The Inn FAQs

Personal care items such as toiletries, incontinence and medical supplies, salon and spa services, personal laundry, and medications, which are submitted to Medicare and/or supplemental insurance. Individual phone service is available for an additional fee.

The Inn accepts most Long-Term Care (LTC) Insurance and Veterans’ Aid and Attendance benefits. We would be happy to provide you with a review of your LTC policy.

All of the activities and programs at The Inn are created and supervised by our full-time Activity Coordinator. The Inn features a person-centered care model which means all activities are specifically designed around the needs and interests of our current residents.

One of the most important considerations when choosing a care facility for your loved one is the number of care providers for each resident. The Inn provides industry-leading staffing ratios, including an on-site licensed nurses 24 hour a day, 7 days a week.

The Inn features 44 private residences, all with a separate living room, bedroom, and private bathroom with walk-in shower. All of our units are 500 square feet and feature high ceilings, plantation shutters, and an expansive walk-in closet.

The inclusive monthly fee is $7,950 ($287 per day) and includes assistance with all activities of daily living (ADLs) and medication administration and management. Three restaurant quality meals daily, nutritious snacks, housekeeping, maintenance, linen services, cable TV, and Wi-Fi are also included in the monthly fee.

Yes, landlines are available at The Inn at the resident’s expense.

Residents supply their own TVs and boxes, but can hook into the Cypress Cove’s basic cable account.

Yes, we offer dual occupancy at The Inn. All of our units at The Inn feature their own living room and separate bedroom with private bathrooms.

Yes, private pay residents at The Inn have access to physical, speech, and occupational therapy at The Mead Therapy Center with a physicians’ order. Residents at The Inn have priority access to The Lodge however, only Lifecare members have guaranteed access.

We offer the latest technology and telemedicine by our on-site Medical Director. The Inn has a full-time, on-site Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNP) and access to specialty physicians including a Podiatrist, Psychiatrist, and Dermatologist.

Yes, there is a 100% refundable deposit of $3,000 required to join the wait list at The Inn. Often, we have units available for immediate occupancy however, at times the wait for admission may be several months. We recommend that you plan ahead if you are considering placement for a loved one.

Residents at The Inn enjoy the same renowned cuisine featured at our other restaurants on Cypress Coves’ campus. We feature daily specials, “anytime” culinary options, and an extensive alternative menu. We can accommodate most dietary restrictions and special diets. And, friends and family are always welcome to join us for meals, holidays, and special events.

Yes, we allow visitors at The Inn 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Overnight stays are permitted pending administrative approval.

Families are encouraged to join us for regularly scheduled activities, meals, educational seminars, or just a quiet visit in one of our alcoves and sitting areas.

While every situation is different, there are several reasons why caregivers seek placement for a loved one in a specifically designed Assisted Living Facility like The Inn including:

• Socialization and/or the ability to engage in activities
• Isolation, depression, and/or anxiety
• Changing sleep patterns and/or lack of sleep
• Financial implications of 24/7 home care
• Caregiver burnout
• Hospitalization and/or rehab stay
• Physician and/or healthcare professional recommendation
• Death of a spouse or caregiver

Ideally, the best time to seek placement for your loved one is when you are under the least amount of pressure, and your loved one can still engage and benefit from their new environment. We strongly recommend that you plan ahead if you are considering placement for a loved one. The following are a few other recommendations:

• Do your research. Ask for recommendations and/or referrals from professionals in the community, such as your physician, social worker, and/or the local support organizations.
• Review state surveys available at https://ahca.myflorida.com/ and www.medicare.gov
• Plan to visit at least 2-3 communities, even if you have a favorite.
• Schedule a tour in advance and allow plenty of time for questions. We do not mind if you have to cancel, even at the last minute!
• Determine in advance if it is best to bring your loved one along.