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Lighthouse Of Hope Assisted Living Llc

5312 RABBIT RIDGE TRAIL, Orlando, FL, 32818 ยท (321) 947-6981

Assisted Living FacilityAHCA LicensedUpdated 2026-06-06
5
Licensed Beds
0
Deficiencies
0
Complaints
0
Sanctions
Lighthouse of Hope Assisted Living LLC is a licensed assisted living facility located at 5312 Rabbit Ridge Trail in Orlando, Florida 32818, within Orange County. The facility operates with a capacity of 5 certified beds, classifying it as a small residential care setting. It is currently listed as an active assisted living facility in Florida. At this time, CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not available in the public dataset for Lighthouse of Hope Assisted Living LLC. This absence of rating data may reflect the facility's small size or its classification outside of the Medicare and Medicaid skilled nursing certification system that generates CMS Five-Star ratings. The facility is listed as active, indicating it holds a current license to operate as an assisted living facility in the state of Florida. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to contact the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly to obtain the most current survey and inspection records. Information regarding accepted payment methods and insurance coverage, including whether the facility accepts Medicaid, Medicare, or private pay arrangements, is not specified in the available data for this location. Given the small scale of the facility, payment structures may differ from those of larger skilled nursing or assisted living communities. Direct contact with the facility at (321) 947-6981 can provide clarification on current payment options and availability. As a five-bed facility, Lighthouse of Hope Assisted Living LLC represents one of the smaller care settings operating within Florida's assisted living landscape. Florida's assisted living sector includes a wide range of facility sizes, from small residential homes such as this one to large institutional campuses. Small facilities of this type often serve a limited number of residents in a more intimate setting, which differs structurally from the larger facilities on which statewide average metrics are typically based. Because CMS comparative data is not available for this location, direct assessment of its services and care standards through official state channels is the recommended approach for those researching care options in the Orlando area.
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Activities offered

Arts and CraftsCooking ClassesDancingExercise ClassesGames/CardsGardeningMusic ProgramsSocial Events/Outings
Private beds
5
About AHCA Licensing

Florida assisted living facilities are licensed and inspected by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). Unlike Medicare-certified nursing homes, ALFs are not rated on the CMS 1โ€“5 star scale.

Deficiency classes range from Class I (immediate serious harm) to Class IV (low potential for harm). Substantiated complaints are those confirmed by AHCA investigators.

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Data sourced from Florida AHCA. Last updated via nightly pipeline.