Sunset Gardens II

Sunset Gardens II sits in Miami, Florida, at several locations including 19301 SW 87th Ave, 11855 Quail Roost Dr, 19240 SW 124th Ct, 9869 SW 152nd St, 15600 SW 143rd Ave, 11173 SW 112th Ter, and 12732 SW 93rd St, in a busy area with about 51,000 people in the 33176 zip code and a middle-class average income. This community houses seniors in residential care homes, senior apartments, and assisted living settings, offering a 6-bed licensed facility quietly focused on care, safety, and daily living, and follows the rules set by Florida's Department of Social Services (certification 10974). There's a mix of facilities under the Sunset Gardens banner, like the University Plaza Rehabilitation and Nursing Center holding 148 rooms, senior care locations such as the Imperial Club in North Miami Beach, Heron Pointe in Hollywood, a 163-room setup at Jackson Memorial Perdue Medical Center, St Annes Nursing Center with 213 units, Coral Reef with 180 skilled nursing units, and East Ridge at Cutler Bay with 60 rooms. Residents can get help with bathing, dressing, medication, and bathroom use, and there's memory care for Alzheimer's, dementia, or confusion, where secure settings help keep wandering in check. Meals arrive three times a day-home-cooked, with options like vegetarian and kosher, and meal plans can fit health needs like diabetes or high blood pressure. Rooms come with private bathrooms, wheel-in showers, and tubs. Staff help with incontinence, diabetic needs, and can handle non-ambulatory care, and there's a friendly team known for kindness and helpfulness. Amenities include both outdoor and indoor spaces, scheduled daily programs, music, movies, creative activities, entertainment, and organized outings. Specialty services come with names like music therapy and animal therapy, and there's a beauty area plus a mobile hairdresser for those who want it. Residents have transportation available for getting to doctors, shopping, or spiritual gatherings, and parking is on site. Independent living options are there for active folks, while board and care homes offer more hands-on support. Respite and short-term stays give families relief, and veteran-focused senior living services are also available. There's staff awake 24 hours a day who can help with special needs, and two-person transfers can be arranged if needed. The whole community is made so seniors feel comfortable, safe, and still connected to fun and daily life, even when dealing with difficult health conditions or memory troubles, and families can expect flexibility in care and open help for long-term planning. Every part of care aims to be as home-like and supportive as possible, offering both independence for those who can, and careful watchfulness for those who need more help.