Aravilla Clearwater

Aravilla Clearwater is an assisted living facility located at 3055 Union St in Clearwater, Florida, within Pinellas County. The facility operates with a licensed capacity of 100 certified beds and is currently listed as an active provider. Ownership type information is not available in current federal data records for this facility. As an assisted living facility, Aravilla Clearwater falls under Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) oversight rather than the federal CMS nursing home certification framework. As a result, CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not applicable to this facility and are not reported in federal Medicare and Medicaid datasets. Consumers seeking inspection history, complaint records, and licensing status for this facility should consult the AHCA online portal, which maintains licensure and survey records for Florida assisted living providers. The facility is currently listed as active, indicating its license is in good standing based on available data. Regarding payment options, assisted living facilities in Florida generally operate on a private-pay basis. Traditional Medicare does not cover room and board or custodial care in assisted living settings. Medicaid coverage for assisted living services in Florida may be available through specific waiver programs, such as the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care program, depending on eligibility and enrollment availability. Individuals and families researching payment options are encouraged to contact the facility directly at (727) 260-2826 or consult with a Medicaid benefits coordinator to determine applicable coverage. Florida is home to a large number of assisted living facilities, and Clearwater, situated in Pinellas County, represents one of the more densely served areas in the state given its significant senior population. Because CMS comparative rating data is not available for this facility, direct comparison to Florida state averages for CMS metrics is not possible. Prospective residents and family members seeking to evaluate this facility relative to others in the area are advised to review AHCA inspection reports, request disclosure forms from the facility, and conduct in-person visits. Florida law requires assisted living facilities to provide prospective residents with a copy of their most recent inspection report upon request, which can serve as a useful reference point in the evaluation process.