SerenityCare, LLC

SerenityCare, LLC was a small residential care home at 651 Regina Circle in Oakland, Florida, where seniors could get care in a homelike setting, and you'd see staff on site around the clock ready to help with daily activities like dressing and bathing, and if someone needed help with memory loss or Alzheimer's, they'd have special care plans for that, and for those who tended to wander they had a computerized safety system to help keep folks from getting lost which can be a real comfort for families worrying about their loved ones. They offered a place where people could live if they needed assisted living, independent living, or even more care like in nursing homes, and there were options for both long-term and short stays known as respite care, so a family who needed a break could know their loved one had someone to watch over them, and there were group activities and outings for socializing, devotional activities on site, and outdoor spaces to enjoy, which made it feel more like a real home than a big institution. The kitchen provided vegetarian meals, and they made speciality meals as needed, so most folks didn't need to worry about special diets, and pets were allowed, which meant people could bring a piece of their old home with them, and the rooms had private baths and even bathtubs, which is something some folks really appreciate. Senior internet, TV, and phone plans were available, and they also paid attention to safety, offering medical alert systems, medication dispensers, walk-in tubs, and help with things like diabetic or incontinence care, because staying safe and comfortable mattered here, and there were guides and resources about home security and ID theft protection for peace of mind. The community focused on helping low-income families find living options they could afford, and local expert advisors would walk families through different choices, always looking at what might fit the budget and specific needs, and the service for families didn't cost anything, since SerenityCare, LLC only got paid by the community if someone decided to move in. People left reviews, and most gave five stars, with some giving four, saying they liked the care and homelike feel, and pictures of the place showed the setting so you could get an idea before visiting. The facility supported the needs of seniors who wanted to age in place, and even helped with housing searches for senior apartments, condos, and shared homes, always aiming to give information and support for long-term decisions. Although the business is now inactive because of administrative dissolution as of 2018, and its registration dated back to 2015 with Paul A. Rene listed both as agent and an authorized person, SerenityCare, LLC had its time as part of Windermere Assisted Living and Indian Shore Manor communities, offering different types of care in a quieter, smaller setting surrounded by people who cared about making life easier for seniors.