Independent Guide · Venice, Florida
Memory Care & Assisted Living in Venice, Florida
What families need to know about Venice Green Village — and about every other senior-care option in Venice and Sarasota County.
Venice Green Village is a memory-care community at 2745 E. Venice Ave., Venice, FL 34292, phone (941) 488-5970 — a smaller community of roughly 16–30 units specialising in dementia and Alzheimer's care, operated under Concordis Senior Living Communities. Its own website went offline around May 2025; this independent guide collects the verified facts in one place.
Venice Green Village at a glance
Facility record
- Address
- 2745 E. Venice Ave., Venice, FL 34292
- Phone
- (941) 488-5970
- Care type
- Memory care (dementia & Alzheimer's), with high-acuity, incontinence, non-ambulatory and medication-management support listed
- Size
- 16–30 units (US News)
- Operator
- Concordis Senior Living Communities (per A Place for Mom)
- Pricing
- $3,300–$3,800/mo (carechanges.com) · other directory data from ~$4,200/mo
- Family rating
- 4.9 / 5 across 54 reviews on A Place for Mom
- Program note
- The former website described a Montessori-method memory-care program and 24/7 specially-trained staff
The facility's former site opened with “Home is Where Our Story Begins” and described individualized care plans built from a personal assessment before move-in. That positioning matches what reviewers still say — a small community where staff know every resident.
Venice senior care
Choosing care in Venice, Florida
Memory Care in Venice, FL
Secure dementia care: what it includes, what it costs in Venice, and how to evaluate a community — including Venice Green Village.
Memory care guide →Assisted Living in Venice, FL
Levels of care, typical costs versus Sarasota County averages, and how assisted living differs from a nursing home.
Assisted living guide →Paying for care
Florida Medicaid's LTC waiver, VA Aid & Attendance, and long-term-care insurance — what actually applies in Sarasota County.
How families pay →Is it time?
The early signs that it is time to consider memory care, from wandering to medication errors — a symptom checklist for families.
Early signs guide →Touring a facility
The 20 questions to ask on any tour in Venice — staffing, licensing, contracts and the answers that should worry you.
Tour checklist →Costs in 2026
What assisted living and memory care actually cost in Venice and Sarasota County, with sources.
Cost guide →Context
Why East Venice Avenue matters for senior care
Venice Green Village sits on East Venice Avenue, a corridor that the senior-living industry is actively investing in: Village On The Isle paid $21.5 million for 50 acres at 2705 E. Venice Ave. — effectively next door — with development planned for 2027–2030. Demand for care beds on this street is not speculative; it is where the money is going.
For families, that cuts two ways: more options are coming, but today's availability in smaller communities like Venice Green Village remains limited — US News lists it at 16–30 units. If a small-community setting is what your family wants, ask about waitlists early.
Common questions
Is Venice Green Village still open?
Public listings indicate yes: Yelp showed the facility open as of an October 2025 update, A Place for Mom records reviews within the last 24 months, and it remains listed by FALA. Its own website went offline around May 2025, which is why current information is scattered — call (941) 488-5970 to confirm anything directly.
How much does Venice Green Village cost?
Directory data varies: carechanges.com lists $3,300–$3,800 per month, while other directory data anchors pricing from around $4,200 per month. The area average for memory care runs near $4,951 per month. Confirm current rates with the facility.
Who operates Venice Green Village?
A Place for Mom lists the community under Concordis Senior Living Communities. It is a memory-care community of roughly 16–30 units per US News.
Last updated August 4, 2026. Facility details are compiled from public directory listings (US News, A Place for Mom, FALA, Yelp, carechanges.com) and were accurate at review time. Pricing, availability and licensing change — verify directly with any facility before making decisions. This independent guide welcomes corrections.