Vhin Cares-Clayton

Vhin Cares-Clayton is an assisted living facility located at 226 Clayton St in Brandon, Florida, within Hillsborough County. The facility operates with a licensed capacity of 6 certified beds, placing it among the smaller residential care settings in the region. The facility can be reached by phone at (813) 530-4270. At this time, CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not available for Vhin Cares-Clayton. The absence of these ratings may reflect the facility's size, certification status, or reporting timeline. Consumers and families researching this facility are encouraged to contact the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly for the most current licensure and inspection records, including the facility's active license status and the date of its most recent state survey. Regarding payment and insurance options, specific accepted payment methods for Vhin Cares-Clayton have not been reported in the available data. Assisted living facilities of this type commonly accept private pay arrangements. Medicaid and Medicare coverage for assisted living services varies significantly depending on program eligibility and state-specific waivers. Individuals seeking detailed billing and payment information should contact the facility directly or consult with a benefits counselor. As a facility with only 6 certified beds, Vhin Cares-Clayton operates at a scale considerably smaller than the Florida state average for assisted living facilities. Smaller assisted living settings of this type often provide a more residential environment with fewer residents, though service offerings and staffing models differ from larger, licensed nursing facilities. Because CMS comparative ratings are not currently available for this facility, direct comparison against Florida state averages for star ratings cannot be made at this time. Those researching care options in the Brandon area may wish to review additional facilities in Hillsborough County to compare available data points, including staffing levels, inspection histories, and quality measure scores, before making care decisions.