Pines of Sarasota

Pines of Sarasota is proud of its long history beginning in 1948 with the recognition of the need for a nursing home by The Kiwanis Club of Sarasota. This has driven the expansion of their campus over the years. The community now spans a 25-acre campus with 19 buildings, offering capacity for 243 residents, and employing over 400 staff members. The Board of Directors, comprised of volunteer civic leaders, takes ultimate fiduciary responsibility and ensures that the organization's mission of service and care is upheld for the benefit of the residents. As they address a diverse range of needs, Pines of Sarasota includes a 72-resident assisted living facility, an Alzheimer's and dementia care unit, and a new rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility. The non-profit also has managed to incorporate child care and senior care with the Evalyn Sadlier Jones Child Care and Learning Center, which involves residents in various intergenerational activities.

The community at Pines of Sarasota recognizes the importance of nourishment and dining experience as integral parts of care for its residents. While detailed information on food and dining services isn't explicitly mentioned in the provided text, the broader care network implies that such amenities would be attentively managed to ensure residents' dietary needs and preferences are met with respect and quality.