The Carlisle Assisted Living and Memory Care
450 E Ocean Ave, Lake Worth, FL 33462-3306
Imagine: a blend of stylishly elegant surroundings and resort-style amenities all available under one roof. A prime location across the street from the gorgeous blue Atlantic and The Ritz-Carlton as your neighbor
Operated by Senior Lifestyle, which runs 90 communities in our directory.
With 175 beds, The Carlisle Assisted Living and Memory Care is one of the larger communities in the area, senior care communities in Lake Worth average about 96 beds. Larger communities more often keep clinical staff on site around the clock and can offer a wider range of on-site therapy and activities, though some families prefer the quieter feel of a smaller setting.
The community is located in Palm Beach County, FL.
The Carlisle Assisted Living and Memory Care offers assisted living, independent living, and retirement living.
Facility details
- Organization type for-profit corporation
- Beds / units 175
Resident & family reviews
"Please read this before you decide to place your loved ones in memory care at The Carlisle. I wish I had known beforehand the devastation that this would have on our 85 year old dad, a 20 year US Air Force test and fighter pilot and Korean War veteran. Dad has advanced dementia/Alzheimer’s disease and sometimes becomes agitated and combative. After our mother passed away in May 2014, I moved Dad down to South Florida to live in The Carlisle near me so I could visit him almost every day. We also hired 24/7 private aides to care for him at that facility. Perhaps being too new to memory care, The Carlisle has some untrained aides and nurses as it relates to defusing agitation/aggression in dementia patients. There are also some that are very good and are experienced and caring. At the end of January of 2015, unfortunately, The Carlisle felt they should call 911 as Dad became combative and the police report showed they were called about a “mentally ill person” and Baker-Acted him. I wish The Carlisle had just asked me to come and pick him up and never bring him back and I would have complied without hesitation. We were in the process of trying to get his meds right as his episodes had been increasing over the past months. A nightmare ensued and 6 weeks later he is still in rehab trying to learn how to walk again. Please find out if any ALF that you are considering will handle these situations where your loved one and family might be put in the same devastating and life altering situation that our family is now in.
by Margaret, Mar 2015