West Palm Beach sits at the heart of Palm Beach County. It is where the highways converge, where the airport anchors the region, and where families flying in from New York, Chicago, or California land and find themselves, within minutes, at the door of their loved one's home.
That accessibility is not an accident. Amazing Grace Assisted Living's two West Palm Beach homes, Amazing Grace I at 2685 Carambola Road and Amazing Grace II at 2257 Edgewater Drive, both in the 33406 zip code, were chosen with families in mind: not just the residents who live there, but the sons, daughters, and grandchildren who fly in and need to know that getting there is simple.
Both homes sit just minutes from Palm Beach International Airport (PBI), with many direct flights landing daily. For the families of our residents, that means less travel time and more time on the back porch, sharing a meal, and being present with the people they love.
Amazing Grace I: 2685 Carambola Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33406
Set on a quiet residential street near Lake Clarke Shores, our Carambola Road home is a single-level Florida residence on a generous lot, surrounded by mature landscaping and the neighborhood calm that makes the 33406 zip code such a beloved place to live. It is not a commercial building or a "campus." It is a home, and it has welcomed residents and their families since Amazing Grace first opened its doors in 2011.
Amazing Grace II: 2257 Edgewater Drive, West Palm Beach, FL 33406
A short distance away in the peaceful Edgewater Park neighborhood, a well-established West Palm Beach community known for large lots, tropical landscaping, and proximity to the Lake Clarke canal system, our Edgewater Drive home offers the same boutique, RN-led care in a spacious residential setting. It feels removed from the noise of the city while remaining minutes from the airport, hospitals, shopping, and downtown West Palm Beach.
Together, these two homes represent the original foundation of Amazing Grace, where 15 years of caring for West Palm Beach's seniors began.
Amazing Grace has been operating in West Palm Beach for 15 years, and in a region where assisted living homes open and close regularly, that longevity carries real meaning.
It means our caregivers are not new to this. The team at our West Palm Beach homes includes professionals who have worked alongside our founder, Debbie Lytle, RN, for years: people who know our residents not just by name, but by the stories behind the name. The music they loved. The careers they built. The families they raised. The moments that still make them light up.
Ask any experienced nurse, geriatric care manager, or family member who has navigated multiple assisted living facilities what separates exceptional care from adequate care, and the answer almost always comes back to one thing: how many residents each caregiver is responsible for.
At many assisted living facilities in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County, a single caregiver may be managing 8, 10, or 15 residents at a time. Under those conditions, even the most dedicated caregiver cannot provide the attentiveness aging adults deserve. Meals get rushed. The subtle signs of a health change (a slight difference in appetite, a new hesitation in the walk, a quieter-than-usual morning) go unnoticed until they become something harder to manage.
At Amazing Grace, we maintain a strict 1:3 staff-to-resident ratio at every home, including both West Palm Beach locations. Your loved one is never waiting. When they need help, someone is there: fully present, unhurried, and genuinely invested in their comfort and dignity.
This ratio costs more to maintain. We maintain it anyway, because we believe it is the only ethical way to care for people who can no longer fully care for themselves.
Amazing Grace was founded by a Registered Nurse, and every aspect of how our West Palm Beach homes operate reflects that clinical foundation. Our full spectrum of services includes:
Palm Beach International Airport: minutes away, whether family is visiting from out of state or a resident needs medical transport. Hotels on Belvedere Road and Southern Blvd mean visiting family never has to drive far after landing.
Hospitals nearby: Good Samaritan Medical Center, St. Mary's Medical Center, and JFK Medical Center are all within a short drive, giving residents access to emergency care and a full range of specialists.
Downtown West Palm Beach: the Clematis Street dining district, the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, and The Square (formerly CityPlace) are within easy reach for family visits.
The beaches of Palm Beach: among the most beautiful in Florida, about 20 minutes away, for family days out or for residents who have spent decades near the ocean.
Yes. Both are licensed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration: Amazing Grace I (License AL12171) and Amazing Grace II (License AL12540).
Most large facilities advertise a base rate and add charges as care needs grow. Amazing Grace charges one all-inclusive monthly rate. Our West Palm Beach assisted living cost guide breaks down typical local prices and what to watch for.
Yes, with trained caregivers, consistent routines, and RN oversight. See Why Alzheimer's Patients Thrive in a Residential Home.
Yes. There are no set visiting hours.
Both West Palm Beach homes maintain a maximum of 6 residents. Spaces are limited, so if you are considering Amazing Grace for a loved one, reach out early, and come see us, because a visit speaks louder than anything we could put on a page. Nearby, our Lake Clarke Shores home offers a third option in the same area.
Amazing Grace Assisted Living I
2685 Carambola Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
License AL12171
Amazing Grace Assisted Living II
2257 Edgewater Drive
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
License AL12540
📞 (561) 818-5790
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Proudly serving West Palm Beach, Lake Clarke Shores, Greenacres, Palm Springs, Lantana, Lake Worth, Boynton Beach, and all of Palm Beach County for 15 years.
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