A Legacy of Service
Our Story
A Trusted,
Award-Winning Partner
For more than 70 years, Westminster Communities of Florida has been dedicated to inspiring older adults to enjoy happy, healthy, and purposeful lives. Established in 1954, we share a faith-based legacy with the Presbyterian church and are open and welcoming to people with diverse beliefs, backgrounds, and abilities. Today we are Florida’s largest non-profit senior living provider. Established in 1955, Westminster Lakeland joined the Westminster family in August 2023, and serves just over 300 residents today. By choosing us, you gain the confidence of a fiscally strong partner for your future.
You also gain the exceptional value of easy access to award-winning healthcare services. The Porter-McGrath Health Center holds 5 stars from the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and a Gold Seal for National Quality Approval from The Joint Commission.
Backed by Stability and Guided by Mission
We’re proud to demonstrate these hallmarks of financial strength with a 70-year history of operational excellence and financial stewardship:
- A- Fitch rating on our bonds
- Occupancy above the national average
- Robust financial reserves
- Strategic investments in long-term growth
- Rigorous regulatory adherence
Maintenance-Free Living with Endless Opportunities
Explore a variety of villa homes on tree-lined, neighborhood streets and lakeside apartment residences. Here you’ll find a vibrant community that offers freedom from home maintenance and peace of mind with a solid plan for your future. We believe in creating opportunities for engaged and purposeful living, so you can focus on what you love. From artistic pursuits to outdoor adventures, you’ll find a place to explore your passions and discover new ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Life Plan Community/Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC)?
What are the health benefits?
What is an Entrance Fee?
How does a non-profit differ?
As a non-profit organization, our main focus is on residents, not shareholders. This means that instead of distributing earnings to investors, we reinvest all financial gains directly back into our communities. This funding goes toward enhancing resident services, upgrading our facilities, and developing new well-being programs. A key benefit of our non-profit status is the Benevolent Assistance Program, which provides financial security to residents who may outlive their resources. We also offer special grants and awards for church and public service to assist new residents with their move.