Neurointernational Healthcare, Llc

Neurointernational Healthcare, LLC is an assisted living facility located at 7015 32nd Avenue East in Bradenton, Florida, within Manatee County. The facility operates with a certified bed capacity of 6, making it a small-scale residential care setting. Ownership type information is not currently available in public records for this facility. CMS star rating data, including overall, health inspection, staffing, and quality measure ratings, are not available for Neurointernational Healthcare, LLC at this time. This may reflect the facility's size, classification, or reporting status under CMS guidelines. Assisted living facilities of this scale are subject to state-level oversight in Florida rather than the full CMS certification process that applies to skilled nursing facilities. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration for the most current licensure status and survey history related to this facility, as AHCA maintains jurisdiction over assisted living facilities operating within the state. Payment and insurance information specific to this facility is not listed in available public data. Smaller assisted living facilities in Florida commonly operate on private-pay models, though individual facilities may have agreements with Medicaid waiver programs or other insurance arrangements. Verifying accepted payment methods directly with the facility is advisable for accurate and current information. Given the limited CMS data available for this facility, a direct statistical comparison to Florida state averages for star ratings cannot be made. Florida's assisted living sector includes a broad range of facility sizes, from large multi-resident communities to small family-style homes such as this one. The six-bed capacity of Neurointernational Healthcare, LLC places it within the category of small residential facilities, which often operate under different regulatory frameworks than larger nursing and rehabilitation centers. State inspection records, complaint histories, and licensure details maintained by AHCA serve as the primary public accountability tools for facilities of this type in Florida.