Mary's House ALF

Mary's House prides itself on being a brand-new, boutique residential assisted living home capped at just 6 residents (5 private suites and 1 semi-private suite). Unlike large 100+ bed institutional facilities where seniors can get lost in the crowd, our 1:3 staff-to-resident ratio ensures our certified caregivers know every resident personally—their life stories, daily routines, and favorite meals. We offer a true family-oriented social home, not a commercial facility.

Starting at $3,500 a month, residents at Mary's House ALF receive all accommodations for worry-free living:

• 5 private suites & 1 semi-private suite accommodations
• 3 chef-prepared, home-cooked meals daily plus wholesome snacks
• Personal care assistance with dressing, bathing, eating, grooming, and activities of daily living (ADLs)
• Daily housekeeping and personal laundry service
• All utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, and cable TV
• Scheduled social activities, arts & crafts workshops, movie nights, and games
• 24/7 on-duty certified caregiver supervision and security monitoring

Yes. Mary's House ALF accepts insurance and Medicare in addition to pensions, long-term care insurance, and private pay methods. Our administrative team will happily assist your family with paperwork and benefit coordination.

Mary's House ALF actively promotes resident visitation. In compliance with Florida Statutes Chapter 408.823:

• Visiting hours are from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily at a minimum.
• Residents may designate an essential caregiver who is guaranteed in-person visitation for at least 2 hours daily.
• Consensual physical contact between residents and their loved ones is never restricted.
• No proof of vaccination is required to visit.

Click here to view our complete Florida Visitation Policy and Procedures (PDF) ↗

Assisted living is a great housing choice for seniors who are no longer capable of living alone, but want to maintain a social and active lifestyle. Residents are generally active, but may need support with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as bathing, dressing, using the toilet, eating, and assistance with medications. If you notice signs of isolation, forgotten meals, or difficulty with mobility, boutique residential care provides the ideal balance of independence and safety.

The biggest differences between these two senior living options are the assistive or medical services provided and living arrangements. In contrast to assisted living, residents in a nursing home require around-the-clock skilled nursing care and intensive medical monitoring. Residents in our boutique assisted living home receive custodial care, personalized daily assistance, and a warm family atmosphere.

In-home care is when a caregiver is hired to come into a senior's private residence. While it allows seniors to stay at home, it does not include complete housekeeping, home maintenance, continuous meal preparation, or 24/7 security. Most importantly, in-home care carries a significant risk of social isolation, which can contribute to depression or a decline in health. At Mary's House, residents enjoy continuous companionship, group activities, and a vibrant family setting.

Yes. Mary's House ALF is officially licensed and inspected by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) under License #13628, meeting all state regulatory standards for health, safety, fire inspection, and resident care.