Jamaica Shores Assisted Living Facility

Jamaica Shores Assisted Living Facility sits in Port St. Lucie, Florida, with a state license number 10806 and space for up to six residents, so the place feels smaller and maybe a bit more personal than some bigger places. Folks can find assisted living as well as board and care services here, with extra support like help with bathing, dressing, medication management, moving from bed to wheelchair-even for residents needing a two-person transfer or special lifts. Meal prep includes three homemade dishes a day, options for low or no sodium, vegetarian choices, meals for diabetes or food allergies, and anytime dining if someone's schedule is off. Jamaica Shores offers memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's or other dementia and tries to reduce confusion and wandering-meaning they keep a close eye on folks likely to forget where they are or get lost. There's 24-hour care, with nurses and a doctor on call, and RNs, LPNs, medication care managers, and technicians working alongside a medical director. Housekeeping, laundry, and special help like incontinence care, insulin monitoring, and behavioral support give extra peace of mind. People can join scheduled social activities like movie nights, music therapy, games, animal visits, and planned trips-the community has a theater, book room, sauna or health room, hairdresser or salon, garden, and outdoor walking paths, plus fitness and creative programs for folks of all mobility levels. Apartment-style rooms come furnished, with kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and emergency alert systems. Residents can join recreation, intergenerational programs, and get transportation for appointments, errands, or faith-based events, with parking for those who still drive. Staff can help with both one-person and two-person transfers, and handle injections or medical needs on site. Jamaica Shores gives families a break with hospice care, respite stays, or just regular check-ins, and they coordinate care plans as needs change so people don't have to move as health declines. The facility puts an emphasis on safety, individualized care, and keeping daily life comfortable and as home-like as possible, without feeling big or overwhelming.