The woman that showed us around Pressured us into giving $50 for application and we've never heard…read moreback from her we've called and called and text no call back so she basically stole my money don't buy here

One of Lees burgh's Best Kept Secrets , A Friend of mine gave me the Grand Tour …read more All the Wonderful Things About Central Florida Rolled into one . Quiet , Calm , Secure, Supporting Relaxing, On A Lake with Boat Slips Covered , Heated Covered Pool & Hot Tub , Gym , Rec Center , Wild Life , lots of Birds . Looking forward to a return visit

I have lived at LRV for five years as a widow. My bedroom and living room are good sized. A…read moresliding glass doors leads three steps down to a screened-in patio, My kitchenette includes a small stove, big fridge and a garbage disposal, This is all so much better that the assisted living place where I stayed during the pandemic. Best of all is the location. I can walk across the street to an outdoor shopping mall that includes a large grocery store, Beall's Outlet, a Family General, postal and UPS store, and more. Also within walking distance is a Walgreen's. The food is okay which is the reason I give it a four instead of a five. The price is right for my budget.

I moved here 3 months ago. It is not luxurious living it is very comfortable living. I have not…read morebeen happy with my living situation for a very long time. I recently became a widow and with the risk of sounding terrible i am finally happy and at peace. My apartment is very comfortable. The food and utilities are included and have been fabulous. I don't have to worry about my next meal or if I can pay the power bill. Life is as I learned ke it. It's predictable and peaceful. Even my ever the moron dog has found his place. I wish it had happened sooner. I am glad to be here.

Great place to live - residents are valued - staff is helpful and great to work with. Food is great…read more- lots of variety.

The assisted living rooms are fine. Bathrooms are small and outdated but very clean. Independent…read moreliving building was much nicer but mom at 90 needed some help so moved over to that building. Since new management food has seriously declined per mom. What has been infuriating for us is mom has been having cash go missing over the last two years. Recently she caught an aide in her room when she had stepped out and the woman had her compact in her hand and the aide made up some ridiculous reason for being there and holding my mom's property.This is very disturbing. This is unacceptable and should be investigated and steps taken to prevent this kind of thing. She gets great care by the nurses so other than this one serious issue the place provides good care.

My grandma was there for 8months. Lost 40lbs. Did not give her the puréed diet she was ordered, fed…read moreher food she was allergic to (shellfish) and I was told by one of the MA that they didn't have time to look up all of the patient allergies. When She fell for second time there, I was asked if I was going to come pick her up and take her to hospital. I insisted that they call ambulance and bring her to hospital even when they said they put her back in bed and she wasn't complaining of hurting anymore. After she arrived via ambulance it was found her door was locked to keep other patients out of her room and she had fallen sometime that night to 10am when she was checked on. Her hip was broken and she had a brain bleed. I lost her less than two weeks later. Often I would be the one cleaning her room, bringing her food for her that she liked, and showering her. I did her laundry because the other residents laundry was washed with hers. I had started looking another facility but it was too late. The staff there were doing the best they could but often only one person was working by themselves with what help from staff in the assisted living facility next door could give. The fire alarm and doors were not functioning properly from November 2023 and still were not compliant when she left there in April 2024 after her fall. They had 4 star reviews.

Vista Lake Assisted Living:…read more (almost entirely 100% dependent care, memory impaired residents), has very inexperienced cooks, that cannot cook food because they never have been trained on how to cook food. Examples: (1) Spaghetti is no sauce and no spices because the cook does not know spaghetti comes with sauce and spices. (2) Toasted cheese sandwich, (often having burnt bread), may have a light sprinkle of crushed cheese, shaken out of a bottle, instead of having a slice of cheese because the cook does not know you never serve burned food, and that you put a slice of cheese in the toasted bread. A 12 year old child could cook much better food. Food is often burned, often served late, and often served real tough to eat because it is not correctly prepared and cooked for seniors. Sometimes the food is served as hot spicy as Thai food. The food has evolved into being the cheapest food to possibly make to save money. Often the same food is repeated through the week. Salads and soups were ended to save even more money. Some of the nurses and aides may not be nice to the residents because they are not trained on how to work with seriously demented seniors, which is almost everyone living there. Management is poor because resident complaints to the management are not solved. The so called activities person is often gone. The main activities are chair exercises and bingo, something simple, (very inexpensive to do). There are no bus trips. The rooms are small but they are very nice. There is no staff trained emergency call button system in place. You can pull the cord in your room but rarely is it answered. This place is run as inexpensive as possible for the maximum profit for the owners. Do not ever expect Vista Lake Assisted Living to ever follow C.D.C. guidelines of any infectious airborne disease. Since March 2020, since SARS 2, and variants, this place is almost entirely no masks worn over the mouth and nose by almost all residents and staff, with poor hand washing.