Assisted Living in Pompano Beach

At The Preserve at Palm-Aire, our main priority is to improve the lives of our assisted living residents. We offer dining experiences similar to those found in top restaurants, along with on-site therapy and personalized support services, such as laundry, housekeeping, and transportation. Our commitment is to make each day easier and more enjoyable for all members of our community.

The assisted living apartments at The Preserve at Palm-Aire are meant to feel like home. We don't include furniture, except for the kitchenette appliances, to allow residents to customize their space. We recommend bringing personal belongings, such as a bed and smaller furniture items, to make the apartment truly your own.

Looking to know what to pack and what to skip when moving in? Check out this helpful article from The Arbor Company Blog!

Assisted living might be the ideal choice for you or your loved one, depending on certain indicators. If you constantly feel unsteady or have recently experienced a fall, struggle with managing chronic pain or other conditions, or experience loneliness and isolation despite a desire for social engagement, transitioning into an assisted living community could greatly benefit you. If you're unsure about the right time to make this decision, feel free to give us a call—our compassionate team is always available to assist you.

If you or your loved one is having trouble accomplishing basic tasks such as grooming, household chores, preparing meals, or even moving around, it may be time to consider the advantages of assisted living. This option offers a perfect blend of professional assistance with your day-to-day activities while ensuring your privacy and dignity are maintained. These factors are essential for our well-being as we age, promoting a comfortable and rewarding lifestyle.

It's important to note that when it comes to assisted living communities, usually only the medical expenses can be deducted–not the everyday living costs like room and board. However, if someone is residing in the community primarily for medical care, there's a chance that some or all of their personal costs may be eligible for a medical expense tax deduction. For personalized guidance, we encourage you to consult a tax advisor.