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Colonial Assisted Living in Miami
1864 Northwest 175th Street, Miami, FL, 33056
Colonial Assisted Living in Miami
1864 Northwest 175th Street, Miami, FL, 33056
Welcome to Colonial Assisted Living in Miami, an Assisted Living community located in Miami, Florida. The cost of the assisted living community at Colonial Assisted Living in Miami starts at a monthly rate of $1,500 to $7,604. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community allows residents to have pets. It’s always a good idea to check when you visit the community to see if your pet will be allowed.
There are 34 hospitals within 25 miles of Colonial Assisted Living in Miami. The two closest hospitals are North Shore Medical Center which is 5.3 miles away and Aventura Hospital And Medical Center which is 6.0 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Colonial Assisted Living in Miami are:
- Pet Friendly
- Outdoor Areas
- Fitness Programs
- Clubs & Communities
- Social Outings
Services and Amenities
Services
- Activity Center
- Housekeeping
- Parking
- Transportation at Cost
- Russian
- Spanish
Activities & Fitness
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Allowed Outdoors
- Happy Hour
- Birthday Parties
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Provided
- Vegetarian
Accommodations
- Beauty & Barber
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Respite or Short Term Stays Offered
- Beauty Salon
- Dogs Allowed
Care
- Diabetic care
- Incontinence care
- Ambulatory care
- Memory care
- Medication management
- Hospice available on-site
Neighborhood
- Piano or Organ
Colonial assisted Living in Miami Review My loved one hasn’t been here for very long and I am already experiencing discrepancies compared to our initial visit. Within the last week and a half, I’ve noticed on 3 out of 5 visits, my loved one was left soiled and smelled of urine and feces, anot...
Colonial assisted Living in Miami Review My loved one hasn’t been here for very long and I am already experiencing discrepancies compared to our initial visit. Within the last week and a half, I’ve noticed on 3 out of 5 visits, my loved one was left soiled and smelled of urine and feces, another day they had an unexplained bruise on their arm. I initially expressed that direct care is mandatory as they suffer from Alzheimer’s disease and I was met with guarantee’s and an act of what seemed to be a genuine desire to help during this difficult time. Well, unfortunately the type of care I was promised and feel my loved one deserves has not been provided here after countless conversations. It makes me truly sad that I trusted this company and went against my better judgement by deciding to place them here. I take full responsibility for being naive to a wolf in sheep clothing.
Read moreI had an in-person tour of Colonial Assisted Living at Miami. It was a very good tour, and I got a lot of information. It was a very clean place and very organized. The people seemed very happy with what they were doing. We saw a room that I could share with someone else and a private room that I wo...
I had an in-person tour of Colonial Assisted Living at Miami. It was a very good tour, and I got a lot of information. It was a very clean place and very organized. The people seemed very happy with what they were doing. We saw a room that I could share with someone else and a private room that I would like. They took me into the area with people where everybody was happy and waiting for a meal. The guy told me that they do two seatings for each meal, so that way you could go in any time you want during those two seatings. I am on a special diet, and he said they could cater to whatever diet I'm on. He showed me a room with a shower in the bathroom area. They could provide a stool to sit on and send somebody in each day to assist you. They have a game room and several outdoor spaces where you could go and sit in the gardens. The private room was spacious. I could bring my furniture if I wanted, but there was no kitchenette.
Read moreI went to Colonial Assisted Living at Miami. I thought it was nice. I like it. It's wide, it's not like a little house. I don't want my mother in a little house. I want her to be able to come out of the room and share with people, do other things and they do have a big, big, humongous...
I went to Colonial Assisted Living at Miami. I thought it was nice. I like it. It's wide, it's not like a little house. I don't want my mother in a little house. I want her to be able to come out of the room and share with people, do other things and they do have a big, big, humongous room. They do activities out there. It's very spacious. Ben is a great guy so far. I only met him a couple of times. The lady, the other day, was extremely, very nice. She's going to be in a semi-private room, but everything was very clean and nice that they showed me. I went the other day again because I had to bring some paperwork, and they were doing some painting things with this lady. You get them all, the whole group on a table, doing some painting, watching the painting on the TV. They even have a piano, I don't know if they play the piano, but it seems nice and clean. Everybody seemed fine. The staff was very nice. I hope they treat my mother the same way they treated me. She will probably move in next month.
Read moreOur family had an in person tour and we really did not care for it. It was not very welcoming, it was smaller and just dark and old.
The staff in Colonial Assisted Living at Miami is very helpful. They take very good care of my husband, and they keep the residents involved with activities. He also likes the meals very, very much. He's already made a tie dye shirt, did all kinds of arts and crafts, and word puzzle books. I&ap...
The staff in Colonial Assisted Living at Miami is very helpful. They take very good care of my husband, and they keep the residents involved with activities. He also likes the meals very, very much. He's already made a tie dye shirt, did all kinds of arts and crafts, and word puzzle books. I've also been there when they've done things like singing and stuff, and they do a lot of interacting, not only with the staff, but with each other. His room is always very clean. He shares a room with someone and they keep it very neat. It's got a window in it, so it's not just four walls. It is nice.
Read moreMy son toured Colonial at Miami and he said that it was very nice and gentleman who runs it was very helpful. I also spoke to him on the phone and was impressed with how personable he was. We did not choose it because they did not have memory care which is what my mom was needing at the time.