Keifers Quarters Senior Home sits at 20 Central Ave in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, and it's a senior living community with a state license for 32 beds. The facility offers a mix of care options, including assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, independent living, and short-term respite stays, so people can find the level of support they need. Residents live in private or semi-private rooms that are handsomely decorated, and every room has its own TV hookup and private phone service if needed.
There's round-the-clock supervision by experienced staff who help with things like medication management, laundry, housekeeping, and getting to medical appointments or setting up rides. They serve three meals a day in the dining room, with vegetarian options available, and there's always a focus on providing a home-like setting where people can feel comfortable and safe. The facility has spacious lounges, TV rooms for people to relax and watch their favorite shows, and both indoor and outdoor common areas that are landscaped for residents to enjoy.
Residents have access to regular activities, including Bingo, crafts, games, puzzles, discussion groups led by staff and volunteers, and devotional groups onsite or offsite. There are also outings and group activities to help people stay social and active. For those who need help, Keifers Quarters offers medication delivery, medical professionals who visit, help with scheduling medical appointments, and transfer services to medical offices. Laundry and housekeeping happen every day.
The community is set up for comfort and independence, while making sure people have the right support, and there's always someone close by to help. The parking is set for both residents and guests, and the ground floor rooms are available for those who need easy access. Families can get guidance from local senior living advisors, and they're able to find detailed community information and verified reviews to help make decisions, though sometimes information about the community's features or prices isn't always published if there's a data problem. The place focuses on making life easier while giving residents the attention and support they need day and night.
