I toured Senior Point Assisted Living a month ago, and it met the criteria that I was looking for. The first one is that they cater to Hispanic people, that all of the staff speak Spanish, have Latin food, Latin dance for entertainment, and is right in the middle of the Latin community here in Tampa. That's important to my mother because she doesn't speak very much English. Secondly, it's a new facility; it's nice, very tidy, and well-kept. It looks to me like it's well managed too. The staff was very helpful, and they gave me confidence that they will take good care of my mother. I just had a one hour tour, and I was very impressed already.

Senior Point Assisted Living is very clean, big, and nice. The rooms are big and shared by two people. They have a dining area, a TV area where they could socialize, a gym upstairs, and a little garden in the center where they could go out and get fresh air. It has two floors, and my mother is on the base floor. There is plenty of staff during the day, but they cut down during the night. They can use a little more activities. They do their hair, they have holiday parties, they bring musicians in, and they play Bingo and dominos. They get snacks as well. The rooms have big bathrooms and big showers. They bathe them every day there.

We chose Senior Point for my mom and she's now in their assisted living. Their assisted living and memory care is in one building. So far, our experience has been very good. The place is very clean, very modern, and it's only a year and a half old. It's more accommodating to the latin elderly because most of the staff members are hispanic. They provide a lot of attention and activities, and it has been very good so far. The only issue so far is switching insurances. They really didn't know what was coming up when she had to switch, so there were some surprise costs that she didn't expect. However, that will be straightened out in the future. Their dining area is very nice, and it looks like a wedding hall. I have experienced dining and the food looks good. My mom always wants more seasoning on the food, but that's not surprising (I'm sure most people would). Regardless, every time we go and see her having a meal, it always looks like a balanced meal. They always have a salad, a main entree, and a dessert. I would rate the activities a three because I don't see a lot or hear a lot as far as that's concerned. The value for the money is comparable to other places we have checked out.