Prestige Care Aventura Assisted Living Facility sits quietly on Northeast 26th Avenue in Aventura, Florida, and folks say it's the only home environment assisted living facility in the area, which you can see from the way the place feels more like a real house than a big institution, and it's been that way since opening in 2016. The license number's AL12991, so the state knows all about it, and they take special care in picking their staff, checking both backgrounds and driving, and even making sure people have good ethics, which means you're likely to find friendly, thoughtful workers there who treat people like family instead of just clients. The building is single-story, laid out for safety and easy walking, and the private rooms, some with water views, give each resident space, while pets are welcome, which always brightens up the place.
The staff speaks English, Spanish, Hebrew, and Russian, with a few who know French, so folks from all kinds of backgrounds feel more at home. The food gets high marks, with chefs and meal planners making nutritious home-cooked meals, including Kosher on request, and there's room service, communal dining, and guest options, which helps everyone keep their own routines. Housekeeping, laundry, linen, and maintenance are all included, so no one needs to fuss over chores, and there's Wi-Fi and cable in each unit. Most services come in the price, like nutritious meals, nurse visits, free Wi-Fi and cable, group exercise, gardening, indoor and outdoor activities, and even help getting to appointments.
People who live here can get help with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and there are trained personal care assistants who offer support without getting in the way of independence, which older folks appreciate, and there's also memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, with safety features like a gated facility and design details to prevent wandering. They also handle medical care, including hospice, psychiatric support, incontinence care, occupational and physical therapy, plus VA aid assistance for veterans. They can set up special diets-diabetic, low fat, low salt-so most health needs can be managed.
For staying active, there are fitness and wellness programs, yoga, arts and crafts, and games for both mind and body, and they put a lot of focus on keeping folks connected socially, emotionally, and mentally, which really helps people adjust to senior living. The garden's nice for quiet time outside, pets are allowed, and visitors even have a spot to park and stay overnight, which keeps families close. There's easy access to hospitals and parks nearby for recreation or emergencies, and it's close enough to the airport for visitors.
The facility takes Medicaid, accepts credit cards, helps with home sales, offers financing, and works to keep things as simple as possible for families. The philosophy here is to treat residents with love and respect, seeing them as their own parents would, and staff seem genuinely dedicated to making sure each person is comfortable and well cared for, aiming for a sense of real home, joy, and calm even when health changes mean folks need more help than before. With everything geared toward supporting dignity, comfort, and safety in a relaxed setting, Prestige Care Aventura tries to offer peace of mind and a pleasant day-to-day life for seniors and their families.
