Senior Home Care Of South Florida LLC

Senior Home Care Of South Florida LLC, located at 6308 SW 27th St #1 in Miramar, Florida, worked to help seniors feel comfortable and safe by providing many support services, though the company has been inactive since February 2019. Staff were able to speak both Spanish and English, and could give companionship and non-medical help to people living at home. The site allowed outdoor smoking, and had both indoor and outdoor common areas, plus private baths in common spaces, and wheelchair-accessible showers to make things easier for everyone. The place had secure doors and wander guard systems for memory care, so people with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia were safe. Memory care was a big focus, so seniors with higher care needs could get help close to home, and there were therapies aimed at memory support. Staff worked to provide 24-hour support, medication management, help with bathing, dressing, and eating, and there were both short-term respite care and board and care services available if families needed a break or temporary help. Residents could choose meal options such as kosher or vegetarian meals, and nutritious food was always a part of the care. There were beautician services, resident parking, and easy access to public transit, and for those needing rides, complimentary or paid transportation could be arranged. The facility had won awards like "Best of Senior Living" and "Most Friendly in Senior Living," and helped seniors needing assisted living, independent living, home care, memory care, or who needed support with higher medical needs. The team included people trained for incontinence care, diabetic care, ambulatory care, and high acuity care. The residential community called First Choice Assisted Living Facility focused mostly on memory care and supportive living for active seniors who needed help with daily tasks but still wanted privacy, as private rooms were available and short stays could be arranged. People were supported in a way that tried to treat everyone like family, with staff trained to help with companionship and other needs at home. The organization, a Florida LLC, was managed by Gloria Jump and had Dillon Ryan and Zola Daubon as members. Its license number was 12170, and the NPI number was 1790149813. Meals were provided, and the facility allowed older adults to have access to both safety and comfort in a familiar place, with a deep focus on enhancing the quality of life for those with dementia or who needed more complex help.