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Cherry Blossom Assisted Living Facility

136 DEAUVILLE AVENUE NE, Palm Bay, FL, 32907 ยท (321) 987-5406

Assisted Living FacilityAHCA LicensedUpdated 2026-06-03
6
Licensed Beds
5
Deficiencies
0
Complaints
0
Sanctions
Cherry Blossom Assisted Living Facility is a licensed assisted living facility located at 136 Deauville Avenue NE in Palm Bay, Florida (Brevard County, ZIP 32907). The facility operates with a capacity of 6 certified beds, placing it among the smaller residential care settings in the region. It is currently listed as an active provider in state records. Ownership type information is not available in current public data for this facility. CMS star ratings for overall performance, health inspections, staffing, and quality measures are not currently available for Cherry Blossom Assisted Living Facility. This may reflect the facility's size, licensing category, or reporting status within CMS databases. Smaller assisted living facilities of this type are not always subject to the same federal reporting requirements as larger skilled nursing facilities, which can result in limited or absent CMS rating data. Prospective residents and families are encouraged to consult the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) directly for current licensure status, survey history, and any inspection findings associated with this facility. Payment and insurance information specific to Cherry Blossom Assisted Living Facility is not detailed in current public records. Assisted living facilities in Florida generally operate on a private pay basis, though some residents may utilize long-term care insurance, Veterans Affairs benefits, or Florida Medicaid waiver programs depending on eligibility and facility participation. Confirming accepted payment sources directly with the facility is advisable for those seeking detailed financial information. With a capacity of 6 beds, Cherry Blossom Assisted Living Facility represents a small-scale residential care model. Florida's assisted living landscape includes a broad range of facility sizes, from large institutional settings to small residential homes. Facilities of this scale often provide a more home-like environment with fewer residents. However, direct comparisons to Florida state averages for star ratings and staffing metrics are not possible given the absence of CMS rating data for this location. For context, the average Florida assisted living facility participating in federal reporting programs typically carries overall ratings that reflect a mix of health inspection outcomes, staffing levels, and quality measures. Because this facility lacks such published ratings, it falls outside the standard comparative framework used for statewide analysis.
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Activities offered

Arts and CraftsCooking ClassesDancingExercise ClassesGames/CardsGardeningShoppingSocial Events/OutingsTheater and Movies
Private beds
6
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.