Wellington, Florida is not an ordinary place. Known as the Winter Equestrian Capital of the World, it hosts the Winter Equestrian Festival at Wellington International, and its polo fields, lakefront neighborhoods, and quality of life are simply part of the fabric of daily life.
The families who live here, and the families who want the very best for their aging parents, understand what it means to expect excellence. For 15 years, Amazing Grace Assisted Living has been meeting that expectation across Palm Beach County, and our Wellington home brings that same standard to this community.
Amazing Grace Assisted Living VI, located at 13674 Staimford Dr, Wellington, FL 33414, sits in a quiet residential neighborhood surrounded by lakes, palm trees, golf courses, and the kind of sun-drenched Florida beauty that makes this village so extraordinary. This is not a facility. It is a home.
Amazing Grace has cared for Palm Beach County seniors since 2011. In an industry where new assisted living homes open and close regularly, that kind of longevity says something. It says that families have trusted Amazing Grace consistently, across hundreds of families and a decade and a half of changing needs and evolving care standards.
Our Wellington home was built on everything we learned in those years: how to staff a home so that no resident waits, how to catch a subtle health change before it becomes a crisis, and how to make a new resident feel at home within days, not months. Wellington families get a home with the systems, clinical standards, and hard-won experience of a team that has been doing this for 15 years.
The single most important number in assisted living is not the square footage of the rooms or the number of amenities on the brochure. It is the ratio of caregivers to residents, because that number determines how much time, attention, and genuine care each resident actually receives every day.
At many assisted living facilities in Palm Beach County, one caregiver is responsible for 8, 10, sometimes 15 or more residents at a time. At Amazing Grace Wellington, we maintain a 1:3 ratio: one dedicated caregiver for every three residents, around the clock.
When your mother needs help getting ready in the morning, she is not waiting. When your father has a question, someone is there to answer it, not in twenty minutes, but now. When a resident's mood shifts, their appetite changes, or something just seems slightly off, the caregiver notices, because they have the time and familiarity to notice. At a 1:10 ratio, those early signals get missed. At 1:3, they don't.
This ratio is a deliberate, unwavering commitment we have maintained for 15 years, regardless of what it costs us.
Amazing Grace was founded by Debbie Lytle, RN, a Registered Nurse with more than 30 years of experience in Palm Beach County, and that is the single most important fact about how we operate.
An RN-founded home is one where medication management isn't delegated to the least trained person available. Where a change in a resident's vitals is understood in context. Where diabetic care, wound monitoring, and the complex interplay of multiple medications are handled with real expertise.
Our Wellington home offers the full spectrum of care services, all delivered under that clinical standard:
From our Staimford Drive address, residents and their families are close to everything that makes Wellington exceptional:
Words like "community," "campus," and "resort-style amenities" are often used to dress up what are, fundamentally, large institutional operations built around efficiency and scale.
Amazing Grace Wellington is none of those things. It is a residential home in a residential neighborhood, with a maximum of six residents, a kitchen where real meals are prepared, a living room where people gather, and an outdoor space where Wellington's weather can actually be enjoyed.
Residents don't shuffle down hallways past closed doors. They move through a home. They know every person there: the residents, the caregivers, and the familiar faces that become, over weeks and months, something that genuinely resembles family. For seniors living with memory loss, that small scale matters even more; we explain why in Why Alzheimer's Patients Thrive in a Residential Home.
Yes. Amazing Grace Assisted Living VI is licensed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (License AL14012).
Yes. Our RN-led team cares for residents with Alzheimer's and other dementias, with trained caregivers, structured routines, and a secure environment.
Rates vary widely, and many large facilities add charges as needs increase. Amazing Grace uses one all-inclusive monthly rate. See our Palm Beach County assisted living cost guide or call for current availability and pricing.
Yes. Families are welcome any time, with no set visiting hours.
We keep our home intentionally small, and availability is limited. If you're considering Amazing Grace for a loved one, we encourage you to reach out sooner rather than later and to come see us in person, because no brochure or blog post can fully capture what it feels like to walk through a home where every resident is genuinely known and loved.
Amazing Grace Assisted Living VI (Wellington)
13674 Staimford Dr
Wellington, FL 33414
License AL14012
📞 (561) 818-5790
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Proudly serving Wellington, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Loxahatchee, West Palm Beach, and all of Palm Beach County.
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