Mediterranean Comfort is a small senior community in Coral Springs, FL, with only six beds, so residents get more personal attention from the staff who are always around to help with daily tasks like getting dressed, bathing, or remembering to take medicine, and sometimes there are registered nurses or visiting nurses, plus a doctor can be called right away if someone needs medical help. They have a mix of care options, including assisted living, independent living, nursing care, memory care for people who have Alzheimer's or other dementias, and even hospice and respite services if someone needs extra care for a short or long time, and there's special help for things like vision, hearing, dental, and personal care.
The home is set up with both private and semi-private rooms, each with their own bathrooms, on-call maintenance, central air conditioning, and plenty of safety features like grab bars, smoke alarms, and wheelchair access, plus the place has regular housekeeping, laundry services, and all meals are provided, so nobody has to worry about cooking, and snacks or drinks are always available. Residents can spend time in the big indoor and outdoor areas-there's a living room for watching TV or talking, and landscaped grounds for fresh air, and staff plan weekly activities, trips into town, craft and exercise classes, and group meals in the community dining hall, where the meals focus on nutrition with vitamins and minerals.
Pets are allowed, relatives can visit anytime, and safety systems try to prevent wandering, which is helpful for those who sometimes forget things, and there's geriatric nursing care around the clock, with staff able to work live-in or in shifts, and money management help is there if needed. The community is in a neighborhood close to water channels and parks, and can help arrange rides to doctor's appointments and group outings, and it has a 3.5-star "very good" rating from families who've lived there. The people running the place aim to treat everyone with friendliness, kindness, and patience, and care is available for long-term needs, with support for veterans' benefits like Aid and Attendance if someone qualifies. The place lets new families set up a tour ahead of time to look around, meet the staff, and get a feel for the place before making a decision.
