GENERATIONS SENIOR LIVING AT LAKE MIONA

At Generations Senior Living, We Believe that there is a better way to provide dementia care than the traditional “institutional model” and We Are Raising The Bar of how personalized memory care should be given here in Central Florida.

By blending the best team of caregivers, physicians, and activities in a home environment we are able to enhance the independence and quality of life of each resident. Our residents enjoy the privacy of spacious private or semi-private rooms, plus the use of common living, dining, and outdoor areas.

Our Memory Care accommodations have been specifically designed to offer an encouraging, supportive, and secure environment for residents with memory impairment. Each staff member has received training specific to working with residents with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We Invite You to come and visit Generations Senior Living Memory Care Homes to experience and feel the difference of a small, high-end memory care environment versus the traditional “institutional model.”

At Generations Senior Living, We Believe that there is a better way to provide dementia care than the traditional “institutional model” and We Are Raising The Bar of how personalized memory care should be given here in Central Florida.

By blending the best team of caregivers, physicians, and activities in a home environment we are able to enhance the independence and quality of life of each resident. Our residents enjoy the privacy of spacious private or semi-private rooms, plus the use of common living, dining, and outdoor areas.

Our Memory Care accommodations have been specifically designed to offer an encouraging, supportive, and secure environment for residents with memory impairment. Each staff member has received training specific to working with residents with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We Invite You to come and visit Generations Senior Living Memory Care Homes to experience and feel the difference of a small, high-end memory care environment versus the traditional “institutional model.”