Curtis Senior Care, Inc

Curtis Senior Care, Inc, located in Miami, FL, is a small, home-like senior community that was licensed for up to six residents and was known for its peaceful, familiar setting where people could live together and get help as they needed, with staff that worked to offer personalized care and support for seniors, including those who were active, those dealing with Alzheimer's or dementia, or those who needed support to stay independent at home, and with Alda Baugh listed as President and Silvia E. Curtis as Vice President, and with Alda Baugh also registered at 22700 SW 103 Ave, and its current address at 21831 SW 102 Ave, you'd have seen a place where folks got daily home-cooked meals, help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and medication, with services like residential care homes-sometimes called board and care-memory care to help reduce confusion and prevent wandering, respite care for short-term relief to caregivers, hospice care, and also incontinence and insulin support, and if someone needed two people to help them transfer, that was sometimes something they could manage too, depending on the staff, and special diets could be created for those with problems like diabetes or hypertension, while the amenities included regular scheduled events such as movies, exercise, music programs, craft time, social nights, and games, plus relaxing outdoor spaces, a book room, a spa or sauna wellness room, and your usual barber or parlor-sometimes even a traveling barber-you'd also have help with doctor's appointments and shopping trips or getting to spiritual services, and they tried to keep things interesting with music therapy, pet therapy, tabletop games, and a calendar full of things to do, and the place featured cold storage, refrigeration, freezer units, and had a focus on food safety with terms like "FRIGORIFICO" used for its freezing features, and while the official filings and reports might show the business side has gone quiet after an administrative dissolution for missing an annual report, the original goal was to blend care, safe food practices, and a family-like living environment for seniors in need.