Cypress Cove was a gorgeous place. There was absolutely nothing wrong with it except that it's expensive, so I was not able to afford it. It's beautiful. The apartments were very, very nice. They have more square footage than most places. They have everything you could want. It's just unbelievable. The food was excellent. They had several dining rooms. It's quite large, and it's very good. Plus, it transitions from independent to assisted and then to nursing care. The staff was very bubbly, very happy, and very nice. The people that live there are also very nice. You stop and you talk to somebody, and they have only good things to say. The apartment that I wanted was a one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath. It had a lovely kitchen and a nice area outside. It was on the first floor because I have a dog and it was absolutely perfect for me. Upkeep and maintenance were excellent.

I liked Cypress Cove At HealthPark Florida the most. I know some people that are in there. It has two restaurants, both of them are very good, I ate there, and they're very nice. They have a lot of activities there, it's really lovely. Their apartments are very nice and a good size. It has a pool, they have a lot of activities like bridge, and all that kind of stuff. They have tickets to plays that you can go to. I just liked it. The staff that I spoke with were very nice and the ones at the restaurant were very nice too; they were good. The food was very good and it's a beautiful facility.

My mother was fortunate to be admitted to the Skilled Nursing Unit for short term rehabilitation following a hip fracture. She was there for almost a month. I have spent my professional career in Senior Living and admit I’m hard to please. Cypress Cove exceeded my expectations. Caring, attentive staff, pleasant, clean and cheerful accommodations and an outstanding Therapy group made this stay an absolute success. David Gray, the Administrator, and all the staff were among the best I have known. I’m happy to recommend Cypress Cove... RHM

My wife's mother was a resident in the "cottage", the memory care residence for 21 months. Her stay was very good up until the last month of her life. We found care during the last month of her life did not address her pain sufficiently and did not come close to meeting our expectations. We finally moved her to hospice house care on January 10th and she passed on January 18th. Clearly, we learned that very active family involvement is necessary if dealing with medical issues out of the ordinary. I am writing this review on February 25th, over a month since she passed away. To date we have not received a call or even a card expressing their condolences over her death. Additionally, she has a refund coming as rents are paid in advance. I have called asking for timing on the refund but again, no response. Given the cost of care...we expected much higher standards from Cypress Cove!

Cypress Cove is very nice, but very expensive. Depending on what you were looking for, the rooms were beautiful. They have a swimming pool, gym, and physical therapy. The staff was very nice. They have lots of activities.

It is a wonderful community for those who are healthy and active. Sadly as you age, staff isn't as caring and it is very difficult to find the people in charge to help you when the ones you are dealing with really don't care about you. We are taking care of our Aunt, who is 92 and recently went blind and needs assisted care living now at The Inn. What bothers her the most is after dinner, they have all those in assisted living wait in the lobby and when they are all there, they give them their medications. Our Aunt calls it the "cattle" call. Why? Are they short staffed and do not care about one on one care? Yes it's beautiful however its the people who truly want to help you when you need it. Since we live out of state, we are going back and forth and having a difficult time with the process. Right now, as long as you are healthy and independent, it's wonderful. If you need assistance, it's horrible to deal with those in charge and get answers and caring people who truly are concerned about the person. Futhermore, our Aunt, who is now blind, fears retribution from staff!!! I have asked for a list of staff members, top down and have yet to get one therefore I have no idea who to call for help in our concerns.

Cypress Cove is nice. It’s next door to the hospital where my granddaughter works. She wanted us to look at it, and we did and we liked it.

The rooms in Cypress Cove were pretty good, but they were a little smaller. The staff who took us around was very professional. She gave us information and told us that if we needed more information she would come back to us. We only saw their gym, and it was well equipped. It was very close to the hospital where my dad was.

Cypress Cove was fresh, new, exciting, clean, and affordable.

We went to Cypress Cove. It was beautiful and the best known one in the Fort Myers area. It was $6,000 a month, which was on the high end. Their price was higher than anyone else in town, but the amenities were beautiful. People who I had spoken with in my doctor’s office waiting room loved it there.

In 2012 I helped my parents find a continuing care community that would fit their lifestyle and need for an active social life. The care and attention shown during our tour and fact finding at Cypress Cove was the best of the communities we visited. While my parents were in the independent living part of the campus, they did both have a need to temporarily transition to skilled nursing. It was refreshing to see the consistency of caring and attentiveness given during their time in skilled. My father has since passed, but my mother continues to enjoy a very active social life with the various clubs, activities and trips. The entire team at Cypress Cove displays a "happy to help you" attitude and demeanor with each and every resident. Everything about the community is 5 star through and through.

The lady who showed us around Cypress Cove Senior Living was wonderful. She was so attentive and so informative. We really liked her. The food was wonderful. The rooms were not perfect, but they were pretty nice.

I visited Cypress Cove. I thought it was homey, it was nicely kept up, and the staff seemed very nice. It was just a very good facility. Everybody there seemed very happy. They had everything there, e.g., they have a crafts room and a card room. It is a facility that I would have chosen, but because of my condition, I would not be acceptable. I looked at the rooms, and we ate there; everything was excellent. The dining set-up was very nice. It was just like a country club.

We loved Cypress Cove. It was very clean, and the people were very nice. It’s a bit costly, and that is always an issue to buy into these with nothing in return when you have to buy your residence. We liked it very much; there was no issue with it except the cost. They were very pleasant, cordial, and informative. I had a list of questions, and there were no problems in answering the questions. We were quite impressed. There is a couple of different dining rooms -- one for the assisted living people and one for independent at this point. The dining room appeared clean; they had a regular dining room, and then they had a luncheon area where you could go more casually. It would have a nice view, and I can’t say enough about it; we just like everything. They claim they have a wonderful culinary staff, and the couple of residents that we saw said, "you’re going to love it here. The food is delicious.".

Cypress Cove was near Healthpark which is a hospital here in town. It is probably about 10 or 15 years old. I like the way the person I talked to presented herself. She gave me a lot of information on what's available and pricing and how to go about it. I went to one of the rooms that are available and the types of rooms that they have available which were very nice. Everything about the facility was very nice. The rooms were good. They could be furnished but on the norm, they were unfurnished but the rooms were a decent size and they were very nicely done. There were some card games and then they had a small library. They had a function computer area and they had a nice, big courtyard in the back of the facility that they could be outdoors.

I am in Cypress Cove and it is unbelievable. It is a five-star independent/assisted living. The food is restaurant style where you order off a menu, and it is delicious. It is like being on a cruise that doesn't sail. They have all kinds of card games: bridge, poker, or any card games and so forth. They have Bocce and shuffle board. They have a library, a bank, and a salon here. I mean, there is nothing that you have that we don't have here. Really, it is fantastic. We have two restaurants. The rooms have been renovated completely. The kitchens and the bathrooms all have granite countertops. It is all brand new carpeting. I got a two-bedroom apartment, which is a decent size, with two walk-in closets. They have all different sized apartments here; one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms. Right now, there is a waiting list because there are a lot of new people coming in. It is very nice. The workers are very polite, very efficient. All the waiters working here are high school or college kids. Then, they have some permanent staff, so it is neat. They are all dressed appropriately. I have recommended this place to a number of my friends, if they want to come, because it is not cheap.

I looked at Cypress Cove. It was really beautiful. They have quite a few activities. The staff was very friendly, very accommodating, very anxious. It's very expensive. So far, it would be acceptable.

I was first introduced to Cypress Cove last December when I was asked to sing at their church's Christmas service. Since then I have been working with them quite a bit! Cypress Cove is both a Retirement home/community and an assisted living facility. The work I do there has me working very closely with both the staff and the residents. The staff are wonderful! They are incredibly helpful and you can tell how much they care about their residents. They have frequent programs to keep their residents having fun (like bingo and board game nights) as well as the programs that I do (singing short programs of opera). I've only been in two of their many buildings (one of the assisted living buildings and their big hall) but they are both very nice and, from what I can tell by the cheerful attitudes of the other residents, they all love the facility.

The physical premises of Cypress Cove are beautiful. The staff is deeply caring and knowledgeable. I was impressed with their willingness to design special projects for their residents with my college students. I was also impressed with the range of activities provided to the residents.