Silver Treasures At St Augustine

North Ponce de Leon Boulevard in St. Augustine, named for the explorer associated with the city's founding as the oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in the country, is home to Silver Treasures at St. Augustine, a 39-bed community. That size sits at the edge between a small home and a mid-size facility, generally enough to offer more structured programming than a single household while still being small enough for staff to know most residents by name. St. Johns County draws a substantial number of retirees to its historic downtown and nearby beaches, and assisted living demand here has grown accordingly. A fair question for a facility this size is how it separates residents by care level, if at all, given its more modest scale.