Beevaplace Assisted Living Facility sits in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, and keeps things simple and quiet with a small, home-like setting that offers six beds, so it's a bit more personal and easygoing than some places with long hallways and crowds, and when you walk in, you'll see it's clean, cozy, and the furniture feels familiar, more like home than a hospital. Residents stay in studios or apartments, some with kitchens, and there are large closets for storing belongings, so you have room to bring the things you love or need. Beevaplace does offer help with dressing, bathing, getting out of bed or chairs, and other things like managing medicines and checking health, which can ease the daily load for folks who need hands-on care or reminders, and you won't have to worry about laundry or cleaning because there's staff taking care of linens and keeping rooms in order.
The facility takes care of meals, offering three daily, including choices for kosher and vegetarian diets, and for those who have trouble chewing or swallowing, there's a pureed food menu, and they also help with making meals and snacks as needed, which is good for folks whose diets are changing. There's always a nurse on staff, visiting doctors, and other health professionals like podiatrists and therapists who come by, especially when residents need help recovering or maintaining health, and you can get help here if you have Parkinson's or need special care for diabetes, as staff can assist with insulin. For those who need it, Beevaplace has a Memory Care unit where staff looks after residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, keeping routines structured and safety tight for people who might wander or act out, and the staff here know how to manage tough moments thanks to extra training in dementia care, reminders, and behavior support.
You can join in on activities every day, including fitness classes and group gatherings for social, educational, or religious interests, and there are both indoor spaces and good-sized balconies for relaxing or talking with neighbors. The place has computers, an extensive library if you like to read, and even a small theater for watching movies, all intended to keep folks engaged, because staying busy can help the days feel fuller. Transportation is available for errands, shopping, medical appointments, and outings, and there's a concierge service to arrange plans, while resident parking space makes things easy for those who still drive. People who just need short-term help can get respite care, and for end of life, hospice services are available so residents don't need to move out during difficult times, and folks with long-term care insurance or VA Aid and Attendance benefits can use them here, which helps with costs.
Bathrooms and showers are ADA-compliant and wheelchair accessible, so if you're dealing with mobility issues, you won't have to worry about getting in and out as safely as possible, and the facility is smoke-free indoors with an outdoor area for smokers. Beevaplace works under fair housing and equal opportunity rules and accepts adults who want to keep living as independently as possible, though the staff is there 24 hours a day if you need help, day or night, and they keep a close eye on health while respecting privacy. The staff handles medication management and help with personal care, and residents' plans are updated based on changes in needs, so if you need more attention or different care over time, you can stay and get the help required. Amenities like English language support, Wi-Fi, and a telephone are available in shared and private spaces, and for spiritual needs, there's devotion time both on and off-site.
Beevaplace does accept people who sometimes wander or might have physical outbursts, and they're equipped to handle mechanical lifts and transfers for folks who can't move on their own, which is important for heavier or less mobile seniors. Adult Day Care is available for those who only need daytime support, and the home-like environment aims to make people feel comfortable without the stress of a larger institution. While the community has been rated low by some, it does its best to provide a safer, more personal setting where seniors can keep some independence and dignity while getting the care they need.
