My husband and I visited Vitality Living Lake Forest together, and he said we would move in there. They have great common areas on every floor. There are gaming tables and chairs. They have separate areas for different activities instead of like one room for all activities. The staff who gave the tour was great. He was really good. He gave us a lot of information. We didn't find anything that was critical there. Everything was really good. The dining area is very inviting and well decorated. They have lots of arts around that they said the actual residents did. They have different places to eat, and then they have a snack area. The rooms are perfect. They are bigger, too. They have two-bedroom rooms, and different sizes of one-bedroom rooms. My mom did not need the bigger ones; she just needs a smaller one. They have everything that you would need. The rooms are individually heated and air cooled, which is also very important because my mom likes her room warm. As for activities, residents were gathering for an afternoon movie, they had a bingo game going, and they had some lady inside the salon getting her hair done. The whole place was bustling. There were people everywhere. People were putting together a jigsaw puzzle and somebody was playing dominoes in another room. It was very active.

I was able to see Vitality Living Lake Forest. The residents seemed pretty active, it had a friendly staff and a nice layout of the building. They also had their own medical facility, there's a lot of space for different activities, and a great walking path outside. We saw the residents eating dinner, and we saw the theater room, they had a nice wall that honored veterans right there in the front and I thought that was nice. The place was a little bit older and worn compared to the other facility we toured, and the carpet was not quite as clean. Then inside the residents' rooms, the finishes weren't quite as nice. Every day at 4:00 they had a nice social hour, and you don't find that everywhere, whereas in other places it usually only happens once or twice a week.

Vitality Living Lake Forest was nice. The atmosphere was friendly. The person giving the tour was also very nice, warm, friendly, attentive to the needs that we were looking for, and very informative. The units shown to us were very nice and clean. They showed us some that were still under construction and they showed us some that were ready to be rented out. Everything looked nice. The place was very clean and very warm, and everything seemed to be up-to-date. We chose it for mom because of the pricing.

I'm hoping to get my mother into Vitality Living Lake Forest. It's very clean and you feel like you're on a cruise ship. The room had a nice setup and you don't feel like you're in a hospital, it has an apartment and it feels it's homey. The staff who assisted me was very nice. They have a decent amount of staff who've been there since they opened 20 years ago. So it showed me that they care about their employees and they value their people and that they're going to value their residents. I saw people eating, but I didn't get to sample the food. They offer happy hour, dancing, yoga, arts and crafts, and gardening. They take them out to restaurants to eat if they want to go to lunch or dinner. So they have quite a bit of activity including cards and bingo.

Vitality Living Lake Forest was nice, new looking, very clean, very open, and very vibrant. It would have been my first choice. The staff was helpful. I met one of the doctors and the executive director (or somebody fairly big in operations). The rooms were nice and well laid out. They offered a lot of amenities. They had activities and transportation to and from locations. I met a lot of the clients that were there.

We had a pretty thorough tour at Vitality Living Lake Forest. They did a great job in providing all the information up front. Their handouts were really informative. The facility's a little dated, but the atmosphere was really fantastic. I liked the way they had it laid out. Each floor has a different color scheme. It's the same layout, but each floor is color coded with its carpeting and its decoration. This is good for the seniors to know which floor they're on because it's easy for them to get confused. They have tons of activities for any kind of interest. You can be as active as you want to be or as least active as you want to be. I really liked the vibe of that place, which was very freedom-based. They had residents that were driving their own vehicles and came and went as they pleased. Then there were the residents that never left the facility. The other thing that was really impressive with their facility was the fact that their staff has got longevity. They don't have a high staff turnover. The menu was pretty extensive, and they actually had a chef on staff.

Helena went above and beyond to help my Dad. I came down with Covid and was unable to help my dad with his dog. She was an amazing helper and she did a fantastic job. We so appreciate her.

The Vitality Living Lake Forest was extremely clean, and they were very very helpful. They spent a lot of time with me explaining. I thought that it was a first-class place, it was very nice. I visited their assisted living.

I've moved into Vitality Living Lake Forest. I've had several incidents waiting and pushing the call button. One time, I had to wait for 40 minutes and I was on the potty seat. Another time, I waited for 3 hours before I finally pushed it enough times that somebody came. I also have had trouble getting my showers scheduled. I'm supposed to be showered twice a week and Sunday was one of those days. The first Sunday that they missed was due to a computer glitch. I asked one of the aides what was going on and she said, "Well, we're short-staffed. We don't do showers on Sundays' ', so I asked other staff members, and they said they certainly do showers on Sundays. The second Sunday, I didn't get a shower, so from Wednesday until today, Tuesday, I am unshowered. They did come in first thing today and did it. I don't know if it's because I'm just on respite or if it's a problem. I've spoken with the head, the person in charge of nursing, and she said that they have ample staff and that being told that they were short-handed was not a valid excuse. It's getting resolved and today is much better. I'm staying in their assisted living and many other things here are good. There are many very caring staff members. The other residents that I've spoken with here, one has been here for 5 years, the other has been here almost a year, and they all rave about it so I think that's a pretty good testimony for them. The staff, with very few exceptions, have been very, very kind, very caring, and very able at what they're doing. The food will never burn your mouth from the heat of it, but it's tasty and well prepared. It's a little cooler than I care for, but that's a personal taste, I guess. I'm in a studio and it is bare bones. I can't say much about the amenities and the studio. I have rented furniture from them and the furniture is adequate and I'm here. They have bingo, I haven't done that yet. They have a social hour twice a week, I've done those, and those have been a lot of fun. I went for what I thought was going to be crosswords but the residents do not like crosswords. They like word searches, which I do not like so the staff had one crossword and said she would get more for me next time so I'm happy with that. I also like to play bridge and it has been on the calendar, yet it's not played. It seems to me like I'm paying for a lot of extra services that I haven't been getting like bathing and so forth.

My dad has been in Vitality Living Lake Forest for a week now. The price is right, and the care is excellent. Move-in was easy. The staff seems to be very pleasant. My dad loves the food. The rooms are very nice and very clean. The building is very clean. The layout is like a cruise ship. It was designed with a cruise ship in mind. They have patios, a garden, and a front porch area, they're very nice. They have activities seven days a week. They can go on outings, they have games, and they have parties, things like that.

My mom was here before she passed away. The way Nick kept in touch with me and the location being closer to my family members were the reasons why we chose the place. He was very professional and very awesome every time I had a question or needed anything. I didn't have any problems or issues. He would be in touch with us, even if I left a message on his voicemail. He would call me back. Mom's a very picky person for food, and she said she enjoyed the food. When I went in to retrieve her furniture and stuff, they had bingo. They also had a calendar where they would put what activity that they would have for the residents and stuff. They had certain things for them.

It was very nice. The thing that I liked about them is that you can age in this place. If you need to go to assisted and then to a memory care, it's all there in the same facility. I was really impressed with that. I thought the employees seemed to care a great deal about the residents. They are all very friendly and helpful. I thought the setup was very nice too. There was enough room, but not too much room. It was very accommodating. We looked at the menu, and it looked very nice. They had a nice exercise room and a nice movie room. It was also very impressive.

I went and talked to the salesperson. She followed up with emails and calls. I also talked to the director. They were nice people. It is a nice facility. Everybody was very helpful. I was impressed with the facility. They got Memory Care as well as Assisted Living. At that particular time, they did not have any two bedrooms available. They had what they call a one bedroom deluxe, which to me still seemed awfully small for two people. I was a little bit disappointed in the size of the rooms, but I did not see a two bedroom. The people were very nice and professional. There was not high pressure or anything like that. They went over carefully the pricing with me and the care that they provide. If we decided to move my folks down in this area that would be at the top of the list. I just walked in on a Saturday afternoon, and they were quite generous to make time for me because I had not called ahead.

We visited Atria Park of Lake Forest for my mom. It was good, and the place was very nice. We were there twice but unfortunately, we could not make it work out. But it was a good visit. The staff were phenomenal, very helpful, and pleasant. The facility was very clean and well laid out; it was a nice facility. The location is easy to get to. There was a lot of road construction, but that will go away eventually. They just had a lot going on.

We had looked at the assisted living, and they're very nice. In fact, my mother even liked it because I took her with me. It was very nice, very clean, and had very friendly people. I wouldn't have a problem living there myself. I think the room is for a single person or maybe two. For a couple, it would be great and its a good size. There was a lot of garden area around, so if the person wanted to go outside and sit under a tree. Of course with Covid, I think they've cut back on that. The rooms were plenty big enough, you can decorate it yourself to your liking. There are outside areas and it's enjoyable, it's not like you would be cooped up inside the building all the time. I've tried a cake there and it was very good.

I had a very good visit. They had an enclosed outdoor area for the residents, a cafe patio, and they had more than one dining area, and I was impressed with that. They had a big rec area, they had a little chapel, and the rooms were really nice and spacious. They showed me a 1-bedroom, one was furnished, and one that's not furnished. The staff who gave me the tour was really great.

The rooms were very nice and I liked the staff. They have a couple of different activity rooms based on memory level. The place is resort-like and top quality.

My mom has been here since August. I would say the food is a good restaurant to a home-cooked meal. The rooms are very nice. Everything is within a reasonable distance. She does the exercise, the bingo, the cards, and trips out to lunch. The outdoor grounds are very nice. It has more of a nice hotel feel than a typical assisted living place.

It was very nice. The only difference was it was a little far for me to drive to go see my loved one. The place was very open and decorated very nicely. The dining room was restaurant-style. They had buses that come and go for different activities, plus they had bingo, arts and crafts, and exercises.

My parents are doing well here. I really like it. The staff is very good. They are always informing us when something is going on, if we need to take care of something, or if they need more medicine. They are always good, and they like my them too. They are in the memory care unit, and they have a small dining room. The place is very clean, and there is no bad smell.

We were very impressed, they had a movie room, a private dining room, and a library.

I have visited and I am very familiar with this facility. Actually, I have a relative that lives there. I have nothing but good things to say about it. They are extremely caring and accommodating. They are aware of the rest of the family, and they are always very friendly and welcoming to us. She is in the Alzheimer's portion of the facility, and she has a very nice accommodation. She also likes the food. The dining room has a nice size, and it is very clean. They have an activities room and a TV room. They also bring in entertainment for the residents. She likes to walk a lot, and they have a nice courtyard.

My parents were in assisted living, and we were fairly happy with this facility. It was clean, and the food was good. When my parents left and I had to go back and enter their apartment, so many people stopped by, asked personally about them, and cared about them. So they really were very personally engaged in the care. We had a problem with the geriatrician who was in contact there. We were not impressed with her. I think she really put our parents' health at risk, but we ultimately had to move them out of there into a rehab facility. The activities were good, although my parents didn't get involved in those because of health issues. The sanitation was not perfect, but it was good. There were occasions when we didn't get housekeeping services for their room, and we had to request it, but it was taken care of.

My parents were here. The facility is wonderful and I am very, very pleased. The staff are very loving, caring, and dedicated. Their rooms were very nice, spacious, and comfortable. We ate in their dining area and it was fantastic. It was one of the better ones that I have come across. They have a movie room and they do outings, poker, bingo; they do all kinds of different things. My dad is in their independent living, and my mom is in their memory care. I think she is having some difficulty with the food; it's every three or four hours and it is too soon. They are getting her up too early and giving the food too soon.

I searched for several months to find a place that was right for my father in law and met my high standards. This is the ONLY ALF in the Seminole county area that met my requirements. The food is amazing and they have nice furnishings and tablecloths! My father was eating lobster and shrimp when I arrived one day and they remember his breakfast choices and bring him "the usual" when family dine with him. They have live bands and events and lots of activities and field trips. The nursing staff is very good and housekeeping responds quickly when needed. Several of his friends upon visiting him have commented that they would like to live here when they need an ALF. There is a library and two computers / printers to use free of charge. It's like a resort but with a lot of walkers!

We have our step-father here, and everything exceeds my expectations. The staff amd caregivers who work there really seem to care, and I give them the highest praise. They have many activities. I wish they had greater proximity because they are half an hour or more away.

I visited this facility when I was looking for Respite Care for my Dad while we were away. It is a beautiful place and quite large. The staff member who gave me the tour was most welcoming and very helpful. The rooms were clean and nicely furnished for those seeking a temporary stay. The activity rooms were large and lovely. Residents have a wide variety of lovely places to gather both inside and out.

My mom stayed here for a year and a half. The place is very nice. The care was good for her at that time because she was not very well, but she got to a point where she was more alert than the other people. She didn't like the food though.