Charity Care Inc sits in a quiet tropical neighborhood just northwest of Miami and is licensed in Florida for up to 20 residents, being AL License # 5892 and License # 91. The place offers assisted living, memory care services for those with dementia and Alzheimer's, and also has home care and hospice care available, with a focus on serving underserved populations who need help the most, so folks often find a caring atmosphere where the staff aim to remove financial barriers to health services and provide charitable healthcare. There's a Board and Care Home option, too. Residents can get help with medication, bathing, dressing, hygiene, diabetes management, transfers, mobility, incontinence care, and activities of daily living, and there's always 24-hour supervision with a nurse station and staff trained to handle emergencies with a 24-hour call system, fire sprinklers, and a generator for shelter in place if the power goes out, so safety stays front and center.
The building itself is wheelchair accessible with showers and ADA-compliant bathrooms, and there are both private and semi-private rooms to fit different needs and budgets, set up with furnishings, telephones, TVs, and Wi-Fi on request. You'll find daily housekeeping, linen service, and three home-style meals a day plus snacks, always with an eye towards special dietary needs. It has both indoor and outdoor common areas, including landscaped grounds, walking paths, a gardening area, an arts room, a salon, and community-sponsored activities. Residents can join fitness classes, play dominoes or card games, watch movies, or go to social events, so there's plenty for everyone-plus a calendar of educational programs and creative arts to keep life active and interesting. Communal TVs and internet help folks stay connected, while transportation services and parking make it easier for residents and their visitors, and being near bus lines keeps people in touch with the community beyond the facility. The staff arrange medical transportation and coordinate with offsite devotional services if needed.
Meals are served three times a day, freshly cooked, and snacks are always available, trying to make the environment feel like home. Some rooms look out onto the outdoor areas, giving people space for reflection or a bit of gardening. There's always a focus on dignity, respect, and compassion, with core values like inclusion, service excellence, self-determination, innovation, and accountability shaping care. Memory care plans are personalized for each resident, so there's a special effort toward helping people keep their minds active, and all services aim to help folks stay as independent as possible while still offering the support they need to enjoy each day, whether it's through socialization, leisure, or the many structured programs meant to help people thrive in their later years.
