Dayspring Senior Living, LLC sits on a large 36-acre campus with big green spaces and tall trees, right off US Highway 1 near Hilliard, Florida, and has been working as a Florida Limited Liability Company since 2014, reporting every year as required and holding all the right licenses, like License Number 12925 from the AHCA for Limited Mental Health and Limited Nursing Services, so folks get supervised care in a structured and safe setting. The main address is 553600 US Hwy 1 in Hilliard, with most business managed by a small group, including Douglas Preston Adkins, Janet Huey Adkins, and Donald D. Adkins listed as the MGR (manager). You'll find private and semi-private rooms, all fully furnished, with rates that include meals, laundry, housekeeping, high-speed internet, and emergency alert systems for peace of mind, plus rooms for respite stays and both short-term and long-term care depending on residents' needs. There's a rating of 4.8 from 26 reviews, which says folks seem to appreciate what the staff provides, and the place has up to 64 beds for residents who need varying levels of care.
The campus has seven buildings with 180 licensed assisted living facility beds and offers a wide range of services, like help with daily activities (bathing, dressing, and transfers), medication management, hospice care assistance if needed, and transportation for appointments or outings, along with a pet-friendly option for those who want to keep a beloved animal with them. For memory care, there's a secured and supervised wing designed for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and trained caregivers offer both individual attention and group support, including wellness and activities to maintain skills for as long as possible. The facility uses new point-of-care technology for managing medicines and health records, which is helpful when someone has a complex or chronic health condition. There's a 40-person adult day care service that runs every day from 6 am to 11 pm, offering meals, wellness programs, and social activities for people who need care during the day.
Dayspring Senior Living, LLC features sunlit indoor common areas with comfortable seating, arts and crafts rooms, a chapel for devotional services, barber and salon, dining rooms with all-day restaurant-style meals that can be customized for allergies or special diets, and both front and back porches for enjoying the views. Outdoors, you'll find walking paths, gardens, recreation areas, and a mix of electronic surveillance and call systems for added safety. The community has staff on duty 24 hours, so someone's always available to answer a call or help with mobility, and there's a program of resident-run activities from exercise to movie nights, which helps people stay involved and social. The "founder" rates for the first 16 beds start at $2,250 for single rooms, and the usual $2,000 admission fee is waived for those first residents, which makes a difference for folks watching costs. There's also housekeeping, transportation help, dry cleaning, and support for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents, so people don't have to worry as much about day-to-day needs. The place focuses on community, which means they try to keep things homelike, with dedicated caregivers and a warm, cozy environment where individual attention matters, and there are structured programs meant to keep everyone mentally and physically active as best as possible. The place operates mostly in English and tries to give everyone a good quality of life, whether they need basic help or more specialized dementia or mental health services. There's a main building called the James, and across the campus you'll find offices for over 80 employees at peak times, which means plenty of staff is available to manage care routines and respond quickly when someone needs help.
