Sunshine Christian Homes, Inc. sits in Elfers, Florida, and opened its doors back in 1976. This nonprofit community's been around a long time, aiming to serve seniors who need some help with daily life or want a place to live among others. They have 108 beds in their main care center, and offer different types of living spaces like studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and villa accommodations, plus options for memory care with locked areas for safety, and a retirement village that has 86 villas for more independent folks. Staff is on site 24/7 to help out with things like bathing, dressing, meals, and getting around, and they handle medication management, diabetes care, incontinence help, as well as physical and occupational therapy.
Housekeeping, laundry, and transportation are part of daily life here, and meals are cooked with care to be nutritious. There's a library with free Wi-Fi, rooms for arts and crafts, a big common area with TVs and games, and an activities calendar that keeps folks busy with pool, Wii sports, movie nights, crafts, and board games. They run social outings too, and there's a beauty parlor, barbershop, and walking paths outside, plus sunrooms and sitting spots for visiting. Smoking's allowed in certain areas. Seniors can get respite or short-term stays; some live here short periods while recovering, others stay long-term.
Memory care is available for people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and home care services extend to those living in their own homes, with trained aides providing company and non-medical help. There's easy access throughout the property, private bathrooms, controlled entry, and life lease villa options. Sunshine Christian Homes, Inc. follows state licensing rules, accepts Medicaid, welcomes donations as a nonprofit, and tries to make things affordable for seniors on fixed incomes. Staff often get noticed for being friendly and helpful, and the place gets high marks from reviews. They focus on dignity, independence where possible, and caring in a Christian environment with no for-profit motive, saying their goal is to honor God through quality care for each resident.
