Victoria's Place sits at 2708 Light Wood Street in Deltona, Florida and is classified as a medium-sized assisted living facility with a license for up to 8 residents, and you'll find the staff speaks both English and Spanish, and they have managers Christopher McDaniel and Steven Smith looking after things along with officer Donna L. McDaniel, with the place registered as a Florida profit corporation and overseen for records by the Florida Department of State. The facility offers a home-like setting with both individual and group care for seniors, and you'll see residents who are active and fairly independent, as well as adults with memory loss from Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's, since Victoria's Place gives special attention to memory care, and that includes a secured facility with a lock and security system to help keep everyone safe and prevent wandering. Residents can have their pets, including small dogs and cats, and the staff provides help with everyday tasks like bathing, getting dressed, meals, bathroom needs, and medication management, with medical support for things like diabetes, high blood pressure, incontinence, colostomy care, and other health needs, and there's even access to hospice, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy when it's needed.
The facility offers planned daily activities with a full-time activity director, including music and art therapy, board games, outings, movie nights, social evenings, devotional services on site, and pet therapy, and for those who like to be active, there's a fitness schedule, a relaxation room with jacuzzi and sauna, a book room, outdoor garden space, and plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas for visits and activities, and if you need a haircut or salon service, there's a barber or traveling hairdresser available. Victoria's Place can help with transportation to medical visits, errands, or spiritual places, though some of these might cost extra, and they offer special nutrition plans for residents with medical diets, including vegetarian meals and options for diabetic or low-salt needs. The community allows residents who smoke and supports different room furnishings and photos to make spaces homelike, with staff on duty to cover a variety of care levels, including non-ambulatory and high acuity, and they can provide respite or short-term stays for folks who just need a break or are recovering. While Victoria's Place focuses on providing daily assistance and memory care, it doesn't include two-person transfers or 24-hour alert caregivers by default, but they might provide these if asked. The facility is regulated by Florida's Department of Social Services under license number 9379, and while the business registration is currently inactive, Victoria's Place has always aimed to provide respectful, safe care and support for seniors needing housing, assisted living, and memory care in a small, secure, and family-like environment.
