1704 West 9th Street · Sanford, Florida · Seminole County
Tours daily by appointment (407) 323-9914
Two residents sitting together on a bench in the covered garden pavilion at Sanford Place, talking in the late afternoon light, with the garden and walking path beyond.

Sanford, Florida · Seminole County

A quiet place
to call home.

Assisted living and memory care for fifty residents in Sanford — where care is unhurried, the door is always open, and families are treated as part of the household.

50Licensed
residences
24Hours a day
care on site
3Therapy services
available on site
2Languages
spoken daily

Our Community

A new name, and a fresh start.

Sanford Place is the community formerly known as Sanford Manor. New ownership took over in February 2025, and the home was renamed as part of a wider commitment to raising the standard of care here.

It is the same building on West 9th Street, in the older part of Sanford, minutes from downtown and the lakefront. What has changed is everything around the residents: leadership, staffing, and the expectation that this is a home first and a facility second.

Sanford Place shares its ownership and its philosophy with two sister communities — Gracious Place here in Sanford, and Just Like Home in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. The idea behind all three is the same: small-scale attention inside a full-service home.

  • Independence. Nobody is helped with something they would rather do themselves. The care plan starts from what a resident still manages on their own and protects it.
  • Individuality. Waking times, mealtimes, what a person likes doing and who they used to be — all of it carries over. Nothing here runs to a single schedule.
  • Dignity. Fifty residents is small enough that every one of them is known by name, and unhurried enough that being known actually shows.
A caregiver in scrubs walking arm in arm along a resident hallway at Sanford Place with a resident using a walking cane, the two of them talking as they go.
Everyone here is somebody’s mother, somebody’s father. That is the standard we hold ourselves to.
Sanford Place · Our philosophy

Levels of Care

Enough support for the day you’re having.

Health rarely changes on a convenient schedule. Because assisted living, memory care, nursing and three therapy disciplines all sit inside this one building, a bad fall or a hospital stay does not have to end with a move — the room stays, the faces stay, and the level of help quietly adjusts.

01

Assisted Living

For residents who want to keep their own routine and their own room, with someone within reach the moment it is needed — at three in the afternoon or three in the morning.

  • Assistance with bathing, dressing and grooming
  • Medication management and reminders
  • Help with transfers and mobility
  • Meals daily, with dietary needs accommodated
  • Housekeeping, laundry and linens
  • 24-hour supervision and emergency call system
02

Memory Care

A registered program for residents living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, built on the things that steady a difficult day: the same faces, the same order of events, and nobody rushing.

  • Registered memory care program
  • Consistent daily rhythm and routine
  • Easy-to-navigate living areas
  • Small-group and one-to-one engagement
  • Support for residents who wander
  • Family guidance and care planning
03

Therapy & Nursing

Physical, occupational and speech therapy are delivered here, with nursing on site — so recovery happens down the corridor rather than across town.

  • Physical therapy
  • Occupational therapy
  • Speech therapy
  • Nursing available on site
  • Incontinence and diabetic care
  • Support for non-ambulatory residents

Daily Life

A week here has a shape to it.

Something is on most hours of the day, and joining in is always optional. Sitting out a morning with the paper is a perfectly good way to spend it, and nobody will come and talk you out of it.

Three residents sitting together in the front sitting room at Sanford Place, turned toward each other mid-conversation.

Arts & Crafts

A craft table that never gets cleared away, so there is always something half-finished waiting for whoever sits down next.

Music & Dancing

Records people actually remember, played loud enough that the chairs end up pushed against the wall.

Exercise Classes

Gentle group movement most mornings. Every exercise has a seated version, and using it is not a lesser option.

Games & Cards

Card games, dominoes and board games — plus the long-running rivalries and the scores nobody has forgotten.

Gardening

Raised beds and pots out on the walking paths, close enough to the door that tending them is an easy trip.

Theater & Movies

The lights go down after supper for a film — usually one of the old ones, and usually by request.

Shopping & Outings

Transport is arranged for appointments, errands and the trips out that are simply worth taking.

Social Events

Birthdays and holidays are marked properly, and families are expected at the table rather than merely allowed.

Services & Amenities

The things nobody should have to think about.

Laundry, medications, meals, appointments, the state paperwork. Handing those over is most of what makes the rest of a day possible.

Care & Health

  • 24-hour supervision and care team
  • Medication management
  • Nursing available on site
  • Physical, occupational and speech therapy
  • Diabetic care
  • Incontinence care
  • Support for non-ambulatory residents
  • Emergency call and alert system

Everyday Living

  • All-day dining with special diets accommodated
  • Housekeeping and laundry
  • Wheelchair accessible throughout
  • Garden and walking paths
  • Barber and salon services
  • Indoor and outdoor common areas
  • Resident and visitor parking
  • Daily activities programming

Family & Access

  • English and Spanish spoken
  • Visitors welcome
  • Tours daily by appointment
  • Move-in coordination and support
  • Care planning with families
  • Beds held during a temporary absence
  • Minutes from downtown Sanford
  • Licensed by the State of Florida (AHCA)

Ready when the power goes out.

Sanford Place has a fixed on-site generator with an AHCA-approved emergency power plan. In a hurricane or outage, air conditioning, refrigeration and life-safety systems keep running, and there is cooled common space for every resident. In Central Florida this is not a small thing — and not every community has it.

Residences

Bring the chair. Bring the photographs.

Fifty licensed residences, furnished and ready to move into — though the ones that settle best are the ones with a resident’s own things in them. Two layouts, chosen on preference and level of care.

Private RoomA door that closes on a room of one’s own, for residents who want their own quiet.
Shared RoomA companion room, for residents who sleep better knowing somebody else is there.

What is free changes week to week, and so do the rates by room type and level of care. Call (407) 323-9914 for the honest picture of what is open today.

Paying for Care

Don’t rule us out on price before you ask.

Most families who assume assisted living is beyond them have only ever been quoted private-pay rates. Sanford Place is an approved provider for programs a private-pay-only community cannot accept, and ten of our fifty residences are subsidized outright.

Medicaid Assisted Living WaiverWe are an approved Assisted Living Waiver provider for residents who qualify under Florida’s program.
Assistive Care ServicesFlorida’s Medicaid ACS benefit can be applied toward daily personal care here.
Optional State SupplementationTen of our fifty residences are designated OSS beds, supporting low-income residents.
VA BenefitsVeterans and surviving spouses are often eligible for aid and attendance benefits that go straight toward care here.
Private PayOne monthly rate set by room type and level of care, quoted in full before anybody signs.
Workers’ CompensationAccepted where a workers’ compensation settlement covers long-term care.

If you don’t know which of these your family qualifies for, that is normal — call and we will work it out with you. And if Sanford Place turns out not to be the right home, we would rather say so and name somewhere that is.

Common Questions

What families want to know first.

Anything not covered here, put to us on the phone at (407) 323-9914. You will get a direct answer, including when the answer is no.

Is Sanford Place the same as Sanford Manor?

Yes. Sanford Place is the new name for the community previously known as Sanford Manor. The home changed ownership in February 2025 and was renamed. It is the same building at 1704 West 9th Street in Sanford, under Florida assisted living license #4789. Older directory listings, reviews and citations that refer to “Sanford Manor” are referring to this community.

What types of care does Sanford Place provide?

Assisted living and memory care. Nursing is available on site, and physical, occupational and speech therapy are offered here, along with diabetic care, incontinence care and support for residents who are non-ambulatory.

Where is Sanford Place located?

1704 West 9th Street, Sanford, FL 32772 — in Seminole County, minutes from downtown Sanford. We are a short drive from Lake Mary, Longwood, Winter Springs, Oviedo, Altamonte Springs, Deltona and DeBary.

Does Sanford Place accept Medicaid or VA benefits?

Yes. Sanford Place is an approved provider for Florida’s Medicaid Assisted Living Waiver and Assistive Care Services, and ten of our fifty residences are designated Optional State Supplementation (OSS) beds. We also accept VA benefits, workers’ compensation and private pay. Many assisted living communities in the area are private-pay only, so it is worth asking before you rule anything out.

Is Sanford Place licensed by the state?

Yes. Sanford Place is licensed as an assisted living facility by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) under license number 4789. The license is current and runs through August 2027.

How many residents live at Sanford Place?

The community is licensed for 50 residents — 40 private residences and 10 designated Optional State Supplementation beds. It is large enough to offer real services and a full activities program, and small enough that staff know every resident by name.

What room types are available?

Private rooms and shared companion rooms. Rooms come furnished, and residents are encouraged to bring their own furniture, photographs and belongings. Availability and monthly rates vary by room type and level of care — call us for what is open right now.

What happens during a hurricane or a power outage?

Sanford Place has a fixed on-site generator and an emergency power plan approved by AHCA. Air conditioning, refrigeration and life-safety systems continue to run, and there is cooled common space available to every resident in the building.

Is Spanish spoken at Sanford Place?

Yes. Our team speaks both English and Spanish, and we are glad to walk Spanish-speaking families through care options and paperwork.

If a resident goes into hospital, do they lose their room?

No. Sanford Place holds a resident’s bed during a temporary absence, so a hospital stay or a period of rehabilitation does not mean losing the room and the routine they know.

How do I arrange a tour?

Tours are available daily by appointment. Call (407) 323-9914 or send a request through the form on this page, and we will arrange a time that suits you.

Florida Assisted Living License #4789
Licensed by AHCA
Seminole County, Florida
Equal Housing Opportunity

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