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6 assisted living facilities with memory care in Largo, Florida

Memory care as reported to AHCA, Pinellas County.

ALFs reporting memory care
6
on the Medicaid waiver list
3
beds
804

What memory care means in a Florida ALF

Florida doesn't issue a separate memory care licence. These ALFs told AHCA they run a memory care program, so treat it as the facility's own claim and ask how it works day to day: locked doors, staff trained in dementia care and activities planned for memory loss.

Which of them accept Medicaid

3 of the 6 are on AHCA's Medicaid waiver list.

What memory care costs in Florida

CareScout doesn't publish a separate memory care median. The Florida figure for assisted living is $5,610 a month, and memory care usually costs more because it needs more staff. Ask each ALF for its memory care rate in writing.

The 6 ALFs in Largo reporting memory care

  1. Regal Palms300 Lake Ave NE, Largo 33771225 beds · no cited deficiencies LNSMedicaid waiverMemory care
  2. Cypress Palms400 Lake Avenue NE, Largo 33771150 beds · no cited deficiencies ECCMedicaid waiverMemory care
  3. Salterra Senior Living at Largo750 Starkey Road, Largo 33771143 beds · 23 deficiencies In reviewMemory care
  4. Elison Senior Living Community of Pinecrest1150 8th Av SW, Largo 33770120 beds · 16 deficiencies LNSMemory care
  5. Celebration Villa of Largo333 16th Ave SE, Largo 33771110 beds · 50 deficiencies, 2 Class I or II Memory care
  6. Arden Courts (Largo)300 Highland Avenue, NE, Largo 3377056 beds · 9 deficiencies LNSMedicaid waiverMemory care

All assisted living in Largo

Questions families ask about memory care in Largo

How much does memory care cost in Florida?

No state median exists for memory care alone; expect more than the $5,610 assisted living figure.

Can someone with dementia live in assisted living?

Yes, many ALFs take residents with dementia. Ask what changes as the disease moves on.

When to move from assisted living to memory care?

When wandering, falls or confusion mean your parent needs a secure setting and staff trained in dementia.

Does Medicaid pay for memory care in Florida?

The waiver pays for care services in an ALF that's on the list, not room and board.

From the state record: AHCA assisted living facility comparison.