Prince of Peace, also called Prince of Peace Elderly Care Facility Inc., sits in a quiet Miami neighborhood and offers care for up to 6 residents in a small residential care home setting, with assisted living and memory care services for seniors and those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they keep trained aides and specialized caregivers on staff for support day and night, with pull cords in every room for emergencies, help with medications, bathing, dressing, and continence management, and they'll even help with things like moving around, feeding by hand if needed, speech therapy, and putting on clothes, so it suits people who need different levels of help every day as they get older or as their memory changes, and folks can choose from private, semi-private, studio, and single-bedroom units, all with non-slip floors and emergency systems, and every resident gets an individual care plan based on what's best for their own needs.
Residents can stay active and involved with fitness classes, daily activities, planned entertainment like movie nights, games rooms, music and art therapy, pet visits, gardening, board games, and a spacious library for quiet reading time, while the staff arranges transportation for doctor's appointments, errands, and community events or religious services, and Prince of Peace keeps the grounds safe and secure, with gardens, decks, a chapel, a courtyard, porches, a bistro, and places for outside relaxation; on-site there's a beauty salon, barber, jacuzzi, sauna, and massage services, plus a private dining area and snack zone, with chef-prepared meals three times a day-including pureed choices for those who need them-and snacks in between, with special diets managed for health needs like diabetes or high blood pressure, and personal laundry, cleaning, and all maintenance taken care of.
Prince of Peace lets residents have cats and dogs, so pets can stay as part of the family, and they offer respite care if someone needs a short stay, or hospice care for comfort and dignity at the end of life, with staff available 24/7 to lend a hand; there's always a focus on supporting peace and well-being, reducing confusion or wandering, and offering programs that keep people connected, comfortable, and safe, and families can arrange a visit to see the place for themselves, since everything is designed to support both active seniors and those with changing cognitive health, always aiming to provide comfort and steady support however people's needs may shift.
