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Royal Senior Care opened its newest location, The Oasis at Coral Reef, with a formal ribbon cutting ceremony on July 20. A luxury senior living community, The Oasis at Coral Reef includes Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care located minutes from Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay and Pinecrest.
Executive Director Lisette Valdes-Brito is excited about the new campus and its features.
“We have amenities within the community that include a luxury salon, fitness and wellness center, art studio, performing arts theater, restaurant style dining room, pool, piano lounge and bar, plus much more,” said Valdes-Brito. “The Oasis at Coral Reef is like being on a vacation every day of the year.”
The monthly rates include:
• Three meals daily from a select menu
• Scheduled recreational and social activities including dining out and special events
• Scheduled group transportation for shopping, banking and doctor’s appointments
• Weekly housekeeping services with daily trash removal
• Medication management
• Use of common facilities
• Weekly personal laundry and linen service
• Wi-Fi
• All utilities included
• 24-hour emergency response system
• Assistance with all activities of daily living
• Routine maintenance in your apartment
“We want to assure our seniors and their families that we fully comprehend the challenges of this significant transition,” said Valdes-Brito. “Rest assured, we stand by their side every step of the way.”
The Oasis at Coral Reef is located at 15055-15060 SW 97th Avenue, adjacent to Jackson South Medical Center, an affiliate of the Jackson Health System. Jackson is a nonprofit academic medical system offering world class care including specialties in the areas of rehabilitation and gerontology. The site is also just across the street from the Palmetto Golf Course featuring a Par-70 Championship course with more than 121 acres including a driving range, restaurants, and plenty of beautiful views from Oasis residents’ balconies.
“The Oasis is just a short drive from many of Miami’s landmarks including Zoo Miami, The Falls shopping center, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden and Deering Estate, so the activities will seem endless and will ensure the continual active lifestyle.”
For information, call 786-826-9097 or visit oasiscoralreef.com.
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