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516 Brentford Ct, Kissimmee, FL
About the community
Golden Age is a residential senior living community in Kissimmee, Florida. Located just south of Orlando, Kissimmee offers a number of attractions, amusement parks, and novelty shops in Kissimmee’s Old Town. The home is tucked into a peaceful residential neighborhood, with Lake Marion Creek Wildlife Reserve a few moments west, and plenty of amenities to the east such as medical centers, shopping, and dining. Residents of Golden Age are able to receive support from the community’s professional care staff 24 hours per day. As a micro community, the home offers a high staff to resident ratio in a family environment. Residents can receive assistance with activities of daily living, incontinence care, memory care, diabetes care, ambulatory care, and more. A certified medical technician can also administer medications, and the community’s meals are overseen by a licensed dietitian. The home is a cozy single-story with inviting living and dining areas, and private and semi-private shared room accommodations. The community offers scheduled outings for shopping and entertainment, as well as in-home activities and devotional opportunities. Residents also enjoy such convenient amenities as laundry and housekeeping services, salon and barber treatments, home health care, visits from physicians, monthly support groups, and more. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Florida, visit the Florida Facility/Provider Locator database . Related articles A Delicious Diabetic Diet Plan for Seniors Memory Care Classes: How to Become a Memory Care Specialist A Guide to Assisted Living Costs
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Coverage last checked August 6, 2026.