VILLA OF KINGS & QUEENS OF DELRAY INC.

Villa of Kings & Queens of Delray Inc. sits at 13415 Barwick Road in a quiet part of Delray Beach, Florida, where you'll find a private and family-owned place with room for only 14 residents, which helps make it feel more like a home than a regular facility, and the owners, who run everything themselves, try hard to treat everyone with care and respect like family, with the owner being a registered nurse with 25 years of experience and her brother as administrator. The house is large and easy to get around, even with a cane, with a bright, big yard, lovely places to sit, walking paths, and garden spots, and both private and shared areas for peace and company, as well as furnished rooms and plenty of natural light. Services cover everything from independent living to assisted living, memory care, respite stays, and even enhanced assisted living for those who need more support, with special nursing care allowed under Florida's limited nursing license that lets staff handle things like insulin for people with diabetes, and there's always 12-16 hours of nursing care plus 24-hour supervision, help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and a call alert system for safety, so staff can come quickly if someone needs help day or night. Some people stay short-term for respite, others longer, and enhanced assisted living comes with a specified charge for those with extra needs, and there are choices like $650 a month for assisted living, $125 a day for respite, $175 a day for enhance assisted living, and $50 a day if transportation is needed. Residents get two prepared meals a day in a dining room that looks and feels a lot like a family kitchen, with home-cooked meals, all-day dining options, and special diets available for allergies or diabetes, and all housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning is taken care of, so there's not much worry about chores. Medical support includes regular visits from doctors, help with medications, access to physical therapy, and specialized programming for dementia or hospice patients with proper waivers. For safety, there's an emergency alert system plus a generator with a large propane tank to keep things running in case the power goes out, and strict license checks and health inspections keep everything up to state rules under license number 11308. People who don't walk or use wheelchairs get support with transfers and accessibility, and there's always someone there to help. A move-in coordination service tries to make transitions smooth, and activities range from group games in the game room, reading in the library, fitness sessions, scheduled events, and trips using provided transportation, so there's always something to do, but peace and quiet are easy to find if that's what someone likes. The villa isn't part of any big chain, it's family-run from top to bottom, and everything aims to give a supportive place with dignity, respect, and attention to all who choose to call it home, with a score of 6.8 according to Seniorly's rating, and a focus on comfort, engagement, and safety, all wrapped in a homelike setting where everyone can feel like a king or queen, surrounded by care that feels personal and genuine.