Southern Living Of Titusville

Southern Living Of Titusville is an assisted living facility located at 2375 Jay Jay Rd in Titusville, Florida, within Brevard County. The facility holds a capacity of 5 certified beds, making it a small residential care setting. It is currently listed as an active facility in state records. CMS star rating data for Southern Living Of Titusville, including overall rating, health inspection rating, staffing rating, and quality measure rating, are not available in current federal reporting. This may reflect the facility type, size, or reporting status within CMS systems. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to contact the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration directly for the most current licensure status and survey history associated with this location. Payment and insurance options accepted at Southern Living Of Titusville are not specified in available data. Assisted living facilities in Florida operate under a range of private pay, insurance, and Medicaid waiver arrangements. Individuals seeking information about specific accepted payment methods should contact the facility directly at (321) 794-5913 or consult with the appropriate state agency for guidance on available financial assistance programs applicable to assisted living care. As a 5-bed assisted living facility, Southern Living Of Titusville represents the smaller end of the residential care spectrum in Florida. The state supports a wide variety of assisted living settings, from small family-style homes to larger institutional facilities. Smaller facilities such as this one may offer a more intimate residential environment compared to higher-capacity counterparts, though specific care offerings and staffing levels vary by individual provider. For comparison purposes, the average Florida assisted living facility operates with a significantly larger bed count. CMS comparative metrics are not applicable here given the absence of available rating data, so direct inquiry and review of state inspection records remain the most reliable methods for assessing this facility.