Aventine at Daytona Beach sits in Holly Hill, Florida, in the 32117 zip code, and gives seniors different ways to live, with independent living and memory care services for those needing extra help like Alzheimer's or dementia support, and what you'll notice when you walk the grounds is it's a quiet place with big, pretty trees, a lakeshore gazebo, and views where you sometimes spot turtles and birds. Apartment units come in different layouts, with one, two, or three bedrooms, between 760 and 1,200 square feet, and each has either one or two bathrooms, smoke detectors, and their own temperature controls, and you get a fully equipped kitchen, living room, dining room, plus separate storage space, and they do allow pets. There's garage parking, covered parking, and even special garage spots, and you'll find community spaces like a pool, fitness center, and rooms to meet neighbors, along with outdoor spots and privately landscaped grounds for walks or sitting.
Meals are available that meet different needs, like no sugar, kosher, and pureed meals, and room service is an option, so residents don't have to always eat in the dining room, and help with healthcare needs covers medication management, diabetic care, incontinence care, high-acuity needs, and even non-ambulatory care for those who need it, plus there is staff and ancillary support around. Aventine at Daytona Beach works with CORT, so if you want, you can use their Move In Ready package to get furniture and furnishings set up when you arrive, which can make moving and getting settled easier, and Flex offers payment options that help with budgeting. The facility provides general security, smoke detectors, and fire sprinklers, and it's maintenance-free living inside and out, so folks don't have to worry about repairs. The location has a walk score of 57 and a transit score of 22, with bus access and nearby grocery and drugstores, and there are local schools like Holly Hill School and Mainland High School close by.
Aventine at Daytona Beach earned the Best of Senior Living recognition, which shows the place has a good reputation for care and support but, just like with any community, it helps to visit and see what feels right in person. The focus is on helping residents keep up an active, social lifestyle and get care matched to what they need, whether independent or with memory care, and the mix of on-site services, furniture packages, and flexible layouts means families can look at what fits them best.
