Jc & C Alf, Llc

JC & C ALF, LLC is an assisted living facility located at 158 West 10 Street in Hialeah, Florida, within Miami-Dade County. The facility operates with 14 certified beds and serves residents requiring assisted living services. Its contact number is (786) 281-1583. 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 JC & C ALF, LLC at this time. This may reflect the facility's classification as an assisted living facility rather than a Medicare or Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facility, as CMS star ratings are typically assigned to facilities participating in those federal programs. Prospective residents and family members seeking regulatory and inspection history for this facility are encouraged to consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, which maintains licensure and survey records for assisted living facilities operating in the state. AHCA license status and last survey date details were not included in the current available data for this location. Payment and insurance acceptance information is not specified in the available records for this facility. Assisted living facilities in Florida commonly accept private pay arrangements, and some may work with long-term care insurance providers. Medicaid waiver programs may apply to certain assisted living residents depending on eligibility. Interested parties should contact the facility directly at (786) 281-1583 to confirm current payment options and insurance acceptance. Because CMS star ratings are not available for JC & C ALF, LLC, a direct comparison to Florida state averages for overall, health inspection, staffing, or quality measure ratings cannot be made at this time. Florida's assisted living sector includes a wide range of facility sizes, and with 14 certified beds, JC & C ALF, LLC falls within the smaller end of the spectrum for residential assisted living settings in the state. Smaller facilities of this type often provide a more intimate residential environment, though prospective residents should conduct thorough research using available state regulatory resources before making placement decisions.