Golden Years Alf

Golden Years Alf sits in West Palm Beach, FL, and offers seniors a comfortable place with care whenever it's needed, since they have staff around 24 hours, a call system in every room, and help with almost anything, like bathing, dressing, getting out of bed, and even feeding, and sometimes, when folks need a break, they offer respite care too. Folks live in either semi-private quarters, studio apartments, or one-bedroom apartments, and rooms come fully furnished with cable, high def TVs, kitchenettes, telephone, and WiFi, plus you've got access to common spaces, a game room, arts and craft area, a beauty salon with a traveling hairdresser, and a small library, so it does feel like a little community in itself. Meals are included, served in a restaurant-style dining room with all-day dining options, and the staff makes home-cooked meals with three regular dishes and keeps an eye on special diet needs, like for people with diabetes or high blood pressure, and if someone's got a food allergy, they'll work with that too. There are gardens, walking paths, a hot tub, steam room, fitness center, community room, book room, and folks are free to bring their pets because it's pet-friendly here, so you won't have to part with your companion. Residents get help with medication, diabetic care, incontinence care, non-ambulatory support, and if someone has Parkinson's or needs memory care for Alzheimer's or other memory issues, skilled nursing and nurses on staff can help, and visiting medical professionals stop by too. Golden Years Alf holds regular activities like music therapy, animal therapy, exercise classes, arts programs, movie nights, social evening events, and outside trips for errands or faith-based outings; transportation is available for doctor's appointments too. Folks can expect support with laundry, housekeeping, bathroom reminders, mail, and move-in coordination, as well as emergency systems in every room. The community is licensed under Florida #10192 for up to 40 residents, with different fees for levels of care, a community fee, and buy-in fees for folks who want either independent or more help in daily living. There's a focus on a sense of belonging and treating every resident with respect and dignity, with wellness plans shaped to fit each person, and care for both medical and emotional needs. Hospice care is available if needed, and the staff aims to make sure everyone stays active, welcomed, and safe in a homelike place that feels easygoing and honest, ready to offer help when it's wanted.