Lamplight of Fort Myers

1896 Park Meadows Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33907-3799

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Assisted Living Memory Care Respite Care
Lamplight of Fort Myers

Lamplight of Fort Myers is a senior care community located in Fort Myers, FL. It provides assisted living, memory care, and respite care for older adults in the Fort Myers area. To learn more, check current availability, or schedule a tour, call (239) 939-5421.

About Lamplight of Fort Myers

Lamplight of Fort Myers offers a home like setting with cheerful greetings daily from our
professional staff. We provide the assistance you need while respecting your independence.

Our genuinely caring staff, activities and our peaceful setting combine to create a wonderful living
environment every day. Our residents really appreciate all the options while living at Lamplight of
Fort Myers.

Care & services offered

  • Assisted Living
  • Memory Care
  • Respite Care

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Resident & family reviews

I am ashamed that I let my mother live here for 2 years

When my mom needed to go to assisted living I was unprepared and did
not do my research. Emeritus was affordable because they had semi-
private rooms. After two years mom is now living elsewhere that is nice.
Park Club by Emeritus is in a poor state of repair at all times. The grounds
are dirty inside and out. The halls constantly smell of urine and full adult
diapers. The administration is only concerned with covering their legal
issues.The staff is the most uncaring group of people I have ever seen in a
facility. I thought that everyplace was like Emeritus, but I found out few
places are that bad. Do your research, visit the facility unannounced and
just walk in. You will see chaos and pandemonium. Supervisors are unable
to be found, nurse aides are sloppy and do not wear name tags (so you
can't report them). I found medications in my mother's room that did not
belong to her and were dangerous. This is a dementia unit folks! Residents
walked around half naked, relieved themselves in the bushes and
screamed in agony to no avail. It was more like a 1950's insane asylum
than assisted living and memory care. I had been convionced by the staff
that all facilities were the same. Don't believe that. I finally pulled mom out
and found a nice place for her, but I am deeply sorry for those that remain
in that horrible place.

— Joe Lenders, Jun 2012