Azalea Trace

Azalea Trace sits on a big 120-acre campus in Pensacola, where people aged 55 and up find quite a few living options, and you'll notice they give certain parts unique names, which residents seem to remember easily, so you've got independent living for folks who still get around fine, then if someone needs more help, there's assisted living suites, and skilled care beds for those who need constant medical help, and there's memory care for people with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and you can even get short-term respite care or rehabilitation therapy right on site, so families don't have to move their loved ones around as health needs change. The community lets residents pick from floor plans that range from one to three bedroom apartments, which gives some space to spread out, and you'll find full air conditioning, accessible restrooms, outdoor seating, places to park, and spots for making reservations, so it's easier for visitors to come by or for residents to plan events. Some people choose Azalea Trace because you can stay in the same place as your care needs change, which a lot of folks feel comfortable with, and there are activities planned for people who want to stay busy, but if you just want to enjoy the outdoors, there's Gulf Coast attractions nearby and lots of room to walk around on campus. The support staff helps with everyday things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine if you need it, but you can also live there without needing much help if you're just looking for a safe spot to enjoy retirement and keep your options open for the future.