Ebenezer Family Home Inc

Ebenezer Family Home Inc is an assisted living facility located at 6690 West 14 Avenue in Hialeah, Florida, within Miami-Dade County. The facility operates with a capacity of 6 certified beds, making it a small, residential-scale care setting. Ebenezer Family Home Inc holds an active status, indicating it is currently licensed to operate in the state of Florida. CMS star rating data for Ebenezer Family Home Inc, including overall rating, health inspection rating, staffing rating, and quality measure rating, are not currently available in the public dataset. The absence of these ratings may reflect the facility type, its size, or the timing of reporting cycles. The facility maintains an active license status with the state of Florida. Prospective residents and families seeking detailed inspection history or staffing data may wish to consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly for the most current survey and compliance records. Ebenezer Family Home Inc accepts residents through a range of payment arrangements. As with many assisted living facilities in Florida, payment options may include private pay and other sources depending on the level of care provided and individual resident circumstances. Families are encouraged to contact the facility directly at (305) 822-8223 to confirm current accepted payment methods and to inquire about availability. As a 6-bed assisted living facility, Ebenezer Family Home Inc represents one of the smaller care settings available in Hialeah and Miami-Dade County. Small assisted living facilities of this type offer a more residential environment compared to larger institutional settings. Florida has a large and diverse assisted living sector, ranging from small family-style homes to large multi-story communities. Facilities of this scale are common throughout Miami-Dade County and serve residents who may prefer a closer staff-to-resident ratio and a home-like atmosphere. Because CMS star ratings are not available for this facility at this time, direct inquiry and review of state licensing records remain the primary tools for assessing current operational standing.