The Courtyard At Granada

The Courtyard at Granada is an assisted living facility located at 1501 Granada Boulevard in Kissimmee, Florida, within Osceola County. The facility operates with 14 certified beds, making it a small residential care setting. It is classified as an assisted living facility under Florida's long-term care regulatory framework and holds an active status. As an assisted living facility, The Courtyard at Granada falls under the regulatory oversight of the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) rather than the federal CMS nursing home certification program. Accordingly, CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not applicable to this facility and are not available in federal reporting databases. Prospective residents and their families may contact AHCA directly to obtain the most current licensure status, complaint history, and inspection survey records associated with this facility. The facility's active status indicates it is currently licensed to operate in the state of Florida. Information regarding accepted payment sources at The Courtyard at Granada, including private pay, Medicaid waiver programs, or long-term care insurance, is not reflected in the current data set. Florida's Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care program may be a relevant consideration for individuals seeking assisted living services with public funding assistance. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the facility directly at (407) 401-9176 to confirm current payment and insurance acceptance policies. Given that The Courtyard at Granada operates as a small assisted living facility with 14 beds, direct comparisons to Florida's broader state averages for nursing homes are limited in scope. Florida has a substantial assisted living industry, with facilities ranging from small residential homes to large campus-style communities. Smaller facilities of this size often provide a more intimate residential setting compared to larger institutional care environments. However, without available CMS rating data or AHCA survey summaries in the current dataset, no performance-based comparison to state or county averages can be made at this time. Those conducting facility research should consult publicly available AHCA inspection reports and the Florida Assisted Living Facility Unit for the most complete and current regulatory information.