Jacobs Ladder Family II Assisted Living

Jacobs Ladder Family II Assisted Living sat on 123 Boca Ciega Road in Cocoa Beach, Florida and offered a range of care for seniors who wanted to keep some independence but needed help with daily chores like bathing, dressing, and medication reminders, and it was known as a quiet, family-style residential care home with amenities like meals, activities, transportation, and easy parking for visitors and staff. The facility offered assisted living as its main service, with extra support for memory care through its "Your Second Home Adult Day" and memory care unit, providing safety features like secure environments to help prevent wandering and manage fall risks for residents with Alzheimer's or similar conditions, and they also had programs and activities meant to help with memory and reduce confusion. The Magnolia Court Assisted Living Facility was one of the named settings within the broader community, offering skilled nursing for seniors dealing with complex needs including wound care, rehabilitation, and comprehensive health support, and they also offered respite care and incontinence care for those who needed it for shorter stays or ongoing help with hygiene. They accepted residents with a wide range of mobility, from those who could move freely to people who were bedbound, and always tried to tailor care to each person's needs. The facility served a middle-income, generally middle-class area of Cocoa Beach, which had about 13,567 people and a median household income of $51,372, and Jacobs Ladder provided board and care services, connections to further care options, and support that adjusted to each person's health and comfort, making it easier for families to find a fit when seeking care for loved ones in the area. The business operated as a limited liability company and kept up with state filings and reports from 2011 through 2013 before it became inactive following voluntary dissolution in April 2014, with records showing Sue Hodkinson managed it and Karolena M. Declercq was listed as the registered agent, and the community was always described as friendly, provider-focused, and dedicated to making daily life safer and easier for seniors.