Victoria Landing offers a rental community for seniors with views of the Indian River and Historic Downtown Eau Gallie, and you'll find that it's licensed as an Assisted Living Facility (ALF# 12434) through the AHCA. The community provides several levels of care, including assisted living, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, independent living options, adult day care, and home health services, with a range of care available including 24-hour nursing if needed, with trained staff who people describe as loving and attentive. The waterfront setting features private apartments with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, walk-in closets, patios or balconies, and views for watching dolphins and boats, and the apartments let residents age in place while getting personalized care as their needs change over time.
Victoria Landing has a pool, outdoor seating, a water-front terrace, walking paths, and a private dock, which makes it pleasant for residents who want to be outside or enjoy the water. Residents have access to services like transportation, on-site physician visits, home health care, and non-medical aides for companionship, as well as massage therapy, a beauty salon and barber, fitness center, restaurant-style dining with a chef, three daily gourmet meals, and activities arranged on a calendar. There's a strong wellness program and dedicated efforts to keep people active and social, with programs like "Energize Your Life," The Arts & More, crafts, happy hours, and outings. The community includes a grand auditorium, card and game rooms, lounges, courtyard, craft rooms, conference room, fire pit, elevators, and on-site banking and parking, as well as WiFi, cable, emergency call systems, wheelchair accessible features, air conditioning, and pet-friendly policies.
The community maintains a facial-coverings policy and uses accessibility tools and accommodations throughout the property. Family-owned management lives on site, aiming to create a place with character and spirit, where residents feel secure and like they belong. Personalized care tries to be consistent, with attention to dignity, respect, and residents' changing needs, and the staff tries to support residents with both physical and emotional care. Residents can schedule a personal tour to get a feel for the place and talk with staff about needs for both current and future care. There are no quoted prices or cost information, and the focus is on providing a comfortable home where people can stay for the long term, with a full mix of activity, security, independence, and care as needed.
