$4,600/month
About American House Fort Myers
General Property Features
- Fitness Center, Pool/Spa, Private Rooms, Guest Parking
- Bi-Lingual Staff, Laundry Service - Provided, Nurse on Staff, Scheduled Transportation, Transportation, Activities, Social Programs, Housekeeping
- Assisted Living Community, Secured Memory Care Unit, Retirement Community
- Small Pets
Assisted Living
- https://www.americanhouse.com/ft-myers
- 13171
- 143
- $4,600.00
- Private Pay, Long Term Care Insurance
- 143
- Studio, 1 BR, 2 BR
- Kitchenette, Memory Care (Dementia)
- Standard (FL-Only), Limited Nursing Services (FL-Only)
Additional Levels of Care Offered
American House Bonita Springs
Memory Care 27300 Foster Lane, Lee County, Bonita Springs, Florida, 34135American House Bonita SpringsAmerican House Bonita Springs is a premier senior living community located in Bonita Springs, Florida, offering personalized Assisted Living, Memory Care, and short-term Respite Stays. Conveniently situated between Naples and Fort Myers, this newly renovated community provides a welcoming, comfortable environment where seniors can enjoy an engaging, maintenance-free lifestyle while receiving compassionate, individualized care.Residents benefit from 24-hour staff availability, assistance with daily activities, medication reminders, chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, transportation, and personalized wellness programs. The community~s specialized Living Well Memory Care program provides a secure, supportive environment for individuals living with Alzheimer~s disease and other forms of dementia.American House Bonita Springs features spacious private apartments, a heated outdoor pool, fitness and wellness facilities, a beauty salon, movie theater, library, and inviting social spaces. With a full calendar of recreational activities, social events, and enrichment programs, residents have opportunities to stay active, connected, and independent.Dedicated to enhancing quality of life, American House Bonita Springs combines exceptional senior care, comfortable accommodations, and meaningful experiences to help older adults thrive while providing families with peace of mind.
American House Naples
Assisted Living 9015 Bellaire Bay Drive, Collier County, Naples, Florida, 34120American House NaplesAmerican House Naples is a welcoming senior living community in Naples, Florida, offering personalized Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Respite Care services. Dedicated to helping older adults enjoy a fulfilling, comfortable, and maintenance-free lifestyle, American House Naples combines compassionate care with resort-style amenities in a warm, engaging environment.Residents enjoy spacious studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, chef-prepared meals, restaurant-style dining, an outdoor heated pool, fitness and wellness programs, and beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces. Additional amenities include a full-service salon and spa, housekeeping, scheduled transportation, live entertainment, and a variety of social activities designed to encourage connection and independence.The community provides individualized assistance with daily activities, medication management, and specialized memory care for individuals living with Alzheimer~s disease and other forms of dementia. Short-term respite stays are also available for seniors needing temporary care or caregivers seeking additional support.Conveniently located in Naples, American House Naples proudly serves seniors and families throughout Southwest Florida, providing a supportive, pet-friendly environment where residents can feel at home, build meaningful relationships, and enjoy each day with confidence and peace of mind.
American House Coconut Point
Independent Living 8460 Murano Del Lago Drive, Lee County, Estero, Florida, 34135At American House Coconut Point, youll find senior living at its finest. Our community in Estero, FL, offers a warm and welcoming environment with a long list of amenities, helpful services, and engaging activities all designed around you. Whether you~re looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, or respite stays, we have options to suit your needs.Located near idyllic Gulf Coast beaches, our community offers well-appointed studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments and large common areas to visit with family and friends. A maintenance-free lifestyle allows you to focus on whats importantyou. Relax by the pool, get a massage, take a shopping trip, or enjoy our daily happy hour with friends.Our residents enjoy a variety of amenities, including a resort-style swimming pool and lounge area, friendship suites, beautiful outdoor landscaping, quartz kitchen countertops, and cultured marble bathroom countertops. We~re also walking distance from Coconut Point mall and offer a bistro, state-of-the-art fitness center, movie theater, chapel, and community/activity rooms. Our restaurant-style dining offers chef-prepared meals, and we provide on-site physical therapy, salon, spa, and massage services. Personal and scheduled transportation, a robust calendar of activities and events, and housekeeping and laundry services are also available. Plus, small pets are welcome!Experience award-winning senior living in Estero, FL, at American House Coconut Point. Schedule a visit today to see our beautiful community and all that we have to offer!
American House The Palms
Assisted Living 2674 Winkler Avenue, Lee County, Fort Myers, Florida, 33901American House The Palms is a premier senior living community located in Fort Myers, Florida, offering Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Respite Stays. Dedicated to providing a vibrant, comfortable, and supportive environment, American House The Palms helps seniors enjoy an enriching lifestyle while receiving personalized care tailored to their individual needs.Residents enjoy spacious studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, along with resort-style amenities including chef-prepared dining, a heated outdoor swimming pool, fitness and wellness programs, a movie theater, beauty salon, housekeeping services, and scheduled transportation. A variety of engaging social activities, entertainment, and recreational opportunities encourage residents to stay active, connected, and independent.Conveniently located in the heart of Fort Myers, American House The Palms proudly serves seniors and families throughout Southwest Florida, including Cape Coral, North Fort Myers, Estero, and surrounding communities. With compassionate care, welcoming accommodations, and a commitment to enhancing quality of life, American House The Palms provides seniors with a place to feel at home while enjoying comfort, independence, and peace of mind.
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