Rosie'S Place Alf

Rosie's Place ALF is an assisted living facility located at 1102 SW Ivanhoe St in Port St. Lucie, Florida, within St. Lucie 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 long-term care regulatory 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 Rosie's Place ALF at this time. This is common for smaller assisted living facilities, as CMS star ratings are primarily assigned to Medicare and Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facilities. Regulatory oversight for this facility falls under the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, which licenses and inspects assisted living facilities throughout the state. Prospective residents or their representatives are encouraged to request the most current AHCA inspection reports and licensing documentation directly from the facility or through the Florida AHCA provider search portal to review compliance history and survey findings. Information regarding accepted payment sources, including private pay arrangements, Medicaid waiver programs, or long-term care insurance, is not specified in available public data for Rosie's Place ALF. Facilities of this size in Florida often operate primarily on a private pay basis, though some participate in the Florida Medicaid Statewide Managed Care Long-Term Care program. Families and individuals researching payment options should contact the facility directly at (772) 879-4950 to confirm accepted payment types and current availability. As a 6-bed assisted living facility, Rosie's Place ALF represents the smaller end of the assisted living spectrum in Florida, where facilities can range from small residential homes to large multi-unit communities. Florida's assisted living sector is regulated at the state level through AHCA rather than through federal CMS certification processes, which accounts for the absence of federal star rating data. Smaller facilities of this type are sometimes preferred by those seeking a more residential, home-like setting with lower resident-to-staff ratios, though capacity, staffing, and service levels vary by provider. For the most current licensing and compliance information, AHCA remains the primary source of regulatory records for this facility.