Assisted Living in Pembroke Pines

Providence Living at Pembroke Pines is the newest and largest assisted living facility in the city — plus what to look for when choosing senior care for yourself or a loved one.

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Assisted Living in Pembroke Pines

Providence Living at Pembroke Pines — 114,003 sq ft assisted living and memory care community at Pines Blvd and Palm Avenue

Providence Living at Pembroke Pines

⭐ PremierPembroke Pines
114,003 sq ft117 unitsAssisted living + memory careCity Center locationOpened 2023–2024
💡 Local's tip

This is the newest senior care facility in Pembroke Pines. Tour in person — reviewers consistently mention the welcoming staff and well-maintained grounds. Ask about the transition from assisted living to memory care if your loved one may need increased support over time.

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10120 City Center Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33025

A 114,003-square-foot assisted living and memory care community at the corner of Pines Boulevard and Palm Avenue in the Pembroke Pines City Center. Opened in 2023–2024, this 117-unit facility offers a residential-style layout designed to feel like home rather than an institution. Residents have described it as "welcoming" and "homey." Services include medication management, daily meals, activities, health screenings, and 24/7 staff support. The memory care wing provides secure, specialized care for residents with Alzheimer's and other dementias.

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What to Look For in Assisted Living

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Tour Multiple Times — at Different Hours

Visit during morning activities, meal times, and evening hours. How engaged are residents? How does staff interact with them? Is the food appealing? A community that looks good at 10 AM on Tuesday may feel very different at 7 PM on Saturday.

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Check the State Inspection Report

Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) inspects assisted living facilities and publishes reports online. Look for any violations, complaints, or citations. This is public information — a reputable facility won't hesitate to discuss its record.

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Understand the All-In Cost

Base monthly rent is just the start. Ask about: levels of care fees (how much does each tier cost?), medication management fees, transportation fees, activity fees, and what triggers a move to a higher level of care. Get it in writing.

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Staff-to-Resident Ratio & Training

What's the ratio during day vs. night? Are CNAs or LPNs on-site 24/7? What dementia-specific training do staff receive? High turnover is a red flag — ask how long the executive director and nursing director have been there.

🚗 Worth the Drive

Nearby Assisted Living Options

Many Pembroke Pines families also consider assisted living communities in neighboring cities. These are within 10–20 minutes for family visits.

Williamsburg Landing — Assisted living and memory care in Cooper City (~10 min from PP)
The Peninsula — Full continuum of care in Hollywood (~15 min from PP)
Presidential Place — Assisted living and memory care in Hollywood (~15 min from PP)
Pacifica Senior Living Forest Trace — Large campus in Lauderhill (~20 min from PP)

We recommend using a senior placement advisor (free service) who can match your family's specific needs, budget, and location preferences across the broader South Florida market.

About This Guide

Pricing, availability, and care levels change frequently. This guide provides an overview — always tour facilities in person and verify current state inspection reports.

This is part of our Senior Living collection — resources for Pembroke Pines seniors and their families. Also see our guides to <a href="/living-here/senior-centers/">senior centers</a> and <a href="/living-here/independent-living/">independent living</a> and more.

Information on this page was compiled from public sources and verified where possible as of August 2026. Senior care options, pricing, and availability change — we recommend touring facilities, checking current state inspection reports, and consulting with a senior placement advisor or elder law attorney before making decisions.

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LIPP Tips

Assisted Living Wisdom for Pembroke Pines

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Visit unannounced — the scheduled tour shows you the best version, not the real version

After your scheduled tour of any Pembroke Pines assisted living facility, return unannounced on a different day and at a different time. A Saturday evening visit tells you something a Tuesday morning tour doesn't. Notice the smells, the staff-to-resident interactions, the activity level in common areas. The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration publishes inspection reports online — read them before signing anything. Understand memory care options →

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The base rate is the starting point — understand what's included before comparing prices

One Pembroke Pines facility may quote $3,500/month and another $4,800/month, but the cheaper one may charge extra for medication management ($400), laundry ($150), and transportation ($200). The more expensive one may include all of those. Get a detailed breakdown of included services and add-on costs in writing. Ask about annual rate increase history — 3%–5% per year is typical in South Florida. Compare with independent living →

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Proximity to family matters more than the lobby chandelier

A facility 20 minutes from family in Pembroke Pines may serve your loved one better than a fancier one 45 minutes away, because proximity means more frequent visits, easier drop-ins, and faster response if something goes wrong. Providence Living at Pembroke Pines (114,003 sq ft, 117 units) opening in City Center puts a premier option right in the heart of Pembroke Pines — close to family, shopping, and Memorial Hospital. Explore senior community resources →

Finding the Right Fit

Choosing assisted living is one of the most important decisions a family makes. Start with Providence Living, then expand your search as needed.

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