The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living

The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living, located in Pompano Beach, FL offers independent living & assisted living. Visit Provider Website

Fifteen floor plans at The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living are named after flowers and trees, from the Begonia to the Banyan. Six of them work for assisted living as well as independent living. The community in Pompano Beach, FL, is close to shopping, dining and nearby beaches in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach metro area. Independent living includes two meals and basic cable, with an outdoor pool and covered parking.

Pricing at The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living

The Pointe at Pompano Beach lists $3,400 a month as the starting price for independent living and $4,350 a month for assisted living. The $4,350 pays the rent only; the care charge is added after that. This is a private pay community. For assisted living, the team also helps with benefits for veterans and long-term care insurance. A request through Get Pricing gets you rent and care figures for the plan you or your family member likes, so both levels come with a real number attached.

Flower and Tree Floor Plans at The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living

Nine plans are for independent living only, among them the Begonia, the Alder, the Camellia and two sizes of Azalea. Six work at either level: the Gardenia, Ficus, Dogwood, Elm, Cedar and Banyan.

What Each Level Includes at The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living

Independent living comes with two meals and basic cable. There's an outdoor pool, a beauty salon and barbershop, a library, a bar and cocktail lounge, plus covered parking. Assisted living has lifestyle enrichment activities. Both levels have housekeeping and linen service, on-site rehabilitation services and a front desk concierge. Independent living belongs to Emerge, while assisted living falls under Elevate.

What Families Say About The Pointe at Pompano Beach Senior Living

A couple of families talk about the food. One says a mother in assisted living loves it, along with the daily Bingo and Pokeno. Another says a mother liked the food and the people, and loved the view from the dining room and from her apartment.