Happy Acres Assisted Living

Happy Acres Assisted Living is a place where older adults can get support with daily living in a safe and caring environment, offering 56 beds as an assisted living facility with a specialty license for Limited Mental Health and accepting Medicaid. The facility has staff available 24 hours a day, ready to help with emergencies, medication management, and everyday needs like bathing, dressing, toileting, laundry, and housekeeping, all handled by people who know how to support residents, whether they need help moving from bed to wheelchair or monitoring insulin levels for diabetes care. The building has private apartments, shared dining rooms, and several common indoor spaces where folks can spend time together, sharing meals, chatting, or joining in on a range of activities onsite and offsite, which include devotional and religious services, social events, and trips for shopping, medical appointments, and local outings. There are activity programs that keep residents engaged, with movement and socialization as a priority. The facility handles meal preparation, so residents don't have to cook, and offers nutritious food three times a day. For those needing extra help, including non-ambulatory care and incontinence care, the staff creates personalized care plans and assists with things like appointment scheduling and other long-term care services, all in a way that aims to keep people comfortable but also independent when possible. Happy Acres Assisted Living works as a Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity provider and is licensed by AHCA with license number 9130. It runs as a limited mental health group home, offers healthcare and support services, and has all sorts of amenities meant to make life a little easier and help each person feel at home while supporting their dignity. You'll find a Community Info section with features, maps, and directions, and everything in the building is designed for comfort and accessibility, so seniors can enjoy daily life with a sense of ease, support, and community that doesn't feel rushed or overwhelming, just steady and kind in the ways older folks tend to need.