Brookdale Sarasota Midtown

About the community

About Brookdale Sarasota Midtown

A Brookdale HealthPlus Community ® The residents at Brookdale Sarasota Midtown can enjoy the benefits of Brookdale HealthPlus, which offers on-site care coordination overseen by a registered nurse. Here, residents receive personalized care plans and assistance with chronic conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, and more. Preventative health care services, such as annual wellness visits, immunizations, and health screenings are also provided to help avoid trips to doctors’ offices, or unnecessary emergency room visits and hospital stays. At Brookdale Sarasota Midtown, residents can embrace picturesque views and one-on-one daily support. If you’ve been searching for a compassionate team of caregivers and assisted living or memory care services, you’ll find everything you’ve been looking for here. Each of our care programs is built to simplify and enhance your life. Whether you’re looking for help bathing or need assistance getting dressed, we’ll provide a helping hand whenever you need it most. Our memory care program includes a secure environment combined with a stable schedule and brain-enriching activities. Families can rest assured that staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to be alerted to any emergencies, and a 24-hour security system is in place for added protection. Located just one hour south of Tampa, you’ll find that the area surrounding our community offers an abundance of unbelievable sights and activities to enjoy. We are just minutes from Florida’s Gulf Coast and attractions like Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Ringling Museum of Art, and famous white sand beaches. When you’re not exploring the local area, you can stay on-site with your friends and neighbors and take advantage of the community putting green, walking paths, screened lanai, and cozy living room. Don’t forget to connect with our on-site concierge team if you have a personal request. Each day at Brookdale Sarasota Midtown, we can help you find new ways to embrace your retirement to the fullest. Community Services and Amenities With a long list of vibrant community amenities and activities, you can find many different ways to invest your time. Join us for a stretching class and then head to the fitness center for a light workout. Grab a warm coffee and a book to enjoy in the library, or walk to the community kitchen to bake your favorite treats. Book a hair appointment at the community salon, or unwind in the community garden. Invite a friend over for a movie night, or enjoy a quiet, homemade meal in the private dining room — here, the choices are limitless! Our team is also happy to assist with your cooking, cleaning, and transportation needs. Be sure to take a peek at some additional amenities and services, including: Therapy room Business center Postal services Piano Personal Solutions program Living Arrangements Residents can choose from a wide selection of studio and one-bedroom apartment options to customize as their new home. We encourage you to bring your beloved pet and favorite family keepsakes from home to help you settle in. Our team is also close by in case you need help hanging your personal photos, have any questions, or simply need moving resources. If you’re ready for a stress-free senior living experience we hope you’ll consider building a life at Brookdale Sarasota Midtown. Care Types Offered Brookdale Sarasota Midtown is an assisted living facility which offers limited nursing services . In the state of Florida, these terms are defined as follows: Assisted Living Facility A facility that provides supervision of the activities of daily living, medications, and other similar services to residents in a homelike environment. These facilities can house one resident to hundreds of residents. Limited Nursing Services The assisted living facility can provide nursing services to residents. Brookdale Sarasota Midtown Inspection Reports Related Articles: Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: What’s the Difference? Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference?