Golden Palm Assisted Living Facility, Inc is a small assisted living community in Miami, Florida, that opened back in March 2006 and is registered as a Florida profit corporation. The place can support up to six residents and is licensed by the state under License #9930, which means everything from meals and care to emergency plans meet strict state standards, and they've kept up on their reports with the Department of State over the years. Eduardo Perez serves as the officer and registered agent, with mailing and principal address all at the same spot in Palm Spring North, so you always know where things are handled.
The community has a quiet, home-like feeling with both private and companion rooms, each furnished and set up with things like telephones, furnishings, and emergency alert systems. There's help for residents with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and getting to see healthcare providers, and staff give care for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents, which means plenty of support for those with mobility issues. The on-site caregivers and nurses keep watch around the clock, and medical professionals such as doctors, dentists, podiatrists, and therapists come in to make sure everyone's care is complete and personalized, and there's always someone on call.
Meals here cater to different needs, with at least one to two prepared meals each day, and staff can handle dietary restrictions such as allergies and diabetes, so residents don't have to worry about their special diets. There's also all-day dining, so you're not stuck on a strict meal schedule if you get hungry at odd hours, and laundry and housekeeping are covered, even dry cleaning when needed. In case folks want to stay busy, there are movie nights, community-sponsored activities, outdoor spaces like walking paths and gardens, and a dining room where neighbors can gather and socialize, and there's offsite and onsite activities too. Staff also arrange devotional services offsite if that's important to anyone.
Memory care is an important part of what Golden Palm does, with special programs and trained caregivers to help residents with dementia or Alzheimer's. The environment is calm and not so busy, and staff use personalized wellness plans and activities to help residents keep their minds active, which is good for those who need extra support with memory. The facility includes respite care for caregivers who need a break, hospice care for those who need it, and services for daily living at whatever level is needed, so that seniors who want to age in place have the right mix of freedom and support.
Golden Palm allows pets, which can bring comfort, and offers transportation, parking, beauty and barber services, and has rules for no smoking in indoor areas. The setup is good for active seniors who still take care of themselves but want help close by, and with six beds, it means everyone gets to know each other and staff can offer more personal attention. The place supports both men and women and welcomes residents who value a simple, friendly spot with support for health and daily living routines.
