Love Village

Love Village sits right in the middle of Miami, Florida, at 11060 S.W. 58th Terrace, and it's a place where seniors can get help with their daily living needs in a setting that feels like home, and the community gives different levels of care for people who want to keep their independence for as long as possible and for those that need more hands-on help or have memory issues, and there's one group home setting where residents and staff form close, family-like relationships, making it easy for people to feel comfortable and safe, and staff are around 24 hours a day to help with things like medication management, meals, personal care, and any medical issues like diabetes or incontinence, and they help people who can't walk easily or need more help with bathing or getting dressed, and if someone needs memory care because of Alzheimer's or another kind of dementia, they have programs and secure areas set up for this, trying to keep people calm and happy, and for those times when someone only needs to stay for a short while, like when a caregiver needs a break, they offer respite care, and rooms have wheelchair accessible showers, making things easier for folks with limited movement, and all the living spaces look to make people feel at ease, with common areas, a garden terrace, and a fountain, giving people some peace and quiet outdoors, and in addition to that, there's a focus on helping everyone stay as active and independent as possible, and though Love Village once offered all these things under names like The Solaire at Las Palmas Village, Courtyard Plaza, Estela Homes For The Elderly Inc., Adult Leisure Living Inc., The Chalet at Old Cutler, Carolina Care Center III, and Valdes Retirement Home, it looks like the corporation's status now shows as inactive, which means services might no longer be running in the same way, but the reviews averaged around 3.6, which suggests some people appreciated it, and the mailing and principal addresses both were at the Miami location, with Liria Saler acting as the registered agent and officer, and over the years, the facility filed regular annual reports, and it's always been classified as a for-profit corporation in Florida since at least 1990, and while there's just one photo, the place seems to have focused on personal care, protection, and support for Miami seniors looking for a safe place, whether for a little help or a lot, and the general feel is relaxed, friendly, and aimed at comfort.