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Discovery Village at the Forum

Fort Myers · Lee County · 150 licensed residents · Standard only

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Discovery Village at the Forum is a large assisted living facility licensed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration for 150 residents at 2619 Forum Blvd, Fort Myers 33905 (license #12420) under a standard license with no specialty add-on; the current license period ends August 26, 2027.

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What is Discovery Village at the Forum in Fort Myers, FL licensed for?

Discovery Village at the Forum is a large assisted living facility licensed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration for 150 residents at 2619 Forum Blvd, Fort Myers 33905 (license #12420) under a standard license with no specialty add-on; the current license period ends August 26, 2027.

FieldAHCA record
AHCA license #12420
Status on AHCA locatorLicensed
License categoryStandard only
Licensed capacity (residents)150
Rooms: private / semi-private30 / 96
Beds designated for OSS residents0
Original license dateAugust 27, 2021
License period08/27/2025 through 08/26/2027
Licensee of recordBritton (Forum) LLC (For-Profit)
Management companyAmerican Trust Senior Care, LLC
Memory care program (self-reported to AHCA)Listed
Nurse availability (self-reported)Direct 24hr
Fixed on-site generatorReported
Languages (self-reported)English, Spanish

A standard-only license covers housing, meals, personal care and medication help; skilled nursing has to come from an outside agency the resident chooses.

What did AHCA inspectors cite at Discovery Village at the Forum?

The inspection history AHCA posts for Discovery Village at the Forum shows 5 visits since 2024, 2 standard licensure surveys and 3 complaint or follow-up visits, with 7 deficiencies cited across them; the most recent standard survey, dated October 2, 2025, recorded 6 deficiencies.

Date of visitVisit typeTagClassFinding (AHCA wording)Correction recorded
12/11/2025Complaint——No deficiency cited—
10/02/2025StandardA0032Class 3Resident Care - Elopement Standards 59A-36.007 (7) Elopement Standards. (A) Residents Asse12/10/2025
10/02/2025StandardA0052Class 3Medication - Assistance With Self-Admin 429.256 (3) Assistance With Self-Administration Of12/10/2025
10/02/2025StandardA0053Class 3Medication - Administration (4) Medication Administration. (A) For Facilities That Provide12/10/2025
10/02/2025StandardA0056Class 3Medication - Labeling And Orders (7) Medication Labeling And Orders. (A) The Facility May 12/10/2025
10/02/2025StandardA0078Class 3Staffing Standards - Staff (2) Staff. (A) Within 30 Days After Beginning Employment, Newly11/06/2025
10/02/2025StandardZZ875Class 3Alzheimer Disease/Dementia; Training (4) Employees Of Covered Providers Must Complete The 11/05/2025
07/23/2025Complaint——No deficiency cited—
08/19/2024Complaint——No deficiency cited—
06/06/2024StandardA0025Class 3Resident Care - Supervision12/09/2024

Sorted by severity, the citations are 7 class 3. Florida's class I is the gravest and class IV the most minor; the large majority of assisted living citations statewide are class III.

Among the 43 Lee County ALFs licensed for 17 or more residents, the median latest standard survey recorded 3 deficiencies; Discovery Village at the Forum recorded 6.

Are there AHCA fines or sanctions on Discovery Village at the Forum's record?

Yes: the AHCA profile lists 2 final sanctions on this license with $2,500 in fines in total, the latest initiated February 3, 2025.

Date initiatedActionBasisAmount
February 3, 2025FineSurvey$500
September 30, 2024FineSurvey$2,000

Read the dates as carefully as the amounts; a fine from years ago says less than one from last spring.

Has Discovery Village at the Forum been sold?

AHCA has recorded 3 changes of ownership on this license, the most recent dated August 27, 2021.

New owners can bring new prices, policies and managers. Ask which of the leadership and nursing staff stayed through the sale.

How does Discovery Village at the Forum compare with other assisted living near Fort Myers?

By the state's figures, at 150 licensed beds it is larger than the Lee County median of 22 across all 84 licensed ALFs; it has held a license for about 5 years, against a county median of 5. The nearest other licensed ALF is Royal Vista Assisted Living Inc, roughly 3.7 miles away in a straight line.

FacilityMiles awayLicenseLicensed bedsLast standard surveyCites at that survey
Royal Vista Assisted Living Inc
4922/4924 Jordan Ave S, 33973
3.7Standard only1208/25/20260
American House Palms
2674 Winkler Avenue, 33901
4.4Standard only8003/17/20263
Calusa Harbour
2525 1St St, 33901
4.7Standard only17504/23/20243
Labonte Residential Care Assisted Living Facility Limited Liability Company
4444-4446 27Th St Sw, 33973
5.4Standard only7Not posted—
Merrill Gardens at Barkley Place
36 Barkley Circle, 33907
6.2Standard only6402/11/20254

What is the nearest hospital to Discovery Village at the Forum?

Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers is the closest acute-care hospital, about 5.6 miles away as the crow flies, with Gulf Coast Medical Center Lee Health next at about 6.9 miles.

CMS rates Lee Memorial Hospital 5 out of 5 on its overall hospital scale, a different system from nursing home stars.

What should we ask Discovery Village at the Forum on a tour?

Each question below is prompted by something in AHCA's data for this license:

  • Will you apply for Florida's memory care services license under s. 429.076, and what is your timeline?
  • Can we read the plan of correction for the 10/02/2025 survey?
  • Which parts of the building does the generator cool, and how much fuel is kept on site?
  • Which evacuation zone is the building in, and where did residents go during Hurricane Ian?
  • How many caregivers are on duty overnight, and is anyone awake on every floor?
  • May we take the contract home, including the care-level fees and the 45-day notice terms?

State record: AHCA FloridaHealthFinder profile · AHCA inspection history

Source: Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, FloridaHealthFinder facility locator and public facility profiles, retrieved November 6, 2026 (quality.healthfinder.fl.gov); AHCA inspection histories (apps.ahca.myflorida.com). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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