Seashore Senior Living sits on North Dixie Freeway in New Smyrna Beach and fills three bright, updated stories with a feeling of welcome you can sense as soon as you step into the spacious lobby, and you'll notice straight away that the staff are attentive and friendly, including a helpful front desk person who greets people and points them in the right direction, and there's always someone available 24/7 because safety and support are big priorities. The leadership team includes an Executive Director with CDP qualifications, so folks dealing with Alzheimer's or dementia receive personalized and thoughtful care, and the staff go through ongoing education and certifications to keep up high standards. One unique thing is they have farm-to-table meals coming straight from the community garden, a dietician approves the menu, and chefs pay close attention to nutrition and taste, so whether it's a regular day or a special event, residents get good food served by people who care.
The community offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, including two baths in some units, all remodeled to be comfortable and relaxing, and you can see model and 3D floor plans during a free tour, even have a sample meal while you visit. Residents can bring pets, and there's space for activities like fitness classes, games, outings to the beach, shopping, and even movie nights with friends. Amenities include a beautiful pool for aqua therapy, a salon, Wi-Fi, parking, community transportation for appointments or trips, and staff-led activities designed to help folks stay sharp and make meaningful connections, which is important for seniors wanting to maintain independence but enjoy a hassle-free lifestyle.
Seashore Senior Living provides assisted living and memory care, covering everything from help with bathing and dressing to medication management, as well as specialized therapies for dementia. There's a nurse serving as Wellness Director to oversee health, custom diet plans for individual needs, and both short-term and long-term options depending on each situation. Folks who want to live independently can choose non-medical home care with trained aides for companionship and support. The all-inclusive rates remain steady even as care needs change, and the staff put a big focus on listening to residents and making moves into the community as smooth as possible, especially since the management is new and actively welcoming new residents. The staff and leadership share a mission of compassion, dignity, and making sure every day is meaningful, whether that means a swim in the pool, a good meal in the dining room, or an easy chat with neighbors in the lobby.
