Eagles Nest of Deland

Eagles Nest Of Deland is a residential care home located at 1525 Carr Street in DeLand, Florida, and it's known by names like Eagles Nest Of Deland, Inc. or Eagles Nest Foundation of Volusia County, Inc., and what you get there is a mix of assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, and independent living all under one roof, which means they've tried to serve a range of older folks' needs including those who want to stay independent and those who need help with things like memory-related illnesses such as Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's disease and for people who need short-term or respite stays, they've got a space for that too. Memory Care is provided in a secure community with 24-hour supervision, and they do try to make residents as comfortable as possible with private rooms that have private baths and even bath tubs, and meals offer both Kosher and vegetarian options, which is something not everywhere does. Care services can cover ambulatory help, incontinence care, medication management, and high acuity needs, and for those who need nursing care or hospice, they list those as options as well, with staff and support available to match, while family caregivers can get help and guidance through special support programs and consultations if they want more advice. The place offers activities both inside and outside, including devotional activities, and you'll find both indoor and outdoor common spaces, and smoking's allowed in private areas, public areas, and outside, which isn't always the case in other places. The staff speaks English, and they're focused on supporting families as they look at long-term care options, and the community does have some features and safety measures in place designed for seniors' needs, with the goal to help active seniors needing help with things like bathing, dressing, cooking, or laundry while also serving folks who want more independence but like having social events and other amenities. The facility has had a 4.6 out of 5-star rating based on reviews, though it's worth noting according to records, it's classified as an inactive non-profit organization, with annual reports filed from 2008 to 2011, and people named Delores R. Kramer, Sandra R. Hardy, Drucilla S. Inscoe, and Ronald G. Kramer have served as officers or directors over the years. The registered agent's been listed as Delores R. Kramer. No prices are published, but there are options to get free help understanding the community or talk to a local senior living advisor for more details, which helps families make decisions on what kind of care or services suit their loved ones best, and while there aren't flashy amenities listed, it's clear the focus has been on basic healthcare, flexible senior care, and meals, with some effort to support both residents and their family caregivers along the way.