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§482.43 Conditions of participation: Discharge planning.
The hospital must have an effective discharge planning process that focuses on the patient’s goals and treatment preferences and includes the patient and his or her caregivers/support person(s) as active partners in the discharge planning for post-discharge care. The discharge planning process and the discharge plan must be consistent with the patient’s goals for care and his or her treatment preferences, ensure an effective transition of the patient from hospital to post-discharge care, and reduce the factors leading to preventable hospital readmissions.
(a) Standard: Discharge planning process. The hospital’s discharge planning process must identify, at an early stage of hospitalization, those patients who are likely to suffer adverse health consequences upon discharge in the absence of adequate discharge planning and must provide a discharge planning evaluation for those patients so identified as well as for other patients upon the request of the patient, patient’s representative, or patient’s physician.
(1) Any discharge planning evaluation must be made on a timely basis to ensure that appropriate arrangements for post-hospital care will be made before discharge and to avoid unnecessary delays in discharge.
(2) A discharge planning evaluation must include an evaluation of a patient’s likely need for appropriate post-hospital services, including, but not limited to, hospice care services, post-hospital extended care services, home health services, and non-health care services and community based care providers, and must also include a determination of the availability of the appropriate services as well as of the patient’s access to those services.
(3) The discharge planning evaluation must be included in the patient’s medical record for use in establishing an appropriate discharge plan and the results of the evaluation must be discussed with the patient (or the patient’s representative).
(4) Upon the request of a patient’s physician, the hospital must arrange for the development and initial implementation of a discharge plan for the patient.
(5) Any discharge planning evaluation or discharge plan required under this paragraph must be developed by, or under the supervision of, a registered nurse, social worker, or other appropriately qualified personnel.
(6) The hospital’s discharge planning process must require regular re-evaluation of the patient’s condition to identify changes that require modification of the discharge plan. The discharge plan must be updated, as needed, to reflect these changes.
(7) The hospital must assess its discharge planning process on a regular basis. The assessment must include ongoing, periodic review of a representative sample of discharge plans, including those patients who were readmitted within 30 days of a previous admission, to ensure that the plans are responsive to patient post-discharge needs.
(8) The hospital must assist patients, their families, or the patient’s representative in selecting a post-acute care provider by using and sharing data that includes, but is not limited to, HHA, SNF, IRF, or LTCH data on quality measures and data on resource use measures.
The hospital must ensure that the post-acute care data on quality measures and data on resource use measures is relevant and applicable to the patient’s goals of care and treatment preferences.
(b) Standard: Discharge of the patient and provision and transmission of the patient’s necessary medical information. The hospital must discharge the patient, and also transfer or refer the patient where applicable, along with all necessary medical information pertaining to the patient’s current course of illness and treatment, post-discharge goals of care, and treatment preferences, at the time of discharge, to the appropriate post-acute care service providers and suppliers, facilities, agencies, and other outpatient service providers and practitioners responsible for the patient’s follow-up or ancillary care.
(c) Standard: Requirements related to post-acute care services. For those patients discharged home and referred for HHA services, or for those patients transferred to a SNF for post-hospital extended care services, or transferred to an IRF or LTCH for specialized hospital services, the following requirements apply, in addition to those set out at paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section:
(1) The hospital must include in the discharge plan a list of HHAs, SNFs, IRFs, or LTCHs that are available to the patient, that are participating in the Medicare program, and that serve the geographic area (as defined by the HHA) in which the patient resides, or in the case of a SNF, IRF, or LTCH, in the geographic area requested by the patient. HHAs must request to be listed by the hospital as available.
(i) This list must only be presented to patients for whom home health care post-hospital extended care services, SNF, IRF, or LTCH services are indicated and appropriate as determined by the discharge planning evaluation.
(ii) For patients enrolled in managed care organizations, the hospital must make the patient aware of the need to verify with their managed care organization which practitioners, providers or certified suppliers are in the managed care organization’s network. If the hospital has information on which practitioners, providers or certified supplies are in the network of the patient’s managed care organization, it must share this with the patient or the patient’s representative.
(iii) The hospital must document in the patient’s medical record that the list was presented to the patient or to the patient’s representative.
(2) The hospital, as part of the discharge planning process, must inform the patient or the patient’s representative of their freedom to choose among participating Medicare providers and suppliers of post-discharge services and must, when possible, respect the patient’s or the patient’s representative’s goals of care and treatment preferences, as well as other preferences they express. The hospital must not specify or otherwise limit the qualified providers or suppliers that are available to the patient.
(3) The discharge plan must identify any HHA or SNF to which the patient is referred in which the hospital has a disclosable financial interest, as specified by the Secretary, and any HHA or SNF that has a disclosable financial interest in a hospital under Medicare. Financial interests that are disclosable under Medicare are determined in accordance with the provisions of part 420, subpart C, of this chapter.
[84 FR 51882, Sept. 30, 2019]
Note: Website to obtain quality measures and data on resource use for LTCH. https://www.medicare.gov/longtermcarehospitalcompare/
Amanda Barton, Managing Partner / Publisher
The Grids at a Glance notebook is here to make your life a little easier. This referral notebook has been created especially for any professional looking to make a connection for their patient or client when they need services such as home care, home health, or senior housing. In this guide, you will see that we have listed e-mails, phone numbers, and fax numbers in addition to our existing grid information for ease of use and accessibility.
The Grids at a Glance and Seniors Blue Book provide the most accurate, comprehensive information available on these options and are meant to work in conjunction with one another. The Seniors Blue Book is for your clients and this referral guide is for the busy professional - not to be handed out to clients. Please log on to SeniorsBlueBook.com and become a member to access the Grids at a Glance online. From there you can access digital hyperlinks, print specific pages as you need them, and find timely information on events for senior care professionals. Please continue to utilize as many Seniors Blue Books as needed. The handy pocket size directory is treasured by seniors and their caregivers. Give them out liberally and let us know when you need more. Call 813-731-6069 or email me at ABarton@SeniorsBlueBook.com and I’ll be happy to replenish your supply. Thank you for all that you do for our seniors. Please let me know if you have suggestions on how we might make Seniors Blue Book and the Grids at a Glance even more useful to you and your team.
Copies of Seniors Blue Book for your clients can be found FREE at most pharmacies and gathering places for seniors and can be requested calling 239-776-7353. The contents of this book may not be reproduced either in whole or in part without consent of the publisher. Every effort has been made to include accurate data, however, the publisher cannot be held liable for material content or errors. Copyright 2026 by Samantha Hersch Enterprises dba Seniors Blue Book.
HOME HEALTH CARE, NON-MEDICAL HOME HEALTH CARE, AND HOSPICE AGENCIES
9-11 Health in Your Home - Private Duty Comparison Grid
12 Health in Your Home - Medicare Comparison Grid
30-31 Additional Home Health Listings
SENIOR HOUSING
13 Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC) Comparison Grid
14-16 Independent Living / Retirement Communities Comparison Grid
17-19 Assisted Living Communities Comparison Grid
23-25 Memory Care Communities Comparison Grid
26 Skilled Nursing Facilities Comparison Grid
32 Additional Housing Listings
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
4-5 Engaging Events – How to Get Involved
6 Naples Cancer Advisors: Not Your Typical Oncology Practice
7 Health Monitor 1: Mobile Cardiology and Chronic Care Solutions for Facilities and Primary Care Teams
8 Baker Senior Center: Flip the Script on Aging
20 Medicaid Waiver AL Facilities
22 Hope PACE®: A Comprehensive Solution for Senior Care
27 Platinum Benefit Services: Understanding Medicaid Eligibility can be Mind-Boggling
Amanda Barton
WHY PARTNER WITH ENGAGING EVENTS?
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B ri ng Va l ue to Ou r Com mu n i t y
Showcasing your business offers th e residents of these communities an d their families access to truste d information and vital resources tha t enhance their quality of life
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EngAging Events offer s expert-led educational event s coupled with a vendor fai r that inform, empower, an d connect older adults wit h businesses like yours !
BENEFITS
Connecting with Targe t Audienc e
Networking with LikeMinded Professional s
Exclusivity Per Categor y
All you need to do is register/pay fo r your category and show up with you r table décor and giveaways .
Not Your Typical Oncology Practice
Founded by Dr. Bill Barrett, Naples Cancer Advisors (NCA) is a nonprofit extension of the Cincinnati Cancer Foundation. With a strong personal connection to Southwest Florida, Dr. Barrett recognized a need for more coordinated care in the region in addition to the presence of quality healthcare institutions.
Naples Cancer Advisors provides expert oncology consulting services to those diagnosed with cancer in this growing region. As an independent organization, it offers objective opinions and guidance without bias toward any particular health system, ensuring every patient receives great care with a great plan.
NCA is not your typical oncology practice. We never charge our patients for our services, and we do not bill their insurance companies, allowing us to maintain independence from insurance companies and focus on patient care. Our role is to consult with patients, not take over their treatment, so we have no financial incentive beyond working hand in hand with their treating oncologist. We approach each patient’s journey with compassion and patience, creating the space to fully understand their diagnosis and make informed, confident decisions.
OUR MISSION
Dedicated to improving cancer outcomes by providing expert second opinions, patient education, and vital resources — all at no cost to individuals and families navigating a cancer diagnosis.
OUR VISION
To be a leading catalyst in cancer care by ensuring access to
expert guidance, education, and advocacy. We strive to empower patients and providers across Naples and Southwest Florida with innovative solutions and compassionate support.
A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing moment for patients and their loved ones. NCA provides these vital support services completely free of charge, thanks to the generosity of donors in our community.
There are many ways you can help support local patients. Whether you choose to volunteer, make a donation, or attend our annual Wine Women & Shoes fundraiser, each action makes a difference. And if you’re feeling inspired, you can host your own event to support Naples Cancer Advisors. However you get involved, you will be bringing hope and invaluable second opinions to those affected by cancer in Southwest Florida. With your support, we can continue offering:
• Free, personalized consultations and second-opinion services with experienced oncology experts.
• Time, clarity, and guidance so patients fully understand their diagnosis and options.
• A compassionate, unbiased partner to walk beside patients and families every step of the way.
• Financial navigation services to help ease the burden of navigating treatment-related costs and resources. Together, we can make sure no patient has to face cancer alone, and that no family in Southwest Florida has to navigate it without expert support. Learn more at NaplesCancerAdvisors.org
Health Monitor 1: Mobile Cardiology and Chronic Care Solutions for Facilities and Primary Care Teams
Healthcare organizations today face increasing challenges in reducing hospital readmissions, particularly those driven by cardiovascular conditions and diabetes.
At Health Monitor One, we bring specialized cardiology care directly to our partners, supporting early detection, proactive management, and better patient outcomes.
A TRUE CLINICAL EXTENSION OF YOUR TEAM
Our team provides clinical support with specialized cardiology oversight, including board-certified cardiologists, working alongside your providers and staff to deliver coordinated, patient-centered care.
We act as a seamless extension of your team, helping identify changes earlier and intervene before conditions escalate.
CARDIOLOGY & DIABETES MANAGEMENT
We combine advanced cardiovascular care with proactive diabetes management to address the most common drivers of hospital readmissions.
• ECG diagnostics using advanced equipment
• AI-supported analysis for early detection of cardiac changes
• Continuous glucose monitoring and diabetes support
• Integrated care to reduce complications and improve outcomes
PROVEN IMPACT
Consistent monitoring and preventive care have been shown to significantly improve outcomes:
• Up to 76% reduction in hospital readmissions
• 42% reduction in heart failure events
• 35% reduction in heart attacks
• 28% reduction in strokes
WHY PARTNER WITH HEALTH MONITOR ONE
Facilities and providers working with us benefit from:
• Access to specialized cardiology expertise
• Fewer hospital transfers and readmissions
• Improved blood pressure and glucose control
• Earlier detection of clinical changes
• Enhanced quality metrics and patient satisfaction By combining cardiology expertise, advanced diagnostics, and chronic care management, we help your organization deliver more proactive, efficient, and high-quality care.
Flip the Script on Aging
When you think of an “Older American,” what image comes to mind? A parent or grandparent? A military veteran or grumpy neighbor? Or perhaps you just think of someone slow, weak or frail?
As the leading advocate for seniors in our community, it is our goal at Baker Senior Center Naples to flip the script on such age-related stereotypes. Our stated mission is to provide “Confidence, Connection and Support” to adults over the age of 60 and their families, helping them thrive and enjoy life to its fullest. We do this through a range of comprehensive programs and services.
Often, we hear visitors share comments as they walk into our building for the first time. Comments such as, “Wow! This is not what I expected a senior center to be” or “This place is so bright and beautiful,” or “Everyone seems so active and happy.”
After hearing these comments so frequently, I eventually began to ask, “What did you expect?” The responses were always the same, “I expected it to be dark and dreary” or “I never expected it to be so big, bright and clean” or “I expected to see people sitting around and disengaged.”
Those who have visited us know that our 30,000-square-foot building, which opened in 2023, is filled with light and brightly colored art and, most importantly, members and clients who are engaged and thrive through the many wellness programs
we offer. We dispel the myths created about aging through the media that often portray seniors as frail, forgetful and depressed.
Of course, this is not surprising as age stereotypes have been ingrained in each of us. Even as little children we learn nursery rhymes like “There was an old woman who lived in a shoe” and “This old man.”
At Baker Senior Center Naples, we promote wellness and thriving in older adults through an average of 40 different programs each week that provide social engagement, physical activity, mental stimulation and cognitive support, which all lead to positive functioning and resilience.
We are one of just 111 senior centers in the United States accredited by the National Council on Aging, and the only one that provides comprehensive services by licensed and credentialed professionals such as mental health counseling, case management, dementia respite groups and caregiver support, all under one roof. We also offer a “choice” food pantry for those in need.
We are proud that Baker Senior Center Naples is considered the “central address” in our community for older adults to meet and connect in a warm and nurturing environment. Additional information about our programs and services is available at: www.bakerseniorcenternaples.org
We also invite you to visit us at 6200 Autumn Oaks Lane as we “Flip the Script on Aging.”
PROVIDERS
Accessible Home Care of Naples
3606 Enterprise Ave. Ste. 251, Naples 34104
Joshua Laurence | joshl@ahhcfl.com 299995919
Advocate In-Home Care
3800 Colonial Blvd. Ste. 102, Fort Myers 33966 Michael Cantasano | mcantasano@advocateinhomecare.com
**COUNTIES: Collier=C / Lee=L ***THERAPIES: O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech *Home Maker Companion services include transportation, shopping, meal prep, housekeeping, medication reminders, companionship and personal care including assistance with ADLs (bathing, grooming, transferring, dressing, toileting and eating) *Skilled nursing, social worker, medication management and therapies require doctor’s order **Every Home Health - Private Pay Grid has quality information which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com
***SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider** For more information visit us at seniorsbluebook.com Continued on next page
PROVIDERS
Home Instead
6150 Diamond Centre Ct. Ste. 1200, Fort Myers 33912 Ezequiel Halac | ezequiel.halac@joinhonor.com
HomeWell Care Services
13100 Westlinks Terr. Ste. 13, Fort Myers 33913 Kevin Walters | kwalters@homewellcares.com
Infinite Care Nurse Registry
2977 Goodlette-Frank Rd. N. Ste. 7, Naples 34103 infinitecarenursing1@gmail.com
Interim HealthCare of Fort Myers
1500 Colonial Blvd. Ste. 234, Fort Myers 33907 Craig Williams | infofortmyers@interimhealthcare.com
**COUNTIES: Collier=C / Lee=L ***THERAPIES: O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech *Home Maker Companion services include transportation, shopping, meal prep, housekeeping, medication reminders, companionship and personal care including assistance with ADLs (bathing, grooming, transferring, dressing, toileting and eating) *Skilled nursing, social worker, medication management and therapies require doctor’s order **Every Home Health - Private Pay Grid has quality information which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com
***SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider** For more information visit us at seniorsbluebook.com Continued on next page
**COUNTIES: Collier=C / Lee=L ***THERAPIES: O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech *Home Maker Companion services include transportation, shopping, meal prep, housekeeping, medication reminders, companionship and personal care including assistance with ADLs (bathing, grooming, transferring, dressing, toileting and eating) *Skilled nursing, social worker, medication management and therapies require doctor’s order **Every Home Health - Private Pay Grid has quality information which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com
***SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider** For more information visit us at seniorsbluebook.com
Giovanni Simon | giovanni.simon@terracinagrand.com
NAPLES
NAPLES CONT’D
The Arlington of Naples
900 Arlington Cir., Naples 34113
Roberta Cleveland | clevelandroberta@thearlingtonofnaples.com
The Gallery at Hacienda Lakes
8480 Rattlesnake Hammock Rd., Naples 34114
Tara O’Sullivan | tosullivan@eslliving.com
The Glenview at Pelican Bay
100 Glenview Pl., Naples 34108
Krisandra Panting | kpanting@glenviewnaples.com
Vi at Bentley Village 850 Retreat Dr., Naples 34110
Jeremy Hinds | jhinds@viliving.com
*=Prices Subject to Change ✆= Please Phone Pets: • =Yes / S=Small / C=Cats **Every Independent Living Grid has quality information (or ratings depending on the grid we are on) which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com. SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider** For more information visit us at seniorsbluebook.com
Discovery Village Bonita Springs
26850 S. Bay Dr., Bonita Springs 34134
Pollie Little | polittle@discoveryvillagebonitasprings.com
Keystone Place at Bonita Springs
28100 La Plaza Bonita Loop, Bonita Springs 34135
Craig Castillo | slc-bonita@keystonesenior.com
The Terraces at Bonita Springs 26475 S. Tamiami Trl., Bonita Springs 34134
Rachel Henderson | rachel.henderson@actslife.org
Atrium at Liberty Park
1321 N.E. 24th Ave., Cape Coral 33909
Jeremiah Goudreau | atlp.sd2@meridiansenior.com
Hampton Manor of Cape Coral
1906 Skyline Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
Yenisley Delgado | yenihamptonmanor@gmail.com
Palmview at Gulf Coast Village 1433 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
Carol Schneider | cschneider@voa.org
The Gallery at Cape Coral
2219 Chiquita Blvd. S., Cape Coral 33991
Rachel Balog | gallerycapecoral@eslliving.com
The Windsor of Cape Coral
831 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
Crystal Palmer | crystal.palmer@seniorliving.com
Gulf Coast Memory Care
22900 Lyden Dr., Estero 33928
Jennifer Brady | dsm@gulfcoastmemorycare.com
Amavida
7820 Fanning Ct., Fort Myers 33907
Beth Cordi | bcordi@amavidaliving.com
Arden Courts of Fort Myers
15950 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers 33908
Andrew Herriage | rherriage@arden-courts.com
Calusa Harbour
2525 First St., Fort Myers 33901 Olga Konstandinidis | Olga.Konstandinidis@calusaharboursl.com
Canterfield of Fort Myers
18301 Trifecta Ln., Fort Myers 33967
Jessica Arizmendi | cofmoffice@gmail.com
Cypress Cove - The Inn
10300 Cypress Cove Dr., Fort Myers 33908
Robert Starke | rstarke@cypressliving.org
BONITA SPRINGS
CAPE CORAL
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Discovery Commons Cypress Point 6870 Alister Way, Fort Myers 33912 leads@discoverycommonscypresspoint.com
Discovery Village The Forum 2619 Forum Blvd., Fort Myers 33905 leads@discoveryvillageattheforum.com
Golden Nest ALF
1246 Columbus Blvd., Fort Myers 33913
Valerie Dornema | info@nestinggemconsulting.net
Healthpark Senior Living
9461 Healthpark Cir., Fort Myers 33908
Karla Power | ed.fortmyers@healthparkseniorliving.com
Keystone Place at Beachwalk 15800 Beachwalk Blvd. Fort Myers 33908
Danielle Hansen | slc-bw@keystonesenior.com
Merrill Gardens at Barkley Place
36 Barkley Cir., Fort Myers 33907
Mary Jenkins | maryjen@merrillgardens.com
Shell Point - King’s Crown 3699 King Crown Ct., Fort Myers 33908
Lela Maldonado | lelamaldonado@shellpoint.org
Shell Point - The Arbor 8100 Arbor Ct., Fort Myers 33908
Denise Olson | deniseolson@shellpoint.org
Shell Point - The Springs 13901 Shell Point Plaza, Fort Myers 33908
McKenzie Millis | mckenziemillis@shellpoint.org
Springwood Court
12780 Kenwood Ln., Fort Myers 33907 Frances Gray | ed@springwoodcourtal.com
The Preserve
14750 Hope Center Loop, Fort Myers 33912 Carol Schneider | cschneider@voa.org
Lehigh Acres Assisted Living
1251 Business Way, Lehigh Acres 33936 info@lehighacresassistedliving.com
Labonte Residential Care ALF 4444 27th St. S.W., Lehigh Acres 33973 Maguena Clairin Pierre | info@onasolutionsllc.com
Arbor Glen at Arbor Trace
1000 Arbor Lake Dr., Naples 34110 Colleen Mulready | cmulready@arbortracenaples.com
Arden Courts of Naples
6125 Rattlesnake Hammock Rd., Naples 34109 Laura Falt | lfalt@arden-courts.com
NAPLES
Aston Gardens at Pelican Marsh
4800 Aston Gardens Way, Naples 34109 leads@astongardensatpelicanmarsh.com
513/517 Nicholas Pkwy. W., Cape Coral 33991 239-537-8779 10
Promised Sky ALF Inc 1318 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
LEE COUNTY
FACILITY
Ambassador Healthcare at College Park
13755 Golf Club Pkwy., Fort Myers 33919
Cedarbrook Health & Rehabilitation Center
1600 Matthew Dr., Fort Myers 33907
Coral Trace Health Care
216 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
Eagleridge Health & Rehabilitation Center
13881 Eagle Ridge Dr., Fort Myers 33912
Evans Health Care
3735 Evans Ave., Fort Myers 33901
Fort Myers Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
7173 Cypress Dr. S.W., Fort Myers 33907
Gulf Coast Medical Center Skilled Nursing Unit
13960 Plantation Rd., Fort Myers 33912
Healthpark Care Center 16131 Roserush Ct., Fort Myers 33908
Heritage Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare 2826 Cleveland Ave., Fort Myers 33901
Lee Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Unit
2276 Cleveland Ave., Fort Myers 33901
Lehigh Acres Healthcare & Rehab Center
1550 Lee Blvd., Lehigh Acres 33936
Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center 2310 N Airport Rd., Fort Myers 33907
239-482-2848
239-275-6067
239-772-4600
239-561-7700
239-277-1955
239-936-0203
239-343-7300
239-343-7300
239-334-1091
239-343-3390
239-369-2194
Winkler Court 3250 Winkler Ave. Extension, Fort Myers 33916
Adviniacare at Naples 7801 Airport Pulling Rd. N., Naples 34109
Chateau at Moorings Park, The 130 Moorings Park Dr., Naples 34105
Place Health and Rehabilitation at The Arlington 8000 Arlington Cir., Naples 34113
Solaris Senior Living North Naples 10949 Parnu St., Naples 34109
Hope PACE®: A Comprehensive Solution for Senior Care
Hope PACE® (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) provides the consistent, comprehensive and coordinated care our seniors deserve. With five state-of-the-art centers and a dynamic team dedicated to senior wellness, Hope PACE® ensures that seniors receive top-notch care with easy access, promoting an active and social lifestyle.
Comprehensive Healthcare
At Hope PACE®, we understand the unique healthcare needs of seniors. Our program covers a wide range of services, including regular medical check-ups, medication management and therapy sessions. With our comprehensive approach, seniors can trust they are in capable hands.
Coordinated Care
Our interdisciplinary team, which includes doctors, nurses, therapists and social workers, collaborates to create a personalized care plan for each senior. This ensures that all aspects of their health and well-being are addressed comprehensively and effectively.
Nutritious Meals
Whether it’s a heart-healthy breakfast or a nutritious lunch, seniors can enjoy a variety of culinary delights while maintaining a balanced diet.
Being independent becomes increasingly important as we age. This includes living at home in the community you love. Often times, Seniors struggle with managing their health care and daily tasks such as medications, transportation, meals and doctor appointments. This is where Hope PACE, your local Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, can help.
Medication Management
Hope PACE® simplifies the medication process by ensuring that medications are dispensed accurately and on time. Our healthcare professionals closely monitor each senior’s medication regimen to prevent any complications and provide peace of mind to families.
Active and Social Lifestyle
At Hope PACE®, we believe that an active and social lifestyle is crucial for seniors’ mental and physical well-being. That’s why we offer a wide variety of engaging activities, including exercise programs, art classes, music sessions and opportunities to build friendships. Our centers are vibrant hubs of social interaction, where seniors can make new friends and participate in activities that bring joy and fulfillment to their lives.
Joining Hope PACE® is not just about receiving quality healthcare. It’s about embracing a holistic approach to senior living. We encourage seniors to be active participants in their own care, fostering a sense of empowerment and independence.
If you know a senior who is seeking a solution that combines healthcare, nutrition, medication management and a vibrant social environment, Hope PACE® is the answer.
To learn more about Hope PACE®, call 239.985.6400 or 800.835.1673 or visit HopePACE.org.
PACE assists Seniors in avoiding placement in a nursing home and remaining in the community for as long as possible by providing:
• Primary physician and specialist care.
• Medication management.
• Transportation to/from the PACE center and other medical appointments.
• A coordinated team of health care professionals.
• Assistance at home with activities of daily living.
• Social services and community resources.
• And so much more!
Inspired Living at Bonita Springs
27221 Bay Landing Dr. Bonita Springs 34135
Geraldine Salvia | DSM@inspiredlivingatbonitasprings.com
Keystone Place at Bonita Springs
28100 La Plaza Bonita Loop, Bonita Springs 34135 Craig Castillo | slc-bonita@keystonesenior.com
The Terraces at Bonita Springs 26475 S. Tamiami Trl., Bonita Springs 34134
Rachel Henderson | rachel.henderson@actslife.org
Atrium at Liberty Park 1321 N.E. 24th Ave., Cape Coral 33909 Jeremiah Goudreau | atlp.sd2@meridiansenior.com
Hampton Manor of Cape Coral
1906 Skyline Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
Yenisley Delgado | yenihamptonmanor@gmail.com
Palmview at Gulf Coast Village - Memory Care
1433 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral 33991
Carol Schneider | cschneider@voa.org
The Gallery at Cape Coral 2219 Chiquita Blvd. S., Cape Coral 33991
at final destination *Prices subject to change **Therapies include O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech **Every Memory Care Grid has quality information which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com. ***SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider** For more information visit us at seniorsbluebook.com Continued on next page a
BONITA SPRINGS
CAPE CORAL
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Discovery Commons Cypress Point 6870 Alister Way, Fort Myers 33912 leads@discoverycommonscypresspoint.com
Discovery Village The Forum 2619 Forum Blvd., Fort Myers 33908 leads@discoveryvillageattheforum.com
Healthpark Senior Living 9461 Health Park Cir. Fort Myers 33908 Karla Power | ed.fortmyers@healthparkseniorliving.com
Keystone Place at Beachwalk 15800 Beachwalk Blvd. Fort Myers 33908
Danielle Hansen | slc-bw@keystonesenior.com
The Cottage at Cypress Cove 10600 Cypress Cove Dr, Fort Myers 33908 Robert Starke | rstarke@cypressliving.org
The Preserve 14750 Hope Center Loop, Fort Myers 33912 Carol Schneider | cschneider@voa.org
Arden Courts of Lely Palms Memory Care 6135 Rattlesnake Hammock Rd., Naples 34113 Laura Falt | lfalt@arden-courts.com
Aston Gardens At Pelican Marsh 4800 Aston Gardens Way, Naples 34109 leads@astongardensatpelicanmarsh.com
Bayshore Memory Care
1260 Creekside Blvd. E., Naples 34109 Evadne Smith | evadnes@seniorlifestyle.com
&=Please Call E=Extended Congregate Care License / L=Limited Nursing Services / S=Standard License P=Pending **transportation is provided as
as
an escort at final destination *Prices subject to change **Therapies include O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech **Every Memory Care Grid has quality information which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com.
***SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider** For more information visit us at seniorsbluebook.com Continued on next page a
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The Fairways at Naples 3053 Airport-Pulling Rd. N., Naples 34105
destination *Prices subject to change **Therapies include O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech **Every Memory Care Grid has quality information which can be found at https://ahca.myflorida.com. ***SBB encourages you to do your due diligence when choosing any healthcare provider**
BONITA SPRINGS
The Terraces at Bonita Springs 26475 S. Tamiami Trl., Bonita Springs 34134 Rachel Henderson | rachel.henderson@actslife.org
Gulf Coast Village 1333 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral 33991 Ash Turan | aturan@voa.org
Life Care Center of Estero 3850 Williams Rd. Estero 33928 Jim Breuler | jim_breuler@lcca.com
Larsen Health Center at Shell Point Retirement Community 13880 Shell Point Plaza, Fort Myers 33908 Candace Connor | candaceconnor@shellpoint.org
The Lodge at Cypress Cove 10500 Cypress Cove Dr, Fort Myers 33908 Julie Cazarnik | jczarnik@cypressliving.org
The Preserve 14750 Hope Center Loop, Fort Myers 33912 Carol Schneider | cschneider@voa.org
Bentley Care Center
850 Retreat Dr., Naples 34110 Lisa Canning | lcanning@viliving.com
Gardens at Terracina Heath & Rehabilitation
6869 Davis Blvd., Naples 34104
Giovanni Simon | giovanni.simon@terracinagrand.com
CAPE CORAL
ESTERO
FORT MYERS
NAPLES
Premier Place at The Glenview: Health and Rehab Center 100 Glenview Pl., Naples 34108
&=Please Call *Prices subject to change **Therapies include O=Occupational / P=Physical / S=Speech
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ADDITIONAL HOMEMAKER AND COMPANION
NAME LIC # PHONE #
24/7 Private Duty Care 238478 754-423-8651
A -Team Care Services LLC 240337 239-200-5459
A & J Care Services LLC 236224 239-503-9517
A Premier Home Provider Service LLC 234952 239-200-9073
Ageless Love LLC 239019 239-691-9742
Aide & Allied Companion Care Service LLC 238805 239-309-3387
Allow Me Concierge Services, LLC 240128 239-324-1875
Almar Home Care Inc 239275 305-305-2201
Astracare, LLC 234124 561-366-2660
At Talitha Cumi Home Care, Inc. 233664 786-452-1227
Babas Express Care Services LLC 240411 786-447-4385
Care Impact Plus Naples 240073 239-354-7081
Careway Homemaker and Companion Services 238343 239-799-7029
Caring Angels of SWFL LLC 239669 239-919-6739
Caring Hands of Naples, Inc. 228344 239-353-8704
Chrislene Holistic Care & More LLC 239690 239-413-3008
Comfort Zone Home Care LLC 240439 239-887-7545
Community Resource Network of Florida, LLC 233284 239-415-7400
Devine Comfort Care 240578 727-401-1538
Divine Home Care & Companion Services, LLC 240656 239-297-9610
Dr. Piper Center For Social Services, Inc. 231781 239-332-5346
New Moon Of Naples Home Care Assistance LLC 238206 917-280-3523
Ocean Care Agency, LLC 240888 123-937-2299
Ocean Homemaker Services LLC 240045 239-299-9787
One Care Companion, Inc 234033
Americare Home Health Services LLC 299992108 239-261-4404
Amity Associates LLC 299995052 239-361-2898
Angel Home Care LLC 299996055 239-703-0314
Angel Preferred Home Care LLC 299994669 239-263-0441
Angels Around You Home Care LLC 299995100 239-202-2690
Angels Care Home Health 299992247 239-690-3210
Aom Infusion 299995793 800-720-5046
Arbor Home Health Care LLC 299995413 239-734-2018
Aria Home Health Care LLC 299996328 239-224-8664
Assisting Hands Home CareLee & Charlotte County 299992935 239-337-4263
Aveanna Healthcare 21802096 239-939-3159
Aveanna Home Health 299993893 239-354-9835
Alpha Home Care Services LLC 299993389 239-332-2427 ADDITIONAL HOME HEALTH AGENCIES NAME LIC # PHONE Always In Touch Home Care 299991556 239-337-1064 Always There Home Health Care Inc. 21305096 239-389-0170 Americans Dream Home Care Agency LLC 299995804 239-324-6799
Miss Daisy’s Home Health Agency 299995105 239-228-5351
My Extended Family Home Care, LLC. 299995492 239-285-3990 Naples Home Health Care, Inc 299994194 239-465-0224
Navigate Home Health Care 299992848 239-939-0636 Nursecore of Fort Myers 207820961 239-278-3633 Nursing Alliance Home Care West Coast Inc 299994302 239-476-8866
Vitalcaring Group 299991485 239-278-3447 West Coast Home Health Care Agency Inc 299992762 239-304-0117
BONITA SPRINGS
American House Bonita Springs,11400 Longfellow Ln., Bonita Springs 34135 12672
American House Coconut Point, 8460 Murano Del Lago Dr., Bonita Springs 34135-8863 12898
Kiva At Canterbury, LLC,10 7th St., Bonita Springs 34134 7622
Harmony Meadows of Lehigh Acres, 711 Crestline Ave. S., Lehigh Acres 33974 12740 Ideal Senior Living LLC, 1504 Edward Ave., Lehigh Acres 33972 13094
Las Villas ALF LLC, 754 Festival Ave.
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Palliative Care Hospice Care
VS• Palliative care patients may seek a cure and comfort for their condition at the same time.
• Palliative care patients may or may not have a terminal illness. They usually have a life expectancy longer than six months. They are often
• Hospice patients seek comfort care, not a cure for their condition or disease.
• Palliative care patients often have (e.g. persistent, increasing suffering pain, shortness of breath) that is unrelieved by their current care. Often the patient, family members and/or caregivers are worried about, or not in agreement with, their current or future plan of care.
• ng if the
• Can be by calling Avow any time at
• Palliative care team (palliative APRN, physician, LCSW) evaluates the patient.
• A that provides education, evaluation and support to the patient and family and recommendations for a palliative plan of care (e.g. pain relief, therapies, family meetings, etc. ) to the patient’s primary physician who then
• Palliative care patients receive evaluation and patient/family from the palliative care consultation team in the home or
• Palliative care patients may or may not have advance directives
• Palliative care is billed to Medicare, Medicaid and other third party
• Palliative care seeks to acknowledge, relieve and prevent persistent
• Hospice patients have a prognosis of six months or less and care providers would not be surprised if they were to die in the next 12 months.
• Hospice and often go to the emergency department or are hospitalized. They are frail and depend on others. They don’t function well and have trouble maintaining their weight
• Family members and care providers are not sure how to deal with or face the terminality
• Can be by calling Avow any time at
• Avow hospice team (hospice APRN, RN, physician, social worker) evaluates the patient.
• Avow provides to the terminally ill patient in the hospital, their home, Avow’s inpatient facility, SNF, ALF, jail, shelter, etc. as long as their life expectancy remains at six months or less.
• Hospice patients receive a holistic and interdisciplinary team of caregivers and volunteers to help them in the care setting of their choice (home, hospital, SNF, etc.)
• Hospice patients may or may not have advance directives (Living Will,
• Hospice care is billed to Medicare, Medicaid and other third party
• Hospice care seeks to acknowledge, relieve, and prevent persistent suffering for end-of-life care, as well as support the bereaved family and
