Stellar Alf Ii, Llc

Stellar Alf II, LLC is an assisted living facility located at 3055 NW Flagler Terr in Miami, Florida 33125, within Miami-Dade County. The facility operates with a licensed capacity of 6 certified beds, classifying it as a small residential care setting. It is currently listed as an active facility. Ownership type information is not available in the current public record for this location. CMS star rating data, including overall rating, health inspection rating, staffing rating, and quality measure rating, are not currently available for Stellar Alf II, LLC. This may reflect the facility's size, its classification as an assisted living facility rather than a Medicare or Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facility, or a gap in publicly reported data. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to contact the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly for the most current licensure status and inspection history associated with this address. AHCA license status and last survey date were not included in the data available for this listing. Regarding payment and insurance, specific information about accepted payment types, including Medicare, Medicaid, private pay, or long-term care insurance, is not confirmed in the current data for this facility. Interested parties should contact the facility directly at (786) 703-8140 to inquire about payment options, fee structures, and any available financial assistance programs. Because CMS comparative rating data is not available for Stellar Alf II, LLC, a direct numerical comparison to Florida state averages for assisted living facilities cannot be made at this time. Florida maintains a broad network of licensed assisted living facilities ranging from small residential homes to large campus-style communities. Facilities with six or fewer beds are common in Miami-Dade County and often operate as residential settings providing personal care services rather than skilled nursing care. The absence of CMS star ratings does not necessarily indicate a deficiency in care quality, but rather reflects the scope of federal reporting requirements, which are primarily designed for skilled nursing facilities participating in Medicare and Medicaid programs.