North Haven Senior Living

Gary Barton

Jun 2026

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Moved my mother in a few weeks ago and the communication has been the best part so far. When I call, someone picks up and actually knows who she is. The building is clean and the dining room doesn't have that institutional feel I was dreading.

Thomas Speigal

Oct 2025

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Their Activities Coordinatator (Elona) has been a light in the darkness to so many in this community. From arranging/organizing a wide range of music and entertainment to Christian organizations - This place is a gem in the Naples area!

Rosanne

Oct 2025

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I recently had the pleasure of visiting a dear family friend at Brookdale North Naples, and I can’t express enough how impressed I was with the entire experience. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere, filled with the sounds of laughter and conversation.<br><br>The staff truly stood out to me. They are not only professional but also genuinely caring, taking the time to get to know each resident personally. It’s clear that they prioritize the well-being of the residents, offering tailored support that respects their independence while ensuring they have everything they need.<br><br>I would highly recommend Brookdale North Naples to anyone seeking a nurturing and vibrant community. It’s a place where residents can thrive, surrounded by caring staff and a supportive environment.

Linda Sherwood

Oct 2025

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Moving my mom to Naples after the death of my dad was a huge decision. She has MS and she’s wheelchair bound. Because of this, she needs a lot of care. The staff is kind and gentle and responsive.<br>She has found so many peers at Brookdale North to socialize with whether it’s eating together or exercise class or discussing the Bible. She attends bingo and movies regularly and in one year she has built a strong network of friends. Moving her here was the best decision I could have made!

AJ

Jun 2025

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My mom spent the final 15 months of her life at Brookdale in North Naples.<br><br>There are some very nice, competent and warm staff members. There are also some who are unresponsive and apathetic. But I guess that could be the case anywhere.<br>There did seem to be a high turnover of staff. The chef changed three times in one year and the food and menu in recent months were pretty awful. I heard many complaints from the residents.<br><br>The atmosphere and grounds are very pleasant, and the interior looks clean on the surface but the carpet and floors throughout the public areas are dirty and stained. Never once in the time my mom lived there were the carpets professionally shampooed. There should be daily vacuuming and floor washing but that was seriously lacking. Just one example was a bottlecap on the carpet remained in the same spot for a week. Not one staff member thought to pick it up and toss it.<br><br>There were many friendly and warm residents at Brookdale and my mom enjoyed the happy hours (especially when there was music) and she loved bingo. Both activity directors during my mom's tenure were wonderful. My mom also enjoyed her time on the lovely front and back porches.<br><br>I was disappointed that when my mom passed away the residents were not offered the Brookdale van and driver to take them to the service about a mile away. A few of the residents told me they wanted to attend but they had no transportation.<br><br>After my mom died, I had questions about emptying her apartment etc., and my phone calls and emails to the director went unanswered. And no words of condolences from her.<br><br>One final comment, the staff are honest and trustworthy. Never once did anything go missing from my mom’s apartment. Staff administers meds and make the beds and make repairs, do laundry, and nothing was ever touched or missing from my mom’s place.