for all that I went through there. After taking me to my first shower the aide brought me back to my room completely moved the bed away from the wall (for what reason I do not know) had it put down all the way to the floor (my wife and I told her it was to low for me to sit after arguing back and forth she bumped it up one notch and when I sat my leg snapped upward I screamed out aide looked scared my leg was killing me and I feared the pins in my leg had dislodged. Knee still is feeling it! One day no one came in my room for over 5 hrs my wife was there she can attest to that, it is why she spent 7 hrs a day with me to be my advocate. Most of my food was picked up uneaten, I was on a low sodium diet and restricted fluids but everything they served was dry as a bone. There is a huge problem with aides on staff conversing in front of the patients about there jobs and how their going to walk out due to the staff, pay etc situations that should not be what patients need to hear during their stay. Pharmacy was horrendous on timing of meds Sent there sometimes went a few days without certain meds, that is inexcusable! With the stress of staying there I lost 30 lbs, so leaving early was the best thing I could do. Oh also I expected to be transported home, as I was to the facility being in a wheelchair still. Was told they don't do that, but my wife spoke to higher up about all that happened and was told they would handle it. I arrived at home 7pm was giving med-van driver a tip and he said where is his payment, we told him they were paying and he was told otherwise. He would not leave until we payed so I wrote out a check for $119 for a 14 mile one way trip, texted it to official and to this day over 2 months later no compensation just one story after another.
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Robin G. White (Rev. Robin)
a year ago
I arrived at the Brookdale Palmer Ranch Skilled Nursing Facility two weeks ago for medication management of intravenous antibiotics following septic shock. I was a little anxious because the last time I was in a facility of this type I was unhappy with the level of care and the facility. From the moment I arrived I was greeted warmly by the staff. The receptionist, Nancy, who was literally on her way out the door at the end of her shift, remained behind to ensure I was escorted to my room. Most of the patients there seemed to be memory care, elderly, some with dementia and several who were nonverbal. The staff was attentive to everyone's needs. They were not only pleasant but were genuinely friendly, compassionate and helpful. I had special dietary needs because of a weight loss program I am on (I've lost 135 lbs) and needed accommodations. The nutrition staff who are accustomed to putting weight on people did everything they could to assist me. Shout out to Ms. Nancy who sat with me and reviewed every meal for my duration AND checked in regularly. There was one mishap with nuts due to a recording anomaly on the menus which has since been remedied. Anything that comes up here (and there has been very little), a broken o-ring in the toilet, a spider in the bathroom (I'm allergic), the staff have jumped in and handled. People come genre and do their jobs. They genuinely and routinely show the compassion it takes to work with some if the most vulnerable (and often demanding) populations. I am so grateful that I landed here. It has been a frightening thing to get what took my mom (sepsis), but have a level of care she was not afforded. From the phone call I received in the hospital from Felicia in intake, to my extraordinarily dedicated nurse China Smith, and the other nursing and CNA staff, Beverly, Jeanette, Janelle, LaToya, Maggie, Max, and the tech with the beautiful thick curly hair who is always smiling, and is professional and helpful (I have forgotten her name), PT Maurice, Ray and OT Christine (I might have her name wrong), the environmental staff who greeted me daily with a smile and a singsong voice - such joy, and Ms. Maria who took me to shower and frequently checked on me throughout the day, Larry in Maintenance, who hadn't expected to be doing this work post retirement but does a great job and is so competent and reassuring! The administrative staff - Suzanne, your staff is fantastic! There are staff whose names I have forgotten but please attribute it to my head and not my heart. Clearly, these are people who take their time and who make an impact every day. You made me feel safe and cared for. I am so very grateful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I hope the company recognizes you (beyond a pizza lunch) and puts something extra in your paychecks because you deserve it!
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Rwanda Taylor-Anderson
7 months ago
I have a friend at Brookdale Palmer Ranch who placed in because he had a hip replacement on a Saturday. On his arrival he needed an ice pack and none was available to Monday. He requested pain medication and was not given for many hours. He is constantly being told he need to relocate to another facility. He has no family to assist him. The food is great. The staff is very unprofessional and not patient friendly. He had a temperature and was not provided adequate care until Monday. I hope that this facility improve it care for its residence.
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