Abuelo Eusebio Alf Corporation

Abuelo Eusebio Alf Corporation is an assisted living facility located at 28361 SW 158 Ave in Homestead, Florida, within Miami-Dade 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 is currently listed as active in state records. CMS star rating data for Abuelo Eusebio Alf Corporation, including overall rating, health inspection rating, staffing rating, and quality measure rating, is not currently available in the published dataset. This may reflect the facility's size, its classification type, or a gap in reporting at the time of the most recent data collection. Prospective residents and family members seeking inspection history or compliance information may contact the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly for current licensure status and survey findings. Regarding payment and insurance, smaller assisted living facilities in Florida commonly accept private pay arrangements. Medicaid and Medicare coverage for assisted living services varies by program and eligibility. Individuals seeking specific information about accepted payment methods at this facility are advised to contact the facility directly at (305) 648-7113 or to consult with a benefits counselor familiar with Florida Medicaid waiver programs that may apply to assisted living settings. For context, Florida assisted living facilities with six or fewer beds represent a distinct segment of the state's senior care landscape. These smaller settings often function as family-style residences and may not be subject to the same CMS reporting requirements as larger skilled nursing or Medicare-certified facilities. Because comparative CMS star rating data is unavailable for this facility, direct assessment against Florida state averages for overall rating, staffing, and quality measures cannot be performed at this time. Families evaluating this facility alongside others in the Homestead and Miami-Dade area are encouraged to gather information from multiple sources, including state licensing databases and direct facility visits, to form a complete picture of the care environment.