Lexington Place Assisted Living Facility

Lexington Place Assisted Living Facility is located at 301 S Myrtle Ave in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, within Volusia County. The facility operates as an assisted living facility and holds a licensed capacity of 115 beds. It is currently listed as an active provider in the state of Florida. Ownership type information is not available in current public records for this facility. CMS star ratings, which cover overall performance, health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures, are not currently available for Lexington Place Assisted Living Facility. These ratings, published by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, serve as standardized indicators of nursing and assisted living facility performance. The absence of CMS ratings may reflect the facility's licensing category, participation status, or a gap in the current data reporting cycle. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) directly for the most current licensure status and survey history, including the date of last inspection. Regarding payment options, specific insurance and payment acceptance information is not confirmed in available public records for this facility. Assisted living facilities in Florida commonly accept private pay arrangements. Medicare and Medicaid coverage for assisted living services differs from coverage available for skilled nursing facilities, and eligibility and benefit details vary based on individual circumstances and program enrollment. Contacting the facility directly at (386) 410-2523 is the most reliable way to obtain current information about accepted payment sources. Because CMS star rating data is not available for Lexington Place Assisted Living Facility, a direct comparison to Florida state averages for overall rating, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures cannot be made at this time. Florida's assisted living sector includes a wide range of facility sizes and service profiles, and state averages can serve as a general reference point when evaluating facilities where complete data is present. For this facility, review of AHCA inspection reports and direct inquiry remain the primary tools for assessing operational performance relative to state and regional norms.