Heron House is an assisted living facility in Sarasota, Florida. This facility may offer respite or short-term stays. If this is something you need, you will need to find out if there are any additional restrictions on this option. Care can be provided for Spanish-speaking residents.

Costs at this community start at $2,850 and range up to $5,040. The average price in the community is $3,150, which is less than the average price in the area of $5,119. The cost of assisted living in this area is greater than the state average. Depending on the services the resident needs, additional services may increase the cost of care.

This community is pet-friendly. It's a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. To ensure the safety of all residents, the facility provides an emergency call system. Special diet meals are not always available, but some can accommodate residents' dietary requirements. This community provides no or low-sodium meals. Residents need to have a scheduled, structured activity every day. This facility has a variety of activities, including musical performances and social outings. See our amenity list below for more information. Apartment-style units are not always available, but this community offers studio/efficiency units and group housing options.

There are 6 hospitals within 25 miles of Heron House. The two closest hospitals are Sarasota Memorial Hospital which is 2.2 miles away and Doctors Hospital Of Sarasota which is 4.0 miles away.

This community has above-average reviews for the area; click for detailed reviews on Heron House Reviews.

Some of the key amenities available at Heron House are:

Clubs & Communities
Housekeeping
Pet Friendly
Pool
Social Outings

Welcome to Heron House, an assisted living community located in Sarasota, Florida. In addition to assisted living, Heron House also offers memory care at this location. For retirees, life doesn’t get much better than it does at Heron House in sunny Sarasota, FL. With highly-trained staff, spacious assisted living residences, and services for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia, Heron House provides premium senior living in one of the country’s most in-demand retirement locations. Residents enjoy a life of luxury at Heron House, resting easy know help is only a few minutes away whenever they need it. When people need help with their activities of daily living, they may consider an assisted living community where they can live comfortably while they receive long-term care. Heron House is the epitome of premier assisted living communities, offering everything a person needs in one convenient location. From twenty-four-hour staff to home-cooked meals, the community goes above and beyond to make sure their residents are happy, healthy, and fulfilled. Heron House’s long-term care services include general personal care for people who need help with their activities of daily living and specialized memory care services for people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. The memory care program includes personal care, with the added benefit of specialized Alzheimer’s and dementia care. When people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia need long-term care beyond what their family members are equipped to provide, a memory care program like Heron House’s can be the key to restoring their sense of wellbeing and giving them the retirement they always wanted. As older adults with memory loss get older, their behavioral symptoms may change. Heron House's compassionate memory caregivers are prepared for residents to change during their stay, adjusting their daily care routine accordingly to make sure they're getting the help they need. Caregivers work closely with individuals and their families to understand how Alzheimer's and dementia impact each memory care resident individually, using the information to keep their care plan up-to-date. Heron House's assisted living and memory care units are tastefully appointed, full of spacious apartments. Each apartment has its own unique charm, creating a comfortable environment where residents feel at home. Regardless of which floor plan a person chooses, each apartment comes with:

Spacious closets
Internet hookups
Basic cable
Spacious windows
Refrigerators
Private bathrooms
Emergency call systems

Residents are welcome to prepare their own breakfast, lunch, or dinner, but most enjoy home-cooked meals in the on-campus dining room. Heron House's on-site restaurant serves delectable meals three times a day, including classic selections like pot roast with vegetables, salmon fillets with rosemary, and turkey chili. Residents can dine with their friends in the communal dining room or request a private dining space to eat with their families. Meals are available to everyone, including assisted living residents, and Alzheimer's care residents. To learn more about Heron House, their long-term care programs, or their services and amenities, use the link above to make an inquiry. Families who want to see the community in person can schedule a tour, making it easy for them to compare it to other assisted living facilities and memory care communities in Sarasota, FL. By touring the community, families can picture themselves or their loved one living there, determining if their personal, Alzheimer's and dementia care programs are suitable. The staff is happy to answer questions about Heron House, their varying care units, and how they assist residents with their daily activities, helping family members understand what sets the community apart from other assisted living residences and memory care facilities in the area. For more information about Heron House without making an inquiry, read the frequently asked questions (FAQ) below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Heron House offer skilled nursing care for people who need ongoing medical attention How does Heron House vary from skilled nursing facilities?

Skilled nursing facilities are licensed to provide ongoing skilled nursing care for people who need medical attention regularly. Heron House is not a skilled nursing facility and is not licensed to provide ongoing medical attention. Their services are strictly non-medical, and while staff provides medication management and assistance with daily activities, they do not offer wound dressings, incontinence management, or other medical services. However, residents can schedule in-house physician visits, making it easy for Alzheimer's patients and people with mobility issues to get health care.