Sunshine Senior Living

Sunshine Senior Living is an assisted living facility located at 1722 Curlew Rd in Dunedin, Florida, within Pinellas County. The facility operates with a licensed capacity of 12 certified beds, making it a small residential care setting. Sunshine Senior Living is currently listed as an active facility in state records. Ownership type information is not available in current public data. CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not currently reported for Sunshine Senior Living. This may reflect the facility type, as CMS star ratings are most commonly associated with Medicare and Medicaid certified skilled nursing facilities, while assisted living facilities operate under a separate state licensing framework. Sunshine Senior Living holds an active license status with the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). Specific last survey date information is not available in the current dataset. Prospective residents and families are encouraged to consult AHCA's online database for the most current inspection and survey records. Payment and insurance information specific to Sunshine Senior Living is not reflected in the available public data. Assisted living facilities in Florida generally accept a combination of private pay arrangements and long-term care insurance. Unlike skilled nursing facilities, assisted living settings typically do not participate in Medicare for residential care services, though individual coverage details can vary. Medicaid waiver programs, such as the Florida Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care program, may apply in certain cases depending on facility enrollment. Direct contact with the facility at (727) 307-6008 can provide current information on accepted payment types. As a 12-bed assisted living facility, Sunshine Senior Living operates at a notably smaller scale than the typical assisted living or long-term care facility in Florida. The state of Florida contains a wide range of assisted living facilities, from small residential homes to large campus-style communities. Smaller facilities often provide a more residential environment with lower resident-to-staff ratios, though individual operational characteristics will vary. Because standardized CMS comparison metrics are not available for this facility, direct inquiry with the facility and review of AHCA inspection records are the primary means by which interested parties can evaluate care quality and compliance history relative to state standards.