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According to the AHCA website (AHCA | Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (myflorida.com): An assisted living facility (ALF) is designed to provide personal care services in the least restrictive and most home-like environment. These facilities can range in size from one resident to several hundred and may offer a wide variety of personal and nursing services designed specifically to meet an individual's personal needs.
At least one caregiver within the facility onsite will be trained in both First Aid and CPR. Additionally, each caregiver is specifically trained in caring for and recognizing the needs of elderly and special patient populations, infection control strategies, incident reporting, elopement prevention and procedures, food nutrition and safety, and providing assistance with activities of daily living.
Compassion, consistency, and integrity are at the core of our values here at Advocate Assisted Living. We look for caregivers who strive to treat our residents like family, because that’s who they are. Our caregivers learn by example and our management team strives to lead through acts of service and delivering consistent, world-class care.
We currently are accepting only independent payors.
We are working on accepting government program payments, but do not currently accept these programs.
