Home Care For Elderly, Inc

Home Care For Elderly, Inc is an assisted living facility located at 4730 NW 178th Ter in Miami Gardens, Florida 33055, within Miami-Dade County. The facility operates with 6 certified beds, making it a small residential care setting. It can be reached by phone at (305) 474-9137. Ownership type information is not currently available in public records for this facility. CMS star rating data, including overall rating, health inspection rating, staffing rating, and quality measure rating, are not available for this facility at this time. This may reflect the facility type, its size, or the timing of data reporting cycles. Consumers and families researching this location are encouraged to contact the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly for the most current licensure status and survey history. AHCA license status and last survey date were not included in the available data for this listing. Regarding payment and insurance options, specific accepted payment types for Home Care For Elderly, Inc are not detailed in the current dataset. Assisted living facilities in Florida generally accept private pay arrangements, and some may work with long-term care insurance policies. Medicare and Medicaid coverage for assisted living varies significantly by facility and program enrollment. Prospective residents and their families should contact the facility directly to confirm which payment methods and insurance plans are accepted. Because CMS star ratings are not available for this facility, a direct comparison to Florida state averages for overall rating, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures cannot be made at this time. For context, Florida assisted living facilities rated under the CMS system are evaluated on those four dimensions, with statewide averages serving as a benchmark. The small bed count of 6 places Home Care For Elderly, Inc among the smallest residential care options in the state, which is typical of adult family home or small group home models. Facilities of this size often operate under different regulatory frameworks than larger skilled nursing or assisted living communities, which may account for the absence of certain comparative data points in national databases.