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Sweet Water Orlando

Assisted Living at its Finest

Whether you’re looking at Assisted Living for yourself or a loved one, this simple truth doesn’t change: It’s important to be surrounded by people who treat and care about you like family.

You’ve found that place.

Assisted Living is All About Family

Sweet Water Orlando is a family-owned and family-oriented assisted living community. When you or your loved one join us, you become part of our community and our family. We take great care to make sure our home-like environment becomes your home. You’ll see it right away in our atmosphere and in our approach to care.

Senior Care That’s Second to None

We pride ourselves on providing loving and compassionate care that is tailored to each individual and family’s needs. Members of the Sweet Water Orlando family enjoy a lifestyle that enriches and enhances body, mind, and soul.

In short, this is Assisted Living at its Finest.

Comfort & Care
for Your Body

  • 3 Nutritious & Delicious Meals Daily, with Snacks
  • Medication Assistance and Management
  • Incontinence Care
  • Bathing Assistance
  • Lab Work, X-Rays, and Ultrasound provided on-site by our 3rd-party partners

Occupy Your Mind
& Put it at Ease

  • Shared and Private Suites
  • Cable and WiFi Included
  • Daily & Weekly Housekeeping
  • Laundry Service

Feed & Elevate
Your Soul

  • Vegetable and Flower Garden
  • Nature Walking Path
  • Watercolor Painting
  • Movie Nights
  • Fun and Engaging Daily Activities
  • Non-Denominational Faith Services on Sundays and Holidays

More Than Just a Place to Live… Sweet Water Orlando is a Home

Centrally located right in the heart of Orlando, we deliver the very best in compassionate, family-oriented care at an amazingly affordable price. We accept most Florida Medicaid plans and are happy to offer assistance in locating and identifying financial assistance programs that may be available to you, including Medicaid Long-Term Care and VA Aid & Attendance.

Are You Ready to Learn More?

As the saying goes, “seeing is believing.” The best way to truly see and understand the quality of life and care Sweet Water Orlando offers is to come visit us and witness our family approach to living, first hand. We’d love to show you around and answer any questions you have. Simply fill out the short form below to let us know you’d like to schedule a visit, and we’ll set it up.

Of course, if you prefer, you are always welcome to call us directly at (407) 295-4861.

Welcome Home!

Visitation Policy

PURPOSE:

  • To implement Section 823 – “No Patient Left Alone-Act.” To facilitate resident and family connection.
  • To mitigate resident isolation and risks for depression.

PROCEDURE:

  1. The Administrator is assigned to be responsible for ensuring staff adhere to these Policies and Procedures.
  2. Visitors are welcome to visit at any time during the general visiting hours of 9:00am – 9:00pm at a After 9:00pm, visitors may request extended visitation upon resident agreement and notifying staff to provide them with access to the building. There is no limit on length of visitation with a resident and two visitors are preferred to visit with a resident at a time.
  3. Residents shall have unrestricted access to private communications including sending and receiving unopened correspondence and private telephone calls.
  4. Safety-related policies and procedures apply equally for staff and Visitors are not required to provide proof of any vaccination or immunization. This policy allows consensual physical contact between a Resident and Visitor.
  5. Resident may designate a visitor who is a family member, friend, guardian, or other individual as an essential caregiver and will be allowed in-person visitation for at least 2 hours daily in addition to any other authorized visitation.
  6. In-person visitation is a11owed under the following circumstances unless a resident objects:
    1. End-of-life situations;
    2. Resident who was living with family before being admitted to the provider’s care is struggling with the change in environment and lack of in-person family support;
    3. Resident is making one or more major medical decisions;
    4. Resident is experiencing emotional distress or grieving the loss of a friend or family member who recently died;
    5. Resident needs cueing or encouragement to eat or drink which was previously provided by a family member or caregiver; and/or
    6. Resident who used to talk and interact with others is seldom
  7. Visitors will be screened as per Community’s infection control policy and procedure with documentation of visitor name, the date, and time of entry.
  8. Visitors will be provided education on communicable disease signs and symptoms and Community’s infection control precautions. prior to or upon their visit. As per regulation, mask wearing may be optional and used at the discretion of the visitor and resident.

However, during a Pandemic PPE’s will be enforced and all visitors will be provided with prior verbal instruction as to infection control expectations as mandated by the state of Florida upon arrival at the facility.

 

  1. The Community will advise all visitors of the Community’s infection control protocols including
  2. Hand washing, sanitizing, and log in with name, date and time of entry into facility at the front desk
  3. Complete a questionnaire if applicable
  4. A staff will escort visitors to their residents, and only engage with whom they visit
  5. Residents and family members must wash their hands after
  6. Consult with front desk/ administrator with any questions. (ex: privacy room to meet with resident, status of care, etc.)
  7. Log out with visitor signature in logbook located at front
  8. The Administrator or designee is responsible to oversee visitor compliance
  9. Residents with cognitive impairments or whom may be fragile and not be able to follow these guidelines independently will be assisted by staff with compliance protocols.
  10. This policy does not prohibit visits if the Resident to be visited if quarantined, tested positive, or showing symptoms of a communicable Visits in these circumstances will require a higher level of Personal Protective Equipment (“PPE”) than standard masks. PPE will be provided to the Visitor and will be in accordance with the most recent CDC guidance and state law requirements for healthcare workers.
  11. Community does not require Visitors to agree in writing to follow the visitation policies and procedures. However, if the Visitor has violated the policies and procedures, Community may suspend in-person visitation for the specific individual.
  12. To ensure resident safety, visitation may be suspended for anyone in violation of this