Isles at Waterway Village sits at 5350 Waterway Village Boulevard in Vero Beach, Florida, and operates as a master-planned neighborhood with large home sites, resort-style amenities, and a homeowners association called THE ISLES AT WATERWAY VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., which manages the community and keeps things safe, attractive, and well-organized with annual reports, governance documents, and a team that includes a President, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President, and Director, all listed by name. The community focuses on assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing care, and continuing care, offering a range of support levels depending on what people need as they get older. Residents can choose private or shared rooms, including studios, and the facility supports those who need help with bathing, dressing, medication management, or non-ambulatory care, with a 24-hour call system so staff can help whenever needed and special areas set up just for people who need memory care or memory support, ensuring supervision and comfort.
Many daily services make life easier here, like housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, concierge help, family support, and scheduled transportation and parking help, and residents pay bills online through the resident portal, where they can also send service requests for repairs or other needs. The dining options are varied, with a dining room, all-day and restaurant-style meal service, and menus that consider allergies and diabetes. Activities are part of daily life, like music programs, a book club with a long list of books, game room, movie theater, arts room, library, fitness room, and spa, plus there are gardens, walking paths, and outdoor events to keep everyone active and connected with neighbors and family. Isles at Waterway Village has special places just for memory care and support, with programs and features meant to help people with memory problems feel secure and comfortable, and the community calendar online helps residents and families keep track of events, meetings, and community activities. People living here also get information with resources like the Isles Tree and Shrub Guide, and the homeowners association supports everyone's quality of life, helping folks manage their homes or activities online as well, making it a comfortable village for seniors with different needs and interests.
