Its 120-acre wooded campus combines multiple residence settings, extensive amenities and access to Gulf Coast recreation and Pensacola culture.

Consider the types of residences available, amenities, activities, dining, access to health services and the community’s location. It’s also helpful to think about whether the community can support your needs if they change over time.

Pensacola offers a coastal lifestyle with access to beaches, cultural attractions, restaurants, recreation and historic downtown Pensacola. The area’s mild winters also make it possible to enjoy outdoor activities throughout much of the year.

Costs vary depending on the community, residence size, amenities, services and type of contract. When comparing communities, ask what is included in entrance fees and monthly fees as well as how costs may change if additional care is needed.

Pensacola can be a good fit for active retirees because of its beaches, parks, golf, boating, cultural attractions and year-round recreational opportunities. Retirement communities may also offer fitness programs and organized activities on campus.

Featured spaces include the clubhouse, courtyard, formal restaurant, auditorium, library and research center, and aquatics center.

Yes. Current health information lists assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, rehabilitation therapy and respite care, subject to assessment and availability.

 Ask about residence options, monthly costs, dining, amenities, activities, transportation, health services and what happens if your care needs change. You should also spend time exploring the campus and talking with current residents when possible.