Tuscany Heights Senior Living

Tuscany Heights Senior Living, located in Naples, FL offers assisted living. Visit Provider Website

Three meals a day are included with assisted living at Tuscany Heights Senior Living, and the building has an outdoor pool, a movie theater and a bar and cocktail lounge. It sits in Naples, FL, near the Naples and Marco Island area, with the relaxed feel of Southwest Florida. Assisted living includes Elevate, a program designed to encourage independence. There's also an on-site rehabilitation gym with physical, occupational and speech therapy.

Pricing at Tuscany Heights

Tuscany Heights Senior Living lists assisted living from $3,400 a month on its website. That figure is base rent only, without Level of Care charges. The starting price also depends on which apartments are available and the level of care. Your rent and care charge for a particular apartment come back together through Get Pricing, so you'll see your real monthly cost.

Assisted Living at Tuscany Heights

Assisted living comes with three meals, a 24/7 care team, weekly housekeeping and linen service and a front desk concierge. Help with bathing, dressing and supervision of medications is part of the support. Basic cable and internet are included.

Things to Do at Tuscany Heights

Besides the pool and the movie theater, there's a beauty salon and barbershop, a fitness center, a gazebo, a library and a private dining room. The activity program centers on music, singing, baking and art. Exercise and pet visits are part of the daily routine. There's an assisted living activity calendar too.

Apartments at Tuscany Heights

There are eight floor plans, all for assisted living: two studios, a Studio Deluxe, a Studio Suite, a One Bedroom and One Bedroom Deluxe, and a Two Bedroom and Two Bedroom Deluxe. Several of them have shared balconies.

What Reviewers Say About Tuscany Heights

A couple of reviewers praise the food, one calling it wonderful and another mentioning the chef's specialties. A couple describe the activities. One notes chair exercise every day, and another points to a wide range of activities and outings, plus special events that include residents' families.