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Linda Coyle

Great rehab facility...everyone is friendly & helpful...great for getting you on the road to recovery. Nice private rooms that are clean...smelling good. Excellent food.

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Maddy Pérez Bueno

A amazing place! Tons of activities and great restaurant! Staff is superb!!! I highly recommend this place!

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Ken Rajski

Food terrible no support from physicians not what was expected supervision is terrible. They’re only concerned about making money not the people. employees have no training at all very inconsistent and they are all part-time employees that work one day at a time rooms may be cleaned 1 or two times a week. That’s it

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Michael DEVITO

As part of the Transition Seminar, hosted by Beth B. Logullo, a group from the seminar class was afforded the opportunity to visit The Mayflower @ Winter Park. After a brief introduction given by Ms. Taylor Womack & Ms. Gladys Powers, & explain- ing the various types/sizes of the rooms & floor plans, we were told how the system of treating residents, the amenities of the facility & the types of medical staff working @ the Mayflower. We were then given a tour of the various recreational rooms available to residents, along with game rooms, exercise room with the latest Physical Rehabilitation equivalent. The heated pool, with easy access & egress to pool, & the use of same for physical therapy. We then saw a typical 2 bedroom suite, which, if occupied by a resident of Independent Living, would have a full kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, stove & microwave oven. The bedrooms were both the same size, each had master bathrooms, with showers equipped with grab bars & foldable seat. All in all, the apartment was spacious & furnished tastefully. The facility was well maintained, many choices of dining experiences, the staff we came in contact with,seemed to be happy & helpful. And the entire layout of the grounds was well thought out. Wonderful place to down size to, without giving in to the aging process, with similar circumstances to move into & alleviate the worries & woes of aging.

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Valerie Awad

I contacted the Mayflower to request they remove my husband from their mailing list as I was still getting correspondence for my husband who passed away 3 years earlier. I spoke to a very understanding representative, genuinely sorry for the loss of my husband and immediately removed him sincerely apologizing for my loss. I was completely floored a few days later when I received a beautiful card with her condolences on my loss. This was totally unexpected and just made me cry with gratitude. The Mayflower has kind, compassionate people working for them, if I were looking for a place for myself or my loved one, this is exactly where I would go. Thank you for your generosity, you went over and above.