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Sonata Vero Beach
2425 20th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Bedroom Type
one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
Starting Price
$4,225/mo
Care Types
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care
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About Sonata Vero Beach in Vero Beach, Florida
At Sonata Vero Beach, we’re known for personalized service and care that weave each resident’s tastes and preferences into daily activities, programming and dining services. That’s because Sonata Vero Beach emphasizes the value of independence and freedom to make daily choices as a fundamental element in senior living.
Personalization carries over to our team members who develop care plans fully reflective of the individual. From advanced safety features to our specially trained dementia-certified caregivers, Sonata Vero Beach has everything you or your loved one need to feel safe, happy and right at home.
Independent Living at Sonata Vero Beach includes resort-style services and amenities. Along with an emphasis on abilities and engagement, Assisted Living and Memory Care Assisted Living lifestyle options reflect Sonata Senior Living’s high standards of care and service.
INDEPENDENT LIVING:
With spacious apartments, resort-style amenities, exceptional service and a single monthly rental fee that includes cable, Internet, three meals daily, chauffeured transportation and more, we offer hassle-free independent living in Florida at a value rarely found. It's why we say "Expect More" at Sonata.
ASSISTED LIVING:
At Sonata, assisted living combines the maintenance-free lifestyle you’re looking for with the supportive care services you need, all in a single monthly fee for your convenience. Every Sonata location includes 24-hour nursing supervision — demonstrating once again that we go above and beyond when it comes to care.
MEMORY CARE:
Our truly customized memory care is both designed and built around each resident’s individual interests, preferences and tastes by integrating the latest in programming, training and technology to help us meet the unique needs of those with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Apartment Features:
- Studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans
- Spacious and ADA accessible
- Wireless check-in system
- Individually controlled heating and A/C
- 24-hour controlled access entry
- Integrated smoke detectors
- Wi-fi, cable and phone included
- Wireless emergency call system
- 24-hour staffing on site
- Expanded generator capacity
Services & Amenities:
- Full-service restaurant
- Full-service hair salon
- Wellness Center with access to medical services
- Art studio, library, theater and game room
- Full-time concierge and move-in coordination services
- Chauffeured individual and group transportation
- Housekeeping, laundry and flat-linen services
- Personalized life enrichment programming
- Priority access to assisted living and memory care
- Licensed nurses on-site 24 hours a day
To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
Florida Agency of Health Care Administration
Services and Amenities of Sonata Vero Beach in Vero Beach, Florida
Pets
- Pets
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $3000; Assisted Living is rent + care; Memory Care is all Inclusive; Assisted Living shared starting at $2800; Memory Care shared starting at $5500
- Housing: Villas
- State Licenses: 10057
Costs for Sonata Vero Beach in Vero Beach, Florida
Assisted Living
$4,350
Starting Price
Independent Living
$4,225
Starting Price
Memory Care
$5,925
Starting Price
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Reviews of Sonata Vero Beach in Vero Beach, Florida
John111
5
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April 30, 2024
I toured Sonata Vero Beach. It was very good. I was impressed with the facility and the people that were there. The staff was excellent. I looked around. I was comfortable. I thought that it was nice. The appearance was excellent.
Joe
3
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April 19, 2023
Sonata Vero Beach was an older place, and everything seemed too small. It was more in a residential neighborhood. It wasn't out in the open like the others were. It was kind of boxed in a little bit. It didn't seem to be kept up-to-date. I didn't have a good feeling about this one, but the people were nice, and the staff was nice. It was just not something I would want to go live in. It was on a busy street. You'd feel a little danger walking along the highway there. The quarters and everything were very nice. I was surprised that the rooms were nice and they had separate houses out back. They had different selections for different people. The facilities just looked like they needed a little modernization. It didn't look that clean either. It was St. Patty's Day. They were having some kind of Irish food, and I'm not big on that stuff.
Mary
5
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January 19, 2023
I toured Sonata Vero Beach and it went fine. It was very clean. There was a woman they hired singing in the lobby while I was there. There were a lot of activities going on. Everybody was out and about. It was very nice. I looked at the studios and they were empty and small. So, you have to bring your own furniture, but they were clean. The staff who assisted me with the tour was very nice and knowledgeable. There was a little courtyard.
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Peggy
5
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December 8, 2022
Sonata Vero Beach is a high-class and very professional place. They are very expensive. This place is what they call an ala-carte. You have your base price for the room. Then depending on your level of care, it goes up. They keep adding on for levels of care and what you need. It can get quite pricey. Everything is beautiful, and the amenities are there. They have three floors of rooms and elevators up and down. You bring your own furniture to furnish your own room. They are all single rooms. It was beautiful, but you decorate it yourself. I was surprised with that. The salesperson was incredible and wonderful. She knows her business, and she knows everything. She could answer every question and knows her job. The dining room is beautiful. They had a rousing game of bingo. They had room for puzzles. A lot of the residents come down and put together puzzles in the evening. They have a piano in the lobby. Some of the people are pianists, and they all get together in the lobby and sing songs with the piano. It was very lovely.
Debi
4
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December 2, 2021
I had an in-person tour of Sonata Vero Beach. The girl was very knowledgeable. She was also the receptionist who gave us the tour. There were a lot of caregivers, so that was a positive. The negative was that it was a very dark place when you're on the inside. It didn't seem like people were being engaged as much. So even though they had people bringing them back and forth to lunches and their rooms, it kind of seemed everybody was not talking to each other. When we went, it was around the time of the meal, so everybody was sitting at their table. There weren't any group activities or groups together. It didn't seem as warm and friendly as the other place. The facility looked clean enough. The dining room was very open and looked nice enough. I saw they had a library and a pool. They did note that they offered transportation to doctor's appointments. My main concern there was that the director who was supposed to do the tour and they said would call us, never did. So my thought on that is if there was ever an issue with the patient, they're not going to care once they have your money. That's my perception from being a customer service all my life.
Evalyn
1
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June 18, 2018
I eliminated Sonata Vero Beach from my consideration because I went there for lunch and their food was terrible. I can't possibly live on food like that. They showed me a room and other facilities. The staff member who gave me the tour was good and did their job.
Barbara
4
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April 9, 2018
We were impressed with Horizon Bay (Sonata Vero Beach). The rooms were very lovely and they had a lot to offer. The staff that we met was very accommodating and very pleasant. The dining area was beautiful. There was a library, a salon, a pool, an exercise room, and game rooms. For the amount of space that they take up, they had quite a bit to offer. They have assisted living as well.
David D.
5
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December 4, 2017
Horizon Bay Vero Beach was very nice but a little pricey. The food was pretty good and tasty. The staff was really great.
Ellen49
3
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September 30, 2015
My mother-in-law lived at Horizon Bay for three years at first. It was a wonderful place for the right people, but as her dementia set in more, it just wasn't the right fit for her anymore. They had so much going on all the time, and it was wonderful for the person who can do that. Like I said, her dementia was getting more and more, so she needed a calmer atmosphere. She felt pressured at Horizon Bay. Like for Bingo, they close the door at one o' clock because they only got so much room, and by 11:30, she would be panicking to get her keep. And they actually played for money -- with dimes -- so it was constantly, "I need dimes," so I ended up buying $50 worth of dimes and put them under the seat of my car because I never knew when she insisted she needed dimes. It was just too stressful for her. There were too many residents for the number of staff, in my opinion. I found their cleanliness better; they had great housekeepers there.
Caring109248850
4
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July 15, 2015
The only place that I like was Horizon Bay in Vero Beach as it was very nice with nice surroundings, clean, and big. The price was not bad either. The apartments were nice, clean, and homey. They have bingo and crafts.
Valerie26
5
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June 12, 2015
My mom is in Horizon Bay, and I am very happy with it. It is very person oriented. It is clean with lots of staff. She is very happy there. They have a good activities department. They have a van that goes out to churches. They also have day trips. It seems like it has a lot of activities, and I see a lot of residents sitting together playing cards or talking, and the grand piano at the lobby, they were playing that. I eat a couple lunches to with her, and she likes it. The food is pretty good. They seem to have a lot of staff.
Caring104687350
5
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April 7, 2015
Everything in Horizon Bay was very beautiful, but beyond our retirement income. If I had the means, I would probably go there.
David103687450
5
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March 17, 2015
Actually Horizon Bay called me. They have a central office in Brooksville, and I got a call from there. When one of my cousins showed up, we all went over there. It was pretty good, and it was pretty special. The rooms in the main building are pretty small, but I did like the cottages better. They put us in the private dining room.
Barbara94447450
4
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August 30, 2014
Horizon Bay had a lot of good activities and interaction with the staff and the residents. The rooms were in really good size. They were like 500 square feet. The grounds were nice. The location was really good. It was close to town. We took a tour there and the staff was nice. They knew all the residents there, so it was a homey place. I sure would recommend them to others.
lookin' for a home
3
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July 22, 2014
This facility is clean and pretty and looks to be very well maintained. The staff that we met was informative and caring. I didn't like the dining arrangement because I don't want to see my Mother-in-Law become reclusive which I think she would do with that type of meal service. The residents eat whenever they want instead of a scheduled meal time. Seems like that would be good for some but not in our case.
Barbara82998750
4
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April 21, 2014
I like Horizon Bay Vero Beach very much. The whole place has a nice atmosphere. We like it. We looked at a cottage, and we also looked at some of the apartments.
caring0514113
4
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January 30, 2014
The one that I went to was Horizon Bay. I like the place and I would like to be able to go there when the time comes but I'm in a wheelchair and I bathe with a bathtub and they don't have bathtubs. They only have showers and that's the thing that would interfere with me going there when I need to. Their units are very nice. I had Thanksgiving dinner in their dining room and it was very nice, the food was good. I would recommend them as long as they are capable of using a shower.
Caring74616950
5
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December 13, 2013
I had visited Horizon Bay and it was really good, but it's just not for me right now. I talked to one staff and he toured me to the basics of the facility. We looked at the recreational and dining area and it was beautiful. The whole place is beautiful.
Kasey1
4
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November 24, 2013
My father was so pleased with the facility he did not want to visit any others. He will be moving in by 12/1/2013.
Caring73760350
3
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October 30, 2013
I like Horizon Bay but I didn't like it quite as well as the other facility. It's on a busy street, which I didn't like as well either. We didn't see any apartments around, but there were many cottages available. We looked at one cottage and it was a completely separate unit, it wasn't attached to anything and I like that. However, overall, this facility didn't make a good impression on me.
caring0625213
4
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June 29, 2013
My dad is now in Horizon Bay Vero Beach and he is very happy and comfortable there. They take very good care of him and we are very pleased. Their personnel are very considerate and caring. They have great activities and they are getting my dad involved. I would recommend them to somebody else.
Ally1
5
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June 19, 2013
I highly recommend Horizon Bay. The only reason why we were looking about possibly switching him to other facility was because of the way they structured their pricing for extra services which was kind of an all or nothing, but they have changed that to more a la carte menu. So you only have to pay what you need and that made us happy. Dad has been there since August and he is absolutely thriving. He has got a lovely one bedroom apartment. It has a little kitchen area. They come in and do the housekeeping every week and they do the laundry. The whole place is clean. It smells clean. It doesn't smell like old homes. It's nice. The food is very good. They have gourmet foods and I had to tell him that he had to cut back a little bit. The place is just like one big family. Everybody knows everybody from the management right down from all of the residents. My father is having a good time there and he feels important, so that has been really good for him. I just think they need more aides on duties, but I know their working on re-staffing.
caring0514113
4
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May 29, 2013
Horizon Beach Vero Bay is a very well kept place and has a primary atmosphere. They try to make it as homey as possible. For most people the place is fine but for me being physically challenged and in a wheelchair, I need a room that has a bathtub. Unfortunately, they feel that having a bathtub is unsafe for older people, but I think for some like me, it is a necessity.
Melissa Chambers
5
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September 27, 2012
Horizon Bay is a great assisted living facility; one of the best! My grandmother loves it there. She's lived at various living facilities and this one is by far her favorite. The staff is kinda and is always willing to help and the building is kept very clean and well managed.
lgnee1
5
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April 3, 2012
I visited Horizon Bay because my mother is in need of more care than I can provide. I was very please with what I saw. The director was superb. She was very visible and friendly. She knew all the residents by name. There is a doctor who comes in twice a week to see the residents. The dining hall is open basically all day. The staff is nice and polite and friendly. There was patio that the residents could go out and sit in. The grounds had very pretty gardens and nice walking paths. The facility is pet friendly.
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