Wellness Living

Wellness Living sits in Miami, Florida, and runs as a small, licensed assisted living facility with just five beds under License #12269, making it easy for residents to get close attention, and while the place is on the smaller side, residents get help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and medication, and the staff can take care of people who use wheelchairs or need two-person assisted transfers with mechanical lifts if needed, and folks living there can also use respite care if family caregivers need a break, and they work with visiting doctors, nurses, dentists, and podiatrists, so families don't have to worry much about medical help, and the staff is around all day and night, offering both English and Spanish for communication, and everybody gets reminders and monitoring for safety. The building has indoor and outdoor common areas, community rooms, wheelchair accessible features, and a dining room for nutritious daily meals and snacks-including options for vegetarians, special diets like kosher or diabetes-friendly, and all-day dining-so everyone can feel comfortable and eat what's right for them. There's an on-call doctor, plus extra services like laundry, housekeeping, and arranging transportation for appointments and trips out, so people don't get stuck indoors, and there are movie nights, full schedules of community-sponsored activities, and outdoor walking paths and gardens. For seniors facing memory troubles like Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, the community has a purpose-built, separate memory care building with a secured layout, bracelets that sound an alarm if someone wanders, and programming that fits memory care needs, and staff are used to handling residents who might wander, have behavioral issues, or need lots of reminders and supervision. The "aging in place" approach means residents can stay even as care needs increase, whether that's skilled nursing, short-term rehab after a hospital stay, or more help with getting around, and the place also accepts residents who need non-ambulatory care. Wellness Living gets a community score of 3.8 from Seniorly, and the average room cost for memory care in a semi-private setting is $3,500 monthly. The calendar stays busy with on-site and off-site activities that help folks stay social, active, and engaged, and the property makes space for both private and community events. Residents find furnished rooms, emergency alert systems for safety, and staff handle move-in coordination to make settling in easier, and staff can help with incontinence, diabetes care, behavioral needs, and more, so families can breathe a little easier knowing their loved ones are looked after as their needs change.