Sweet Water at Largo

My brother, who has advanced stage Parkinson's, was a resident at Sweet Water at Largo until very recently. Unfortunately, his disease progressed to the point where he needed a higher level of care. However, Adham Dandache and his staff were amazing and extremely caring toward my brother. When it became clear that he needed a higher level of care, the facility staff even provided recommendations for area facilities that could help him, and in fact, he recently moved in to one of those facilities and is doing well. The staff at Sweet Water, including Adham, were always very responsive and proactive in reaching out when things were not going well with my brother. I would not hesitate trusting another loved one to their care.

My mom’s time living at Sweetwater was wonderful! It truly felt like a family there and the staff were so accommodating to all of her needs. It was apparent that her comfort was of utmost importance to them, and we were able to make her room feel like her own little apartment. My mom can be a strong willed and difficult to deal with sometimes, but they always treated her so gently and kindly! The staff was good about answering any of my questions promptly and communicating with the rest of her care team/doctors, especially Joelle and Adham. The time has now come to move her to a skilled nursing facility, and they have been so kind and patient with us as we transitioned her over to her new nursing home.

Sweet Water at Largo is excellent! From the owner to the staff and everyone in between. They are very professional and extra kind, a rare combination indeed!!

My mother-in-law has been at Sweet Water for 5+ years. She recently had surgery and her recovery had complications and she went downhill fast. She ended up in ICU in Largo and my wife was not able to get down there for a couple of days. The owners of Sweet Water went to see her and stayed with her holding her hand and talking with her. When my wife was able to get down to see her Mom two days later she kept telling her she wanted to go back home which is at Sweet Water. Unfortunately she was not able to recover and passed away. I will tell you the owners and the staff at Sweet Water have been the most caring, loving people you could know. What a heartbreaking time for us right now but at least we know the people at Sweet Water cared for her so much, loved her and were there for her when she needed them. We will always be grateful to the owners and staff for being there when my mother-in-law and our family needed them the most.

Following a hospital stay,, and some nursing home rehab my sister Beverly moved into Sweetwater at Largo during November, 2023. We sold her place and she has truly found a safe and caring home. She has made a number of friends there, and has found the staff to be very caring and helpful. Well done Sweetwater at Largo! Thank you!