Grand Living at Citrus Hills offers three levels of residence: Independent Living for seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle, Assisted Living for those who need help with daily tasks, and Memory Care capable of supporting residents with early, moderate, or advanced dementia. The community is prepared to manage residents who wander at any hour, exhibit combative behavior, require oxygen therapy, follow special diets, remain awake through the night, or live with diabetes treated by either oral medication or injections.
Round-the-clock oversight is delivered by licensed nurses and awake night staff, all of whom have cleared background checks. Pull-cord systems that dial 911, securely fenced outdoor areas, door alarms, and 24-hour on-site security back up the clinical team. A visiting podiatrist provides on-site foot care. Full assistance is available with bathing, dressing, and eating, while toileting support ranges up to some physical help. Staff can supervise or aid transfers involving walkers or wheelchairs, perform one-person lifts, and remain on standby for residents who only need supervision.
Apartment options may include private bathrooms, kitchenettes, individual climate controls, and cable hookups, though not every unit contains every feature. The design allows residents to choose the space that best matches their privacy needs and level of independence.
Meals are cooked to order, with snacks available throughout the day and tailored diet management for diabetic, low-sodium, or other physician-prescribed menus. Staff monitor nutritional intake for residents receiving full assistance with eating to ensure dietary plans are followed.
Residents have access to parking, wheelchair-friendly common areas, a barber and beauty shop, exercise room, movie theater, wellness center, internet connectivity, communal gardens, scheduled religious services, and transportation for errands or appointments. Pets are allowed; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.
