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Lisbet at Wellington Bay

2550 Wellington Bay Dr., Wellington, FL 33414

Overview

Lisbet at Wellington Bay, located in Wellington, FL offers assisted living & memory care. Visit Provider Website

Apartments here run from a 388-square-foot studio up to a 1,024-square-foot two bedroom with two baths, and every plan carries a name and a stated size, so you can picture the actual room before you tour Lisbet at Wellington Bay.

The building sits at 2550 Wellington Bay Dr in Wellington, FL, and shares one campus with Wellington Bay, the independent living community at 10430 Stable Lane. This is the side of the campus with the hands-on care: assisted living, memory care and respite stays. The operator's own word for that is a continuum of care. The higher levels of support are already on this campus, so they aren't something you'd have to go looking for elsewhere later.

Pricing at Lisbet at Wellington Bay

Liberty Senior Living, who manages Lisbet at Wellington Bay, shows a starting figure for assisted living on the community's own site, but the page carrying it never prints a billing period, so it cannot be read as a monthly rate. The operator states no rate at all for memory care or respite. One request through Get Pricing gets you the period behind that figure and a real number for memory care or respite, so you can compare this on figures instead of guesses.

Assisted Living at Lisbet at Wellington Bay

Five named plans run from the Corsica studio at 405 square feet through the Laurel at 615, the Newbury at 770 and the Pierson at 792, all one-bedrooms, up to the Windsor at 1,024 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths. The help that comes with them is medication management, home care support, and assistance with dressing, grooming and mobility. Three meals a day arrive with restaurant-style service, built on seasonal produce from local farms, so dining is handled rather than something you plan around.

Memory Care at Lisbet at Wellington Bay

Memory care uses a single floor plan, the Carlton studio at 388 square feet, in a setting built around 24/7 supervision, secure outdoor spaces and controlled access. Your family member gets help with personal care and medication, plus wellness programming and daily activities meant to support engagement and comfort. The team names dementia caregiving as its own strength, with support built around dignity and comfort. There's one plan rather than a choice of sizes, so knowing the 388 square feet up front lets you work out what furniture actually fits before moving day.

Respite Care at Lisbet at Wellington Bay

A respite stay runs on a two-week minimum, so it covers a vacation or a recovery stretch rather than a weekend. The operator points at two uses: a caregiver who needs time off, and someone leaving a hospital or rehab stay who isn't ready to be home without help. No respite rate appears on the community's site, so the length you need and what it costs belong in the same request.

Inside Your Apartment at Lisbet at Wellington Bay

Assisted living apartments come with things you'd otherwise arrange and pay for yourself:

Individual thermostat controls
Modern kitchens with a mini fridge and microwave
Personal laundry service and housekeeping
Utilities, covering electricity and water
Trash service
Pet-friendly apartments

The same list adds no property taxes, and no weight limit, deposit or fee is set out beside the pet-friendly line, so describing your dog or cat in your first pricing request tells you quickly whether it works.

Lisbet at Wellington Bay is a community within Liberty Senior Living. See all communities and locations within Liberty Senior Living

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Pricing

Assisted Living

The price for assisted living at Lisbet at Wellington Bay starts at $3,700 per month. The average price for assisted living in the area, ranges from $4,608 - $4,892 per month.

Memory Care

Respite Care

Your monthly costs at Lisbet at Wellington Bay will vary depending on room type and the level of care needed.

Amenities

Cable
Telephone
Wi-Fi
Kitchenettes
Meal Preparation and Service
Outdoor Space
Dining Room
Media / Activities Room

Room Types

Studio
One Bedroom
Two Bedroom

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about care, costs and life at Lisbet at Wellington Bay

How is Lisbet at Wellington Bay different from Wellington Bay w/ Lisbet Health Center?

They're the two halves of one campus in Wellington, kept apart by address and by service. Lisbet at Wellington Bay, at 2550 Wellington Bay Dr, is the address the operator lists for assisted living, memory care and respite care, in apartments from a 405-square-foot studio up to a 1,024-square-foot two bedroom. The Wellington Bay side, at 10430 Stable Lane, is independent living, with its own larger plans running from 854 to 1,533 square feet. So it isn't a question of which building is better, it's how much help is needed today. Supervision and daily hands-on care live on the Lisbet side, and a change later keeps you on the same campus.

How much does Lisbet at Wellington Bay cost per month?

Liberty Senior Living, who manages Lisbet at Wellington Bay, shows a starting figure for assisted living, though their own page doesn't state whether it covers a month, so the billing period is the first thing to settle before you put anything in a budget. The operator doesn't state a monthly rate for any care level here, and for memory care and respite it gives no figure at all, so the only way to get those is to request a quote. What moves your figure is the apartment, from a 405-square-foot studio to a 1,024-square-foot two bedroom, and how much daily help you need.

What is not included in Lisbet at Wellington Bay's monthly fee?

The operator is clearer about what sits inside the fee than what sits outside it. At Lisbet at Wellington Bay, electricity and water, housekeeping, personal laundry, trash service and three meals a day on the assisted living side are all listed as part of what you get, and there are no property taxes. What the site never states is a community fee amount, a price for each level of care, or a rate for a respite stay, so putting all three in one request shows you the whole monthly picture at once. The operator doesn't tell you what falls outside that fee either, so treat the starting price as a floor rather than a finished total.

Does Lisbet at Wellington Bay offer respite stays?

Yes, and there's a floor on the length. A respite stay at Lisbet at Wellington Bay is arranged for a two-week minimum, so it suits a vacation or a work trip rather than a weekend. The operator names two situations in particular: a caregiver who needs time off, and someone leaving a hospital or rehab stay who isn't ready to manage at home alone. Neither a respite rate nor a maximum stay length appears on the community's own site, so both belong in the same pricing request. Having the cost of two weeks in hand lets your family plan the break around a real number.

What is daily life like at Lisbet at Wellington Bay?

Meals set the rhythm at Lisbet at Wellington Bay: three a day on the assisted living side, served restaurant-style, with menus built on seasonal produce from local farms. Housekeeping, personal laundry and trash service are handled for you, and every apartment has its own thermostat, so the chores that used to eat a morning stop being yours. On the memory care side the operator describes wellness programming and daily activities aimed at engagement and comfort, though no week-by-week calendar appears on its own pages. Asking for a current calendar when you request pricing shows you what a real week here looks like.

Who qualifies to live at Lisbet at Wellington Bay?

No age or income rule appears anywhere on Lisbet at Wellington Bay's own pages, so what decides it is how much help you need through the day. The operator describes three services at this address: assisted living with medication management and help with dressing, grooming and mobility; memory care with 24/7 supervision behind controlled access; and respite stays booked for two weeks or longer. Which of the three fits depends on how much daily support is needed, and what that support costs has to come from a direct request. Anyone still managing the day on their own would be looking at the independent living side of the campus instead.