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Floridaโ€บBoynton Beachโ€บAssisted Living Facilitiesโ€บThe Connie House Alf

The Connie House Alf

716 NW 1ST AVE, Boynton Beach, FL, 33426 ยท (561) 541-3700

Assisted Living FacilityAHCA LicensedUpdated 2026-06-04
6
Licensed Beds
16
Deficiencies
0
Complaints
1
Sanctions
The Connie House ALF is an assisted living facility located at 716 NW 1st Ave in Boynton Beach, Florida 33426, situated in Palm Beach County. The facility operates with a licensed capacity of 6 certified beds, making it a small residential-style assisted living setting. It is classified as an active assisted living facility under Florida's regulatory framework. Ownership type information is not available in current public records for this facility. CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not currently reported for The Connie House ALF. This is common for smaller assisted living facilities, as CMS star ratings are primarily assigned to Medicare- and Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facilities. Individuals seeking detailed inspection history or licensure status for this facility may consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, which maintains records for assisted living facilities operating under state licensure. AHCA licensing data confirms the facility is listed as active. Specific last survey date information is not available within the current dataset. Regarding payment and insurance, details about accepted payment methods, Medicare participation, Medicaid participation, or private insurance acceptance are not confirmed in available public data for this facility. Prospective residents or their families are encouraged to contact the facility directly at (561) 541-3700 to inquire about specific payment options, fee structures, and any financial assistance programs that may apply. The Connie House ALF, with its 6-bed capacity, represents one of the smaller assisted living settings in the Boynton Beach area and the broader Palm Beach County region. Florida has a large and varied assisted living market, with facilities ranging from small residential homes to large multi-hundred-bed communities. Facilities of this size often provide a more intimate residential environment compared to larger institutional settings. Because CMS comparative star rating data is not available for this facility, direct comparison to Florida state averages for skilled nursing quality metrics is not applicable. Those conducting research on this facility are advised to review AHCA inspection reports and any available state survey records for the most current operational and compliance information.
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Activities offered

Arts and CraftsCooking ClassesDancingExercise ClassesGames/CardsGardeningMusic ProgramsShoppingSocial Events/OutingsTheater and Movies
Private beds
6
About AHCA Licensing

Florida assisted living facilities are licensed and inspected by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). Unlike Medicare-certified nursing homes, ALFs are not rated on the CMS 1โ€“5 star scale.

Deficiency classes range from Class I (immediate serious harm) to Class IV (low potential for harm). Substantiated complaints are those confirmed by AHCA investigators.

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Data sourced from Florida AHCA. Last updated via nightly pipeline.