Located on 8th Avenue SW in Largo, Florida, our charming, home-like community offers Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care living options all on the same campus.

Enjoy the convenience of being close to Largo Medical Center, Pinecrest Golf Course, Taylor Park and local restaurants while being tucked away in a serene, beautifully landscaped community. From taking a dip in our outdoor pool, to enjoying happy hours with your new friends to pursuing your fitness goals, you’ll love living here and being a part of our Elison family.

Our compassionate associates are the cornerstone of Elison Senior Living. Our goal is to make your life extraordinary in every way. From a helping hand to an understanding ear to a cheerful smile, our associates are available for every resident. They make the difference between a place to stay and a place to call home.

Independent Living -  At Elison Senior Living of Pinecrest, we’re all about meeting you where you are and we’re ready to bring the fun to your fresh, new lifestyle. Gone are the days of yard work and cooking – your time to thrive is now.

Assisted Living -  At Elison Senior Living at Pinecrest, Assisted Living provides just the right amount of personalized attention and care in a residential setting. This option features private apartments that residents furnish with their own personal belongings, providing all the comforts of home. Residents enjoy an array of activities tailored to their interests and abilities – all part of our distinctive approach, which promotes well-being and maximizes independence.

Memory Care - Elison Senior Living of Pinecrest’s Sagora Pathways Memory Care Program is designed to meet the dynamic needs of families and seniors dealing with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other memory-related diseases. We provide a friendly and calming environment for our residents.  We closely monitor the current research and methods of treatment for these conditions, implementing practices that best aid our residents. Each resident feels at home at our community. Consistent sights, sounds, aromas and objects increase comfort and decrease anxiety. Residents have the freedom to interact with others or have privacy. Associates’ communication with residents soothes and helps redirect their focus to positive memories and activities.