Cornell Alf Inc

Cornell Alf Inc is an assisted living facility located at 581-583 Central Blvd in Miami, Florida 33144, 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. It is classified as an Assisted Living Facility under Florida's senior care licensing framework and is currently listed as an active provider. CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not available for this facility in the current dataset. This may reflect the facility's size, its classification type, or the scope of federal reporting requirements, which do not uniformly apply to all assisted living settings as they do to skilled nursing facilities. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) directly for the most current licensing status, inspection history, and last survey date associated with this provider. Regarding payment and insurance, specific details about accepted payment types are not listed in the current data for Cornell Alf Inc. Assisted living facilities in Florida generally accept a combination of private pay arrangements and, in some cases, Medicaid waiver programs such as the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care program. Medicare typically does not cover room and board costs in assisted living settings, though it may cover certain medical services provided on-site. Individuals seeking information about financial eligibility and coverage options are advised to contact the facility directly at (305) 801-1162. For context, assisted living facilities in Florida range widely in size and service scope. With only 6 certified beds, Cornell Alf Inc falls well below the state average for assisted living facility capacity, which tends to skew toward larger community-based and campus-style residences. Smaller facilities of this type often provide a more residential, home-like environment with lower resident-to-staff ratios, though operational and inspection data for such providers may be less extensively documented in federal databases. Given the absence of CMS rating data, direct inquiry with state licensing authorities and the facility itself remains the most reliable method for assessing current service quality and compliance standing.