Las Palmas Senior Living

Las Palmas Senior Living Embrace a life of leisure in Hialeah’s Finest Assisted Living Community. Compassionate, Comprehensive, and Personalized Care.

04/16/2026

❤️ Las Palmas residents have started a beading project in art class, turning a simple activity into a meaningful and rewarding experience.

Beading keeps hands active, supports cognitive engagement through patterns and counting, and encourages focus, relaxation, and creativity. It also brings residents together, building confidence and a strong sense of accomplishment as they admire their finished pieces.

Today, it encourages the importance of personal care preferences. Reflection may offer clarity and reassurance. Understa...
04/16/2026

Today, it encourages the importance of personal care preferences. Reflection may offer clarity and reassurance. Understanding options supports dignity and involvement. Awareness helps guide future decisions thoughtfully. 📘🌱

The hands provide constant sensory feedback to the brain. This input helps gauge pressure and grip. Awareness supports c...
04/14/2026

The hands provide constant sensory feedback to the brain. This input helps gauge pressure and grip. Awareness supports controlled interaction with objects. Sensory feedback contributes to daily confidence. For seniors, maintaining hand awareness can support safer handling of everyday items.✋📦

04/10/2026

🐣 Las Palmas residents spent a fun afternoon enjoying Easter-themed games, bringing everyone together for a lively and engaging celebration.

Activities like these encourage movement, boost mood, and promote social interaction, creating meaningful moments and lasting smiles. A great way to celebrate the season with fun and connection.

04/10/2026

🍦 Susanna Wesley residents enjoyed a fun Spring Fest ice cream social, bringing everyone together for music, delicious treats, and a cheerful atmosphere.

Events like these encourage social connection, boost mood, and create meaningful moments that celebrate the season. A perfect way to welcome spring with smiles and sweet memories.

Crowded environments can make movement and awareness more challenging. Quieter spaces allow seniors to navigate more com...
04/10/2026

Crowded environments can make movement and awareness more challenging. Quieter spaces allow seniors to navigate more comfortably. Reduced congestion supports better visibility and control. This consideration may help seniors lower the risk of accidental bumps or falls. 👥🛡️

Moving more slowly is often misunderstood. For many seniors, pacing allows the body time to respond and adjust. Intentio...
04/08/2026

Moving more slowly is often misunderstood. For many seniors, pacing allows the body time to respond and adjust. Intentional movement can support awareness and steadiness. This approach usually builds confidence in daily routines. With practice, a steady pace can help reduce strain and support safer movement. 🐢✨

World Health Day emphasizes the value of well-rounded care that supports physical health, emotional strength, and social...
04/07/2026

World Health Day emphasizes the value of well-rounded care that supports physical health, emotional strength, and social connection. Intentional support and consistent daily practices help promote health, dignity, and quality of life throughout each day. These efforts reinforce the importance of creating environments that encourage overall wellbeing. 🌱💙

The eyes help the brain understand space and distance, and smooth eye movement supports visual tracking. This processing...
04/06/2026

The eyes help the brain understand space and distance, and smooth eye movement supports visual tracking. This processing helps seniors guide safe movement. Clear visual flow contributes to daily confidence. For seniors, steady visual awareness can support balance and comfort during everyday activities. 👁️📏

Easter is often recognized as a familiar point in the year. The day may hold personal significance for many individuals....
04/05/2026

Easter is often recognized as a familiar point in the year. The day may hold personal significance for many individuals. Acknowledgment supports emotional connection and reflection. These moments can encourage reassurance and calm. For seniors, familiar observances help reinforce a sense of continuity and comfort. 🌸🌤️

We had a wonderful time getting absolutely creative today! 🎨✨Our amazing residents at Las Palmas gathered together at Su...
04/03/2026

We had a wonderful time getting absolutely creative today! 🎨✨

Our amazing residents at Las Palmas gathered together at Susanna Wesley for a beautiful arts and crafts session coloring gorgeous Easter eggs. Seeing everyone share bright smiles and express their wonderful creativity brings us so much pure joy! 🐰🌸

04/03/2026

🎶 The Instrumix Class with Rey is always a hit at Las Palmas, bringing residents together through music, movement, and interactive fun.

Activities like these support physical activity, encourage coordination, and create joyful, energizing moments filled with rhythm and connection.

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5300 W 16th Avenue
Hialeah, FL
33012

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8:30am - 5pm
Sunday 8:30am - 5pm

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Our History

The dream began with a question posed at a 1945 Methodist Conference Meeting at the White Temple Methodist Church (now part of First United Methodist Church of Miami): "What is being done about a home for the elderly?"

The "Biscayne Home for Women" was incorporated on September 15, 1948. A gift of $50,000.00 from Miss Emma Quinn of the White Temple had made possible the purchase of a home at 47 Southwest 11th Street. Miss Quinn became the first resident. The home could accommodate twelve women and was owned and operated by the White Temple Methodist Church.

With the increasing need across the area for a home for elderly men and women, the "Biscayne Home" became a Methodist District Home in 1954. A new location committee was appointed to find a site for an expanded ministry.

In April 1957, Mr. C.W. Kistler, Member of First Methodist Church of Coral Gables and owner of the Beverly Terrace Hotel, called his pastor, the Reverend Lewis Head, to suggest that his hotel might make a wonderful retirement home.