Strive at Fern Park sits in the Casselberry neighborhood of Fern Park, Florida, about 1.76 miles from AdventHealth Altamonte Springs. The two-story, 125-bed building is operated by Strive Senior Living under administrator Carrie M. Vick, and has been running for eight years. Floor plans span studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, which gives incoming residents some practical flexibility in how they land.
The community serves both assisted living and memory care residents, covering a meaningful spread of care needs within a single address. Staff speak English and Spanish, a useful detail in a county as linguistically mixed as Seminole. Pets are welcome. The activities list is broader than what many communities this size have: arts and crafts, cooking classes, dancing, exercise classes, theater and movies, and yoga are all listed.
The Walk Score of 36 puts the neighborhood in somewhat walkable territory on paper, though realistically, residents and visitors depend on transportation for most outings. The facility is about 10.5 miles from the city center, which means it functions as a community-oriented placement rather than a destination convenient to urban services.
Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration inspects the facility, with reviews tending to cover medication management, staffing credentials, and resident rights. Medicaid is accepted, which matters for families who need a coverage pathway that holds over a longer stay.
For families navigating assisted living or memory care in Seminole County, Strive at Fern Park is a bilingual, pet-friendly, mid-size option with Medicaid access and an activities program that goes beyond the minimum.
