Senior-living directory
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Bradenton, FL
Freedom Village of Bradenton is a senior living community in Bradenton, Florida, offering memory care within a broader senior living setting, with entrance fees and multiple levels of care.
Bradenton, FL
Great American Assisted Living at Bradenton is licensed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration as an Assisted Living Facility, a type of residential care setting that provides housing and personal care for older adults. Its state license allows it to care for up to 88 residents, according to the licensing record.
Bradenton, FL
Serenity Gardens of Bradenton is a residential care home in Bradenton, Florida, that combines independent living with personal care. Services include independent living, respite care, adult day care and long-term care, and the home is pet friendly.
Bradenton, FL
The Windsor of Bradenton is an assisted living community in Bradenton, Florida, operated by Legend Senior Living. Residents live in private apartments and receive help with dressing, bathing and medication, plus housekeeping, laundry, chef-prepared meals and scheduled transportation, with 24-hour associates and a licensed nursing team.
Bradenton, FL
Villas of Holly Brook Assisted Living: Bradenton 14th St, FL is a senior living community in Bradenton, Florida, with assisted living and memory care options. The community is part of the Villas of Holly Brook family-owned, faith-based organization and is licensed as an assisted living facility in Florida.
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Planning your search in Bradenton
Our directory currently includes 14 published communities in Bradenton across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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