Mirror Lakes

Mirror Lakes sits at 5317 Mirror Lakes Blvd in Boynton Beach and runs as a small, close-knit community with room for six residents, which really makes for a calm and personal setting where people can know each other by name and rely on staff who seem to remember the details that matter, so you get genuine support with daily living, like help dressing or moving around, and the staff watch over medication and meals, paying extra attention to people who need a diabetes diet or have special dietary needs-there's always something on the menu for everyone, and they do the little things that keep folks safe and comfortable without fuss, whether someone needs independent living, skilled nursing, or memory care, and they even have respite care so caregivers can take a well-earned break when they need it. Mirror Lakes calls itself both an association management service and a home for seniors, so you've got the homeowners association called MIRROR LAKES HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC., with officers like Rhona Hayes as Secretary, William Leanos as President, Arthur Granata and Julia Harris as Directors, McKay Best as Vice President, Edmund Buzanoski as Treasurer, and Caroline Kossak as Director, and they're all working out of the management office that sits right there at Mirror Lakes Blvd and keep up the grounds, clubhouse, and pool, with a community clubhouse that's open to residents even while it's going through big renovations, but the pool stays up and running, which is good for folks who count on it every day. They've put a real effort into making things accessible for anyone using a wheelchair, put in central air and electric heat, and put in high-speed Wi-Fi so people can stay in touch with family or just watch a show. All the properties are under HOA rules that keep things running smooth, where people have to use their own bins to get rid of dog waste bags, and the parking is managed too, with rules about not parking on the street or grass except for certain events, plus special permits for guests or temporary vehicles. The Uniguest app lets residents and families get updates and news about the community, and whoever runs the place hires an exterminator to come in when wildlife or rats cause trouble-rules say don't feed the ducks or geese to keep wildlife from taking over, and there's ongoing work to keep things nice for everyone. Mirror Lakes also does interval ownership and timeshare on a 1.3-acre lot, so there are options for home buying, selling, and renting right inside the neighborhood, with unique names like Mirror Lakes Blvd and Mirror Lakes 01 subdivision. The facilities cover a mix of care types, with a focus on both helping folks live on their own and stepping up when someone just needs more help, and staff coordinate with healthcare workers to adjust medication or care plans as needed. It's pretty simple really, with a main focus on building a setting that feels safe, comfortable, and friendly, offering a blend of independence and support, and if you step outside, it's not far to restaurants, cafes, parks, a nearby theater, and local transport. The homeowners association files annual reports (the most recent between 2000 and 2025) and keeps up on property and community needs, with a mailing address through Victory Accounting Services for business matters and registered with Rossin & Burr PLLC in West Palm Beach, which keeps the paperwork tidy. The real story of Mirror Lakes is in its small size, dedicated service, and straightforward management-little things add up here, so people know they're looked after in a way that's personal, steady, and simple.