Update: Wednesday, October 12, 2022
4:30 p.m.
We are pleased to provide the update that power at The Glenview has been restored through Florida Power & Light. We are no longer relying on generator power, but instead, connected to with FPL as normal.
Since Hurricane Ian made landfall in our area on Wednesday, September 28, The Glenview at Pelican Bay has worked hard to ensure the continued safety, well-being and comfort of all of our residents and employees. Regular communication and updates have been shared regarding the status of the community.
The Glenview executive leadership continues to be in communication with our residents and staff on a daily basis to provide updates related to their daily routines, areas of the community that have been impacted by the storm, clean-up and recovery efforts, and other pertinent information.
In addition to sharing plans and status updates with our residents and their families via daily communication, The Glenview has stayed in close contact with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), keeping AHCA apprised of our situation and our plans for restoring power. Daily reports are provided, and AHCA representatives have been onsite to check on residents and the administration, specifically of our health center, Premier Place. They have advised on improvements we can make to ensure safety and comfort for residents, and we are following all recommendations to ensure the best possible environment for our residents during this time.
While these frequent internal communication efforts will continue, there will be less frequent updates here on our website, as the overall state of our community is good, and there are fewer changing reports to share.
Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
Update: Friday, October 7, 2022
4 p.m.
Since Hurricane Ian made landfall in our area on Wednesday, September 28, The Glenview at Pelican Bay has worked hard to ensure the continued safety, well-being and comfort of all of our residents and employees. Regular communication and updates have been shared regarding the status of the community.
The Glenview executive leadership continues to be in communication with our residents and staff on a daily basis to provide updates related to their daily routines, areas of the community that have been impacted by the storm, clean-up and recovery efforts, and other pertinent information. That communication will continue.
However, there will be less frequent updates here on our website, as the overall state of our community is good, and there are fewer changing reports to share. All residents and employees are continuing to do well, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment.
The community remains fully powered by generator and we have access to more fuel, if needed, to ensure continued power.
Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
Update: Thursday, October 6, 2022
5 p.m.
All residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well in the wake of Hurricane Ian, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. The community remains fully powered by generator and we have access to more fuel, if needed, to ensure continued power while the assessment for our area to regain power is ongoing.
Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and the entire parking lot around the community has been cleared, and continued maintenance throughout the community is still underway.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
Update: Wednesday, October 5, 2022
4 p.m.
All residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well in the wake of Hurricane Ian, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. The community remains fully powered by generator and we have access to more fuel, if needed, to ensure continued power while the assessment for our area to regain power is ongoing.
Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and the entire parking lot around the community has been cleared, and continued maintenance throughout the community is still underway.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
Update: Tuesday, October 4, 2022
4:30 p.m.
It has been one week since Hurricane Ian made landfall in Naples, and to date, all residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well. The community remains fully powered, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. Fuel for the generator powering the community is readily available, should more be needed, to ensure continued power. Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and the entire parking lot around the community has been cleared, and continued maintenance throughout the community is still underway.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
The LCS emergency hotline – 888-214-8464 – remains active for questions or concerns related to operations at The Glenview.
Update: Monday, October 3, 2022
3:30 p.m.
All residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The community remains fully powered, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. Fuel for the generator powering the community is readily available, should more be needed, to ensure continued power. Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and the entire parking lot around the community has been cleared, and continued maintenance throughout the community is still underway.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
The LCS emergency hotline – 888-214-8464 – remains active for questions or concerns related to operations at The Glenview.
Update: Sunday, October 2, 2022
4:15 p.m.
All residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The community remains fully powered, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. Wellness checks for residents have taken place throughout the day and will continue throughout the weekend. Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
The Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), visited Premier Place today and were very complimentary to our team on how things were operating.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and clean-up efforts around the community have cleared the entire parking lot around the community.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
The LCS emergency hotline – 888-214-8464 – remains active for questions or concerns related to operations at The Glenview.
Update: Saturday, October 1, 2022
3:40 p.m.
All residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The community remains fully powered, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. Wellness checks for residents have taken place throughout the day and will continue throughout the weekend. Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and clean-up efforts around the community have cleared the entire parking lot around the community.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
The LCS emergency hotline – 888-214-8464 – remains active for questions or concerns related to operations at The Glenview.
Update: Friday, September 30, 2022
4:30 p.m.
All residents and employees at The Glenview at Pelican Bay are continuing to do well in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. The community remains fully powered, and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. Wellness checks for residents have taken place throughout the day and will continue over the weekend. Emergency contact methods (pendants, pull-cords) remain available to all residents, as well as open communication with staff at our front desk.
Disaster clean-up crews have been on campus and clean-up efforts around the community are underway.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you may send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line. The Glenview staff can relay messages from this line to residents if needed.
The LCS emergency hotline – 888-214-8464 – remains active for questions or concerns related to operations at The Glenview.
Update: Friday, September 30, 2022
9:00 a.m.
Residents of The Glenview, our Premier Place guests and all employees are doing well. The community is fully powered and we have maintained a safe and comfortable environment. Residents are being visited by staff regularly for wellness checks, and emergency contact methods (pendants, pull cords) are available to all residents, as well as open communication by phone or text to our front desk.
The Glenview’s maintenance and landscaping staff will continue initial clean-up efforts around the community.
The Glenview can still receive text messages at 239-571-1012 and can relay messages to residents if needed.
If you need further information, you may call the LCS emergency hotline: 888-214-8464.
You may also send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line.
Update: Thursday, September 29, 2022
4:30 p.m.
The Glenview at Pelican Bay residents, employees and guests are safe, and their safety and comfort continue to be our top priority. Our main generator is up and running, supplying full power to our entire community. Initial clean-up efforts have begun.
Communication may continue to be limited due to the storm, but we can receive text messages at 239-571-1012 and we can relay messages to any resident.
We will continue to provide regular updates here.
If you need further information, you may call the LCS emergency hotline: 888-214-8464.
You may also send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line.
Update: Thursday, September 29, 2022
9:00 a.m.
The Glenview is continuing to shelter in place. Currently, everyone is safe and Life Care Services is using its resources to provide additional generators for the comfort of the residents and staff. Residents are in good spirits and doing well.
Communication is limited due to the storm, but we can receive text messages at 239-571-1012 and we can relay messages to any resident.
We will continue to provide regular updates here.
If you need further information, you may call the LCS emergency hotline: 888-214-8464.
You may also send a TEXT MESSAGE to The Glenview Emergency Hotline – 239-571-1012 – and you will receive communication by text. As of now, this is a text-only communication line.
Update: Wednesday September 28, 2022:
The Glenview is continuing to shelter in place. Currently, everyone is safe and Life Care Services is using its resources to provide additional generators for the comfort of the residents and staff.
If you need further information, please call the emergency hotline: 239-571-1012.
Update: Tuesday, September 27, 2022:
The Glenview is continuing to shelter in place as Ian approaches the Florida coastline and Naples. Our team has met to ensure we are well-prepared for this hurricane. We have a large back-up generator that can supply power to our whole community if needed. Our skilled and dedicated staff are on-site and will remain so throughout the duration of the storm. Preparations have been made to help ensure security of our building and grounds. We have plenty of food and fresh water. And, we are providing video updates to our residents to keep them apprised of our plans and safety measures.
If you have questions or concerns, please call the LCS Hurricane Hotline: 888-214-8464.
Monday, September 26, 2022
According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Ian is on a trajectory to approach the US coastline this week. We all must once again consider preparation for the worst-case scenario.
The Glenview has a Hurricane Preparedness Committee that meets monthly throughout each hurricane season. On Friday, September 23, there was a special meeting that specifically discussed this storm. We have created some solid plans concerning sheltering in place or evacuating in extreme conditions. Our plans range from Resident care to supply inventory to building preparation to transportation and shelter arrangements. As of Monday, September 26, The Glenview plans to shelter in place. This plan is based on the latest weather information and on Hurricane Ian’s progression path.
Although we strive to prepare everything we can so that our residents don’t have to, there are still a few things that residents can do to prepare for these types of storms. A Hurricane Preparedness Checklist for Residents has been provided to our residents as a guideline to help them in making their preparations.
As the storm develops, we will continue to communicate any updates concerning storm preparations and storm path.
If you have questions or concerns, please call the LCS Hotline: 888-214-8464.