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FREE Tours for Seniors, Friends, & Family Members!
Contributed by: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace on 5/21/2008

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FREE Tours of the HarborPlace Independent Living and Assisted Living Communities are available Monday - Saturday 10a - 6p, Sunday 11a - 4p, or by appointment. Call 772-337-4330 to schedule a tour, or just stop by when you're in our area.

Our residents range in age from 53 to 106, and they're having the time of their lives, making new friends and enjoying activities, tours and entertainment! Some still are working, but they live in our Retirement Resort so they don't have to worry about cooking, cleaning, or maintaining their beautiful apartment home, set in lavish gardens complete with fountains and waterfalls. Small pets (dogs, cats, birds, and fish) are welcome.

Come for yourself or bring your senior friends and family members to see how wonderful life is at HarborPlace! It's what you've always wanted.

Ask about our Respite apartments, available furnished or unfurnished for short-term rental.
Where: HarborPlace Retirement Resort and Assisted Living Community, 3700 SE Jennings Road, Port St Lucie, Fl 34952
When: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. M-Sat, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sun, or by appointment.
Event Dates: This event takes place every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 5/22/2008 through 12/31/2020.


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Submitted By: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace
posted on 8/16/2008 @ 1:18:42 PM
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I’ve lived at Harbor Place for almost a year while my wife Edna is just across the parking lot at Life Care of Port St Lucie. We lived in other retirement communities in the area before we found our home here. You can really tell the difference between Harbor Place and the other communities. We love the campus approach to retirement living, where Edna can get the nursing care she needs and I can visit her every day. Both Harbor Place and Life Care have better food and more resources for their residents than other places in town. They go all out for their people. Albert “Kappy” kappler
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Submitted By: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace
posted on 8/16/2008 @ 1:17:52 PM
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I first found out about Harbor Place when my friend was in Life Care of Port St Lucie – the rehab center in the front building of the campus. When Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne hit our area in 2004, my condo was declared uninhabitable, and that was the deciding factor leading me to move to Harbor Place. I lived in the Independent Living part of the building for two years before moving over here to the Assisted Living side, where I am very content. There are many things I like about living at Harbor Place – the activities keep me happy and the associates are so kind and understanding. And not just the people in charge – everyone, from the person who makes my bed to the waitresses – the entire staff here is just wonderful. Dorothy Shaw
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Submitted By: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace
posted on 8/16/2008 @ 1:16:50 PM
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I owned a condo in the area for 38 years, but after many of my friends had passed away, I started feeling a bit down. My son and daughter, who live near Harbor Place, did some research on the Internet and recommended that I move here. I’m so glad they did! There are so many activities – we go out to see shows; we go on picnics and visit local parks; and everything is taken care of here. I especially appreciate the free transportation to my doctors’ offices and to shopping, as well as the wonderful dining staff and food. I even became a Harbor Place volunteer so I can help others whenever I get the chance. I would recommend Harbor Place to anyone who wants a nice place for their mother and/or father to live. Dorothy Misiano
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Submitted By: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace
posted on 8/16/2008 @ 1:15:35 PM
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We’d lived in Stuart, Florida, for 33 years when we decided it was time to leave our home and move to a retirement community. When we came to visit Harbor Place, the marketing director, Beth Kelley, was very bubbly and we thought this would be a pretty nice place to live! We enjoy the lovely atmosphere, especially associating with the wonderful residents and management. We particularly enjoy the food! Billy and Rusty Grabowski
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Submitted By: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace
posted on 8/16/2008 @ 1:14:38 PM
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Originally from Boston, we were restaurant owners for many years. We were living in Stuart, Florida, when we saw Harbor Place being built in Port St Lucie. After it opened, we came to check it out and knew it was the place for us! We enjoy everything about living here, especially the people we’ve met during Harbor Place’s many activities. Ralph and Janet Greaves
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Submitted By: Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace
posted on 5/21/2008 @ 11:21:01 AM
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If you've never visited HarborPlace, you don't know what you're missing! It's a luxurious, clean, friendly place with beautiful gardens everywhere! I found out about it when my mom was in the Alzheimer's unit at the LifeCare Rehab and Nursing Home, which is on the same campus. Both places have incredibly loving staff and residents. Well worth checking it out for your senior family members and friends.
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Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace

Port St Lucie , FL

Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace has posted 1 event and 11 comments since joining on 3/10/2008. Tracey Croteau @ HarborPlace's average event rating is 5.
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