Adult Family Care Home Inc

Adult Family Care Home Inc. serves seniors in a small, homelike setting, providing daily help with living and a place that feels like a family home since opening in 1994, right there on Syracuse Ct NE in Palm Bay, FL, right near the Indian River, which makes for a real pleasant atmosphere and some pretty views, too. The care homes use names like Daisy Assisted Living, Caring Manor, Christie's Place ALF 2, Angels On Your Shoulder, Jeroll Care Assisted Living, and Bernice Laidlaw Adult Family Care Home, and offer living for both independent seniors and those who need extra help with things like bathing, getting dressed, medication, and daily chores, so folks can stay in place as their needs change over time. There are choices for semi-private, private, studio, one-bedroom, or suite rooms, and the buildings are set up to handle both regular assisted living and memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, using secure spaces and 24-hour staff with activities that help memory and keep folks busy in a safe way, like those in The Garden inside Hibiscus Court. Apartments can be pet-friendly and they're handicap accessible, which matters for folks with walkers or wheelchairs, and residents can join in wellness classes and good meals, too, while Wi-Fi lets people keep in touch with family. The company's had changes over the years with different names and agents, like Bernice Laidlaw, and offered all-around adult family care home services. Staff manage medicine, personal care, and even do laundry and cleaning, and they're always there, every day, every night, to keep everyone comfortable and safe, while short-term respite care is there if a family caregiver needs a break. There's also skilled nursing and rehab for folks needing more medical help, all in a board and care home set in a regular neighborhood, making for a familiar and settled way of living for seniors wanting help but still liking a house-style life with only a handful of neighbors around. The whole place runs as a profit corporation in Florida, though it's been inactive since 2015, with annual reports from several past years, and covers many care levels from active retirement living to full care for those who need it.