Sharon's Senior Services manages many different types of senior living properties, with names like Bcc Apartments, Coral Bay Plaza, Coral Bay Terrace, Pine Woods Villa, Amarilys Pond Apartments, Princeton Manor, Donald F. Scott Villas, Hialeah Residence, Hoffman Gardens, La Esperanza, Meadowgreen Apartments, and Palm Springs Villas, and these places come in sizes from studios to four or more bedrooms, covering both independent living and places where people get a lot more help, so you'll see options for assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing homes, board and care homes, and continuing care retirement communities where residents can age in place as their needs change over time. Properties get managed by organizations like FLORIDA ELDERLY HOUSING INC., PINE WOODS, INC., HIALEAH RESIDENCE VOA, and Meadowgreen Preservation, LLC, and they use funding from things like Housing Credits, Local Bonds, Section 202 Capital Advances, and HUD Section 223(f), which brings in a mix of for-profit, non-profit, and public housing authority ownership types, with income restrictions ranging from 35% to over 80% of the area median income, so there are options for people in different financial groups and support for elderly folks and people with disabilities. Most of the buildings were built between 1971 and 2010 and many are listed as "Ready for Occupancy," plus some properties provide rental assistance, HUD multifamily funding, and public housing funds along with property details like HUD development numbers and Florida DOR parcel IDs.
Sharon's Senior Services, connected with Sharon Perkins, age 72, and Palmer Prof Services Inc., sits at a business registration address of 2270 NW 64th St, Miami, FL 33147, and covers many different living arrangements, from independent senior apartments with resort-style amenities and social activities for active folks, to assisted living homes with help for daily tasks like bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals, while board and care homes in residential neighborhoods give a smaller, homelike setting for personal care. There are also skilled nursing communities for those who need round-the-clock medical care, wound care, rehabilitation, or other complex health support, memory care communities with 24-hour supervision and safety features for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, and special programs with staff trained to help memory care residents stay safe and engaged, with therapies and activities that can help reduce confusion and wandering. The communities provide a mix of pet-friendly living, handicap accessibility, transportation, parking, and security features meant to keep residents safe, while also having options for social activities and support services as needs change.
Sharon's Senior Services gives personal attention to care plans and keeps staff on hand to help with daily activities, so residents get help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, and these services come in both large communities and smaller homes, so families can find the right fit for their loved one, and there's always a focus on keeping the environment supportive and comfortable, with supervision and nursing care offered 12-16 hours a day in many places. Memory care options use secure environments, therapies, special programs, and safety features that help residents who might be confused or prone to wandering, and board and care homes provide a quieter place for those who like a smaller group but still need regular help. Sharon's Senior Services also makes information available about things like eviction filings, foreclosure filings, or rental assistance programs, so families can better understand their housing options and supports, and the unique names and addresses of properties help people identify the right location. The staff works to keep a welcoming environment, focused on safety, dignity, and the personal needs of older adults across all the different types of homes and care levels.
