Assisted Living in Fort Myers

Our assisted living services and amenities are designed to make life a little easier and a lot brighter. Assisted living at Barrington Terrace includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, weekly housekeeping and linen service, utilities, social and recreational programs, scheduled transportation, use of all activity areas, and apartment maintenance. You will also have access to a 24-hour response emergency call system in case of medical emergencies, and caregivers are always on hand.

Contact us today to learn more about what our assisted living community provides.

Our assisted living apartments do not come fully furnished. We encourage residents to personalize their apartments and make them feel at home by bringing their own furnishings, such as a bed and smaller pieces of furniture. For more information on what to bring—and what not to bring—read this article from The Arbor Company Blog.

Florida seniors should consider moving into an assisted living community when they start to need daily assistance. 

For instance, you may need help with personal care, or you may not be able to keep up with your laundry. You may be struggling to keep your home clean or to prepare nutritious meals three times a day. An assisted living community provides all of these daily necessities so you can maintain a worry-free retirement lifestyle.

Assisted living is a great fit for seniors who need extra support or help with day-to-day tasks. Each situation is unique, but there are a few signs that assisted living could be the healthiest and safest decision for you or your loved one.

Regularly feeling unstable or experiencing a recent fall, chronic pain or other conditions that are becoming harder to manage, feelings of loneliness or isolation—especially when you still want to be social: these are all characteristics of someone who would benefit from a move into an assisted living community. If you’re trying to determine if the time is right, give us a call; our team is here to help.

Some aspects of your assisted living care could be deductible under the IRS’ medical expense tax deduction option. While medical costs of an assisted living community are deductible, living costs, such as monthly rent, are not. Exceptions exist if the resident is in the assisted living community primarily for medical care, in which case, part or all of assisted living costs may qualify for the medical expense tax deduction. We recommend consulting a tax advisor with questions regarding your specific circumstances.