Longevity Healthcare Assisted Living in Apopka, Florida, is a single-story building. Stairs stop being a concern when there aren’t any, which helps a lot for a resident who has difficulty keeping their balance. Assisted living is the car level, and it covers bathing, dressing, and medication.
Residents keep their own living space, and the help arrives when it needs to. Thirty beds makes for a small house rather than a wing of a care center, and neither the staff nor the residents have a long list of names they need to keep straight; people know each other well here.
Rooms come in private or semi-private. A private room is what it sounds like: it’s for one person. A semi-private room works for couples moving in together and for anyone who’d rather have a roommate so they don’t have to be alone.
The Walk Score of 52 means that walking works for the nearest things, but otherwise a car is needed. Caleb Dorval is the administrator, and the place is a good fit for people who want to be part of a smaller community.














