Coral Oaks
900 West Lake Road, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
Featured Review
4
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April 22, 2024
I live at Coral Oaks. I have a slightly larger single bedroom, and so it has a one-and-a-half bath. But in the half bath, you have your own laundry. You don't have to go to some basement laundry area. You just do it yourself whenever you feel like it. They provide a refrigerator and a cooking range. The only thing you had to buy for yourself was a toaster if you wanted, and a countertop microwave. Other than that, everything is provided. You bring your own furniture, of course. I don't have any problems with the staff. They also provide housekeeping services. They come in once a week to polish and vacuum. There's all kinds of things going on. Even twice a week they have Happy Hour where they provide drinks and you have entertainment.
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About Coral Oaks in Palm Harbor, Florida
Coral Oaks is Palm Harbor's Best Retirement Living offering full service community with Independent Living and Assisted Living. Resort style setting for those who want to simplify from the demands of maintaining a home. We are located within a few miles from Clearwater Beach, Honeymoon Island and Tampa International Airport. We are only steps from local shopping and restaurants. An array of amenities are available, including resort style heated pool and whirlpool, exercise room, billiards room, internet lounge, library, walking paths, beauty/barber shop, card room and washer/dryers in every unit. Services included are Chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, transportation, activities, 24-hour security and utilities. Join us for a complimentary tour to see why so many call us home.
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Services and Amenities of Coral Oaks in Palm Harbor, Florida
Aquatic Amenities
- Swimming Pool
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Room Service
- Guest Meals
Guests
- Guest Parking
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Pets
- Pets
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Campus/Building Details
- Coffee Shop
- General Store
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Tai Chi
- Salon Services
Health Services
- Medication Reminders
Languages
- English spoken
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Room Amenities
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Kitchen Appliances In Unit
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Companionship & Escort Assistance
- Companionship Services
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Horticultural Activities
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Personal Care
- Meal Preparation
- Cooking services
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: All inclusive in Independent. Rent plus Care in Assisted
- Features: Library, Fitness room/Gym, On-site bank, Card Room, Movie Theater, Jigsaw puzzle room, Billiards Room, W/D in apt.
- Technology: Emergency Call System
- Activities: Computer class, Line dancing
- Special Comment: Washer & Dryer plus full kitchens in all Independent Living units. Kitchenettes in all Assisted Living units. Walking Path to Shopping Center next door. Eight miles from beaches. Longevity of Staff with many employed at Coral Oaks for over 10 years.
- State Licenses: 7368
Costs for Coral Oaks in Palm Harbor, Florida
Assisted Living
$2,835
Starting Price
Independent Living
$2,525
Starting Price
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Reviews of Coral Oaks in Palm Harbor, Florida
Ron11
4
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April 22, 2024
I live at Coral Oaks. I have a slightly larger single bedroom, and so it has a one-and-a-half bath. But in the half bath, you have your own laundry. You don't have to go to some basement laundry area. You just do it yourself whenever you feel like it. They provide a refrigerator and a cooking range. The only thing you had to buy for yourself was a toaster if you wanted, and a countertop microwave. Other than that, everything is provided. You bring your own furniture, of course. I don't have any problems with the staff. They also provide housekeeping services. They come in once a week to polish and vacuum. There's all kinds of things going on. Even twice a week they have Happy Hour where they provide drinks and you have entertainment.
Provider Response
Darlene
5
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July 1, 2023
I liked Coral Oaks. It's very nice. The rooms were very spacious, very pretty, very bright, and very clean. They have everything. They have a gym. They have a pool. They have a screening room. It looked spotless. It is close to a little shopping center, it's close to Publix, there's a crafts store and a shoe store very close by.
Provider Response
William
5
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September 15, 2022
I toured Coral Oaks. It was very nice, very friendly, and very attractive. They have two bedrooms and one bedroom with a patio. They had a washer and dryer. The staff was very knowledgeable, very helpful, and very hospitable. They have a swimming pool, a theater, and an exercise room. It looked like it was very clean and very well maintained. I liked the food, it was delicious, and they had a good variety.
Provider Response
Debora
5
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May 11, 2022
My mother is in Coral Oaks. The staff is very friendly and they have a well-rounded amount of care and amenities available. They have everything from church to a little general store, theater, two meals a day, weekly house cleaning, and transportation. Her room has a full kitchen and washer and dryer, and it's very clean. The food is delicious. The staff we run into is excellent. The value for money is excellent.
Betty
4
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April 24, 2022
I was in Coral Oaks. It was very good. We had a lot of activities and they had a pool, which is a big asset. We could always get transportation wherever we wanted to go. It's good all the way around. My apartment was fine. There's plenty of room and it's very pleasant. The food was good. I had a dining room to eat in, so that made it a lot better and they had more variety. We had a lot more activities than where I am now. We had happy hour every week and they usually had the entertainment of some sort and good snacks and drinks. They had banana split happy hour once in a while and different things like that. The staff was very good.
Amanda
5
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February 24, 2022
We went to Coral Oaks and we really liked the facility, so we are making another appointment to take my friends to it, get assessed, and such. As of right now, that's what we're going with. It was very clean. The people were very nice and personable. The facilities and the things that they can do there are amazing. The staff knew all the residents by name. They sent us back with cookies. We gave them to our friends, and they loved them. Everybody was wearing masks and staying away from each other. There's a room that family can go in and have dinner together with the residents, but that is closed down right now because of COVID. All the tables in the cafeteria were separated as well.
Joe
5
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December 12, 2021
I moved into Coral Oaks. It seemed like the best one. The staff is very good, the facilities are very good. It's air-conditioned, carpeted, and it's clean. The food is excellent. They have yoga, they have a library and different bands. The value is very good.
Anthony Fornaro
5
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December 8, 2021
my mother was very sad and lonely losing my dad early this year. The other residents and staff gave her all the friends she can handle in 3 months, The feeling in this place is so inviting all say hello and new residents are welcomed like no where I have seen. If you can get in or on the waiting list you should. This place did something we prayed for and it just might be the answer to your prayers.
Katherine
5
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October 22, 2021
We went to Coral Oaks. It's close to where I live and it's convenient for shopping. They had nice apartments, too. My parents would have stayed there except they didn't have a two-bedroom-two-bath available at the time we looked. The lady who gave the tour was very helpful, and since they didn't have anything for my folks at that time, she's the one who recommended the other facility. Maintenance and cleanliness were excellent. The facilities were very clean and inviting. I was very impressed.
Melody
5
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October 21, 2021
My father-in-law has joined Coral Oaks in Palm Harbor. The prices were really good. They offered a great move-in special and have lots and lots for him to do. The people were very nice too. He is in independent living and they have a movie theater, a chapel, a poker room, a happy hour, and a beautiful dining room. They have a lot of outdoor activities and provide 2 meals a day. They have a pool, a clubhouse, and a shuttle to all the local restaurants and stores. They also have a walking path that goes to a plaza close by for them to get themselves to the store. Everything, so far, is good.
Cathy
5
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August 7, 2021
My mother moved into Coral Oaks three weeks ago. It's very nice. The food is excellent. The staff is very caring and she's very happy. There are a lot of activities she participates in, and every day they have different activities going on. They have bingo, card games, painting, crafts, ceramics, entertainment, and people coming in singing and playing musical instruments. They have non-denominational services. They paint nails. They have movie matinées, evening movies, and many things.
J.P.
4
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June 19, 2021
Coral Oaks was very nice. The problem was (in my opinion) the living area was much smaller than what was offered at the other facilities. The pricing was really very good. It was a lease, versus a buy-in with significant money down. You lease the place, and you could break the lease without any problem. The only thing that turned us off of it is the size of living space. For example, they have a 400-square-foot suite and that's $3,000 a month. You can get up to 700 square foot, but that's $4,000 a month. The facility was really pretty nice. They had a pool. The people were very nice. We just didn't like the size of the room, which was a major drawback. It was the easiest on the wallet, but it had a lot of ala carte type services.
doncord
5
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June 11, 2021
I researched many places online and visited 12 in person. i selected coral oaks and moved in 5/30 2021. So far it has lived up to my initial thoughts and i am ver pleased
David
5
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March 8, 2021
I had an extremely positive experience at Coral Oaks. It's kind of a hotel type of setting really. The rooms were set up very well. They had sensor monitors in there, and the independent living has a washer-and-dryer setup, which was very nice. The staff was extremely helpful, too. The facility is very clean, and the dining room was very nice and pleasant.
Michelle
4
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October 4, 2020
My mother will be moving into Coral Oaks. It was very nice. The staff was extremely helpful. My mom's having a hard time with it, and they're very good at calming her down and appeasing her. She chose it. I think she thought she was gonna get a first floor apartment and that's why she went there. She went to Coral Oaks on her own and decided that was the place she wanted to go. The only thing that I don't like about it is they don't really have continued care. They have assisted living adjacent to the independent living building. I think it's better to be in a place where you have continued care. The rooms are beautiful. Everybody gets a washer and dryer. The staff was amazing. The community looked traditional.
T42
3
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June 30, 2019
The food was better when my mom first came. But over time, the unhealthy parts are more evident: margarine and poor quality vegetable oil rather than good healthier oils are used, salad baris old, vegetables overcooked and menus are repetitious. They try, and are better than some institutions, but not enough, too many shortcuts to save money rather than interesting, really nutritious food. The staff are very friendly, but it seems the management discourages personal touch or adjusting for individual needs or schedules. Activities come and go, but there is a new director for this who is making an effort to provide a broader varied program. The rooms and bathrooms are very good, but kitchen is cramped if one wants to cook. Overall better than many places, but leaves a lot to be desired.
Alice
5
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June 21, 2019
Coral Oaks was a very nice place, but it seemed a little crowded because everything was on the ground floor. I didn't go into the independent living section at that time because it was in one of their big buildings. I just went into the assisted living. The staff was very nice. They have a pool. We ate there and it was good. The room I saw was very neat, very clean, and ample. The facility was very clean and very well maintained.
WW
5
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April 19, 2019
Coral Oaks seemed very nice. I liked the food the best. It was excellent in the way that it was presented, and the wait staff was very good. The rooms were adequate. There were lots of activities. The location was good in that it was very close to a lot of shopping and different places you may want to go and visit. The staff seemed very good. They have a huge pool and a hot tub.
Terry
5
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January 31, 2018
We're very happy with Coral Oaks. Mom is in assisted living and everything is great. My mom's room is very nice and very clean. They have all kinds of activities like exercises. It's a very nice place. It has a salon and everything Mom needs.
Karen
3
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January 19, 2018
I wasn't as impressed with Coral Oaks as the other place. I just didn't feel it was updated enough. There was a certain smell and the colors of the walls were very outdated. The tour guide was awesome. She couldn't have been any better. She was really great. It's just the facility itself. They had a lot of activities on the schedule. They have everything there. We went right before Christmas so there was really nothing going on when we were there, but they have everything that the other places have too. The dining area looked like a cafeteria. They need to update it and maybe change some of the colors. I wasn't really impressed with the baby blue doors and the yellow walls.
John
5
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July 17, 2017
I thought Coral Oaks is a very nice place. I’d love to go there, but I just can’t afford it. They have a swimming pool
Marvin743203
5
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November 20, 2016
I did like Coral Oaks very much. The rooms were much bigger, but the people were just older, and that is not what I was looking for. It was beautiful, the rooms were nice, and the food was great. They did offer some activities, but no one seemed to be interested in them.
Robert578407
4
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November 19, 2016
Coral Oaks is very nice. It's assisted living and independent living, and they're separated. I like it very much because it's very homey, and everybody's friendly. It's not too big.
Carole250362
5
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November 17, 2016
I liked Coral Oaks very much. There are 2 buildings -- one for assisted and one for independent living. I looked at a 1250 square foot apartment -- 2-bedroom and 2-baths -- and it was around $3700 a month. I had a great lunch there. It was wonderful. You can have breakfast and lunch or dinner. Although they don't air condition each unit, but if you lose power, they have an area that you can go to plus another area for pets that would have heat or air conditioning; that to me is very important.
Pat738760
4
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June 23, 2016
Coral Oaks is very nice and very clean. The staff is efficient and kind. It just needs to have more activities and more introductions to other residents. My mother does not know anybody yet. I am impressed with the cleanliness and the nice staff.
Barbara123336450
5
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April 7, 2016
I visited Coral Oaks. The staff was very informative and willing to help with what my mother needed. The rooms were very nice, came in several different sizes that were decent enough to be comfortable in, and seemed to be well kept. They had a craft room, bingo, and different outings.
Leslie115979350
5
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November 30, 2015
I was looking for a facility for my mother. Coral Oaks has assisted living and independent living and has the activities that she preferred over most of the other facilities. The main thing was that they play a lot of bridge at this facility, which is what my mom plays, too. The people at the assisted living can use the amenities of the independent living facility if they are able to ambulate there. They also have daily outings to different stores like Walmart, the mall, grocery stores, drugstores, and restaurants. They’ll take them to go for a drive around the area for sightseeing, to look at houses, and just to get out and ride around. They have a really nice dining room. The facility is extremely updated and clean with really nice lighting, new paint, and new carpets.
Guenter
5
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October 29, 2015
I visited Coral Oaks. The people that I met there were very good. The rooms were very good, and good enough for two people to live in. The facilities, the restaurants, and everything were excellent. The menu that they had in the restaurant was good. I could only say good things about it. There was nothing negative that I saw. It was clean and so on. The only thing that I did not like was the price. It was too expensive.
Nina14
5
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June 30, 2015
I have visited Coral Oaks and I only met one person on the staff and she seemed very nice, have been there 16 years so I think she would be knowledgeable of it. I visited two rooms and it seemed very nice. The meal that I had on two different occasions was very good. The dining room setup had round tables for about 40 people and it was a little crowded in that room. They have crafts, play cards, recreation room that they play Wii.
Caring109636250
5
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June 29, 2015
Coral Oaks is a very good place, and I really did like it a lot. It’s very nice, and everybody is very friendly. I went into several rooms, and they were very well attended to. I was very impressed with the people as well. It's a nice place to go. The staff who gave me the tour answered all of my questions. They invited me to stay for lunch. They have a nice menu, and the food was very good. Everything was just fine. She gave me a calendar of activities, and it stated that they have a social activity plan. I would not hesitate to go in this place because it's very nice.
LovelyLady0000052
5
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May 28, 2014
The Coral Oaks was a really nice place, but they don't take patients with memory problems. That was more like a country club (with a swimming pool) with a fence. The sanitation was excellent as well. The staff as well as the rooms were very nice. The people looked well dressed, well kept, and active. I went there during meal time, and they were just getting ready to board the bus to go someplace else to eat.
Caring77124750
5
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January 30, 2014
About a month ago, I visited Coral Oaks. We were looking for a facility for my mom and this facility seemed very nice. I've heard good things about it. I got a tour around the facility and they have a pool which is nice. The looks of the apartments were nice and it was clean. They have a kitchenette. They also have washer and dryer for each apartment. They do the laundry for people there once a week. They have a lot of various activities, like bingo, dancing, music, entertainments, and arts. I don’t have any complaints about the facility; mom is just not ready to move here in Florida yet.
PVPACAFL
4
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January 18, 2014
My Mom has been a resident at Coral Oaks and unfortunately has to move due to too many increases making it too expensive to stay. They don't work with you, and it's all private pay. The care she has gotten there has been excellent. The nurses and most of the aides are wonderful, and I can't thank them enough for taking such good care of my Mom. Of course anywhere you go there might be one or two aides that really don't want to be there and shouldn't be. But overall the accommodations, activities, staff, food and care has met and in some cases exceeded our expectations. It's too bad it cost too much. The place is usually very clean, however you can walk in and there are days where it smells pretty strong of urine, but you have to visit frequently to pick up on that. Having onsite maintenance helps, but does take a while to get something fixed or done. Although Coral Oaks has been a great place for my Mom; I've found that for the money you pay, you can actually find the same or even better for less at other smaller ALFs. But we don't regret the time that my Mom has been there. Great experience for my Mom over all.
Norman2
4
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June 25, 2013
Coral Oaks was very nice. We were able to eat there and the food was fine. They don't have more advanced services when maybe our health is not as good as it is now so we prefer others that provide those services.
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