Midtown Manor

Midtown Manor sits at 2001 Polk Street in Hollywood, FL, and offers several living choices for aging adults, so if someone needs a bit of help with daily life, such as bathing, getting dressed, cooking, laundry, or remembering medications, they can live here with services that help keep them comfortable, and if someone is dealing with memory problems from Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's, there's a special memory care building on campus that's built to keep them safe and watched over all day and night, with locked doors, alarms, staff that's trained for wandering or behavioral issues, and technology like bracelets that set off alarms if someone tries to leave. People who still get around fine and don't need much help can stay in the independent living section, where there's a bigger focus on enjoying social events and using shared spaces or taking part in activities that help them keep busy and active and a little less lonely, and there are also care homes, nursing home beds for those who need medical care, veterans' areas, and different types of rooms-there's studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and semi-private choices-so folks can pick what fits their budget or their health needs best, and all residents get meals, some help moving from beds to chairs, and easy access to the common areas for activities, indoor hangouts, and even outdoor spots set up for people who smoke. The staff looks after people day and night and can handle emergencies, help with monitoring blood sugar, manage diabetes with insulin if needed, help transfer residents with mechanical lifts, and take care of people who act out or who have trouble using the bathroom themselves. If someone gets hurt or needs therapy to recover from illness or injury, there are nurses on staff at all times and specialists for pain or wound care, plus therapy staff come in to give physical, speech, and occupational therapy. For folks who want to stay in their own place, Midtown Manor offers home care services in areas like Aventura, Boca Raton, Coconut Creek, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, and other South Florida towns, and those services include companionship, help with chores, and nursing care. The dining area focuses on healthy meals cooked by chefs and planned for nutrition, and the outdoor courtyard's set up for peace and quiet when someone wants to be outdoors. The memory care program was created for people who wander or get easily confused-there are reminders and prompts, the design tries to feel safe and soothing, and the staff works to meet each person's needs, whether emotional, physical, or social. The community charges a one-time $700 fee to move in, the mood is friendly and helpful, and staff tries to help everyone feel welcome, whether someone needs a lot of help or just a little, and the whole place is licensed as ALF #6508 in Broward County.