Lombardo Home Ii (The)

Lombardo Home II (The) is an assisted living facility located at 511 75th St NW in Bradenton, Florida, within Manatee County. The facility operates with a licensed capacity of 6 certified beds, making it a small, residential-scale care setting. It is currently listed as an active facility in state records. Formal CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not available for this facility at this time. This is common for smaller assisted living facilities, as CMS star ratings are primarily assigned to Medicare and Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facilities. Regulatory oversight for this facility falls under the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), which licenses and inspects assisted living facilities operating in the state. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to consult AHCA's online portal for the most current inspection reports and licensing status associated with this address. Regarding payment options, specific insurance and payment information is not confirmed in current records for Lombardo Home II (The). Assisted living facilities in Florida generally operate on a private-pay basis, though some may accept long-term care insurance or other funding sources depending on their individual arrangements. Direct contact with the facility at (941) 580-4348 can provide clarification on accepted payment methods and current availability. In the broader context of Florida's assisted living landscape, small residential facilities with six or fewer beds represent a distinct category of care. These settings differ structurally from larger assisted living communities and skilled nursing facilities, both in the scope of services offered and in how they are regulated and reported. Florida maintains a large inventory of licensed assisted living facilities across its counties, ranging from small residential homes to large institutional campuses. Facilities of this size in Manatee County and throughout the state serve residents who may prefer a more intimate residential environment. Because CMS comparative data is not applicable to this category, direct inquiry with the facility and review of AHCA inspection records remain the primary tools for assessment.