Discovery Village At Boynton Beach

My wife and I were looking for a safe, comfortable and attractive independent living place for my 96 year old Mother when we came across Discovery Village of Boynton Beach. I cannot say enough about the entire staff, how professional and caring they are, and everyone here has such a positive attitude. Special shout out to Michael, the Director of Sales. He was exceptional and worked tirelessly starting with the first phone call to address all of our questions and concerns and guided us through a few tours to really familiarize us with the beautiful and spotless facilities. He is truly amazing, and we would highly recommend Discovery Village. Thank you, Michael!

After researching and visiting a number of Senior Living Communities over a year's time, my Mom experienced a 3-day 'staycation' at Discovery Village Boynton Beach. It was a fantastic experience for Mom, and reinforced the sense of community, the caring people that live and work there. After much emotional conflicts and overcoming several fears, Mom moved into Discovery Village last week. The leadership and management team are fantastic human beings, knowledgeable, caring professionals who want the best for the residents and the community, and provided wonderful and thoughtful guidance along the way. And they are hands on throughout, not just for the sale - they care about the people and they wear that caring on their sleeves - they are exceptional. Those that staff the front desk and maintenance are also fantastic, caring people, who work tirelessly and with thoughtfulness and experience to help with Mom's transition. With strong recommendation from the Management team, we hired A Time to Move to pack and unpack Mom's apartment and to manage her move - this was an unbelievably excellent decision and experience, and well worth the cost. Mom, nor I, had to do anything - her entire apartment was packed up AND unpacked, to the smallest detail and item. This not only relieved a LOT of work, it absolutely relieved us of the emotional and psychological mountain of fear associated with the actual, physical move. And no small detail was left to chance. Everything was unpacked, and all art hung, and all items organized flawlessly. Discovery residents volunteer to be "ambassadors" who help new residents to get acquainted, acclimated, and adjusted - they are wonderful!! I met some of them in person and felt privileged and grateful that other residents are so caring and helpful, and genuinely wish to help Mom feel welcomed and help her to adjust into a new environment and community of people. I cannot convey sufficiently just how exceptional the experience has been - it is about the people - their dedication, their caring, their heart-felt thoughtfulness and being pleasant, patient, interested, and kind. Both the staff and the residents. I highly and strongly recommend Discovery Village - and the food and food service is Michelin level care and attention, the 2 bedroom apartment Mom moved into is beautiful and spacious with a lovely terrace, and the grounds and facility is top notch - but THE most important recommendation is about the people - the staff and the residents. They are truly exceptional.

We are so pleased to have the opportunity to work with Elysa one the unveiling event - Mardi Gras. This experience was special, and we owe a huge thank you to her for selecting us to create the balloon displays and provide the entertainer for the event. We believe the guests had a fabulous time and this is due to your commitment to create fun-filled events. Congratulations.

Both my Mom & Dad were residents of DV. They both went into care there pre-covid. One in memory care, the other assisted living. The director was a thoughtful, involved, knowledgeable lady. Shortly after covid restrictions were lifted, the Director was let go, and the place went down hill fast. Don't be fooled by the pretty decor. The staff is stretched beyond the breaking point. Alarms/call buttons go unanswered. Memory care residents parked in front of a tv all day, everyday. We hoped things would improve back to pre-covid levels, but sadly, they did not and we had to relocate our parents.