The Landing of Panama City Beach sits at 401 N Alf Coleman Rd and carries a name that fits its nautical theme, with coastal décor and tranquil indoor spaces where residents enjoy comfortable seating. The place offers several care services, including hospice, home care, assisted living, independent living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, respite care, and more, all with a team of resident assistants and nurses on-site 24/7. The building and grounds are both wheelchair friendly, with wide hallways, modern fixtures, accessible apartments, and rooms that use calming colors, rustic accents, and comfortable furnishings, though there aren't kitchens inside the units. Residents receive personalized care, such as help with bathing, getting dressed, grooming, and toileting, medication management, and health reminders, plus a licensed nurse stays available at all hours.
People living there get safety features like gated entries, controlled access, fall prevention programs, remote monitoring, and regular wellness checks every 1-2 hours, and staff respond quickly to concerns. The community puts a focus on memory care and has safety rails, a memory care salon, activity rooms, arts and crafts studios, and outside areas with gardens, water features, and a secured patio. Meals come through communal dining, private dining, or room service, and residents give input for menu options; meals fit special diets, like low-salt, low-fat, diabetic, vegetarian, renal, or Dysphagia needs, all approved by a dietitian.
Medical clinics and therapy services including occupational, physical, speech, and post-acute rehab are available right on the property for convenience. There's help with transportation for errands and doctor visits, plus shopping trips and wheelchair-accessible vans. Residents join a full calendar of activities - music, arts and crafts, tabletop games, karaoke, noodle ball, outings, educational programs, and live entertainment like singing visits, all designed to keep minds and bodies active. Staff set up family-inclusive events such as monthly celebrations and Mother's Day tea, and families can visit at any time, even late at night if needed. The staff training covers behavior management, diabetes care, medical needs, safety, and ethics, and the community is known for having kind, patient, and knowledgeable caregivers.
Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance come included, and there's a mail service, chaplain, and religious services on site. The community supports pets and offers pet therapy; memory care is designed to reduce confusion and wandering. Suites provide Wi-Fi and cable TV, and the community offers private or semi-private layouts, depending on what families want. Residents and families can take a virtual tour of the grounds, use a resident portal for updates, or calculate estimated costs with provided tools. Regular staff training and fall management aim to keep everyone safe, and care plans change as residents' conditions change, especially in end-of-life stages with hospice support. The Landing gets positive marks for its clean, well-designed buildings, friendly staff, and compassionate day-to-day care, always trying to help seniors feel at home, connected, and comfortable as they age.
