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The Opal at Palm Coast

Palm Coast, Flagler County · 80 licensed residents · Standard only

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AHCA license #11267 covers The Opal at Palm Coast, an assisted living facility for up to 80 residents at 100 Magnolia Trace Way in Palm Coast (32164), on a standard license with no specialty add-on, and the license period now in force ends December 31, 2026.

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What does Florida license The Opal at Palm Coast in Palm Coast to do?

AHCA license #11267 covers The Opal at Palm Coast, an assisted living facility for up to 80 residents at 100 Magnolia Trace Way in Palm Coast (32164), on a standard license with no specialty add-on, and the license period now in force ends December 31, 2026.

RecordAHCA data
AHCA license number11267
License statusProvisional
License categoryStandard only
Licensed residents (beds)80
Private / semi-private rooms78 / 1
Beds set aside for OSS residents0
First licensedJuly 1, 2026
Current license period07/01/2026 to 12/31/2026
Licensee (owner) on fileOsl Palm Coast Operating LLC (For-Profit)
Memory care listed in AHCA profileYes
Nurse availability reportedDirect 24hr
Medicaid services listedAssisted Living Waiver
Fixed generator reportedYes
Languages reportedEnglish

Staff can assist with personal care and medications under the standard license, but recurring nursing tasks such as dressing a wound must be arranged with a separately licensed agency or nurse.

What have AHCA surveyors cited at The Opal at Palm Coast?

Since 2021, AHCA has posted 4 visits to The Opal at Palm Coast (1 standard survey, 3 complaint or other visits) and 8 deficiencies in total; at the most recent standard survey, February 7, 2024, surveyors cited 0 deficiencies.

Visit dateTypeTagClassWhat AHCA citedCorrected
11/13/2025Complaint——No deficiency cited—
02/07/2024Standard——No deficiency cited—
01/19/2022ComplaintA0052Class 3Medication - Assistance With Self-Admin 429.256 (3) Assistance With Self-Administration Of06/29/2022
01/19/2022ComplaintA0055Class 3Medication - Storage And Disposal (6) Medication Storage And Disposal. (A) In Order To Acc06/29/2022
01/19/2022ComplaintA0084Class 3Training - Assis Self-Admin Meds & Med Mgmt 59A-36.011 (6) Assistance With The Self-Admini06/29/2022
01/19/2022ComplaintA0200Class 3Emergency Environmental Control 59A-36.025 Emergency Environmental Control For Assisted Li05/25/2022
03/02/2021ComplaintA0078Class 3Staffing Standards - Staff (2) Staff. (A) Within 30 Days After Beginning Employment, Newly03/29/2021
03/02/2021ComplaintA0081Class 3Training - Staff In-Service 429.52(1) (1)Each New Assisted Living Facility Employee Who Ha03/29/2021
03/02/2021ComplaintA0082Class 3Training - Hiv/Aids (4) Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (03/29/2021
03/02/2021ComplaintA0090Class 3Training - Do Not Resuscitate Orders (11) Do Not Resuscitate Orders Training. (A) Currentl03/29/2021

Sorted by severity class, the citations are 8 class 3. Florida ranks class I as the gravest and class IV as the mildest.

Across the 49 Volusia and Flagler County ALFs licensed for 40 or more residents, the latest standard survey cited a median of 0 deficiencies; here the count was 0.

Is there any AHCA fine or sanction on The Opal at Palm Coast's record?

Yes: 3 final sanctions appear on this license's AHCA profile, with $1,250 in fines in all; the newest was initiated August 2, 2018.

InitiatedSanctionBasisFine
August 2, 2018FineLicensure$250
March 31, 2015FineSurvey$500
September 3, 2014FineSurvey$500

The administrator should be able to explain what was corrected after the latest case.

Has ownership of The Opal at Palm Coast changed hands?

Yes: the AHCA profile shows 4 changes of ownership, the latest dated July 1, 2026.

New owners can change staffing, prices and policies, so ask who stayed through the sale, starting with the administrator and nurses.

How does The Opal at Palm Coast compare with other assisted living in Volusia and Flagler counties?

By AHCA's figures, its 80 beds are more than the median of 26 for all 105 licensed ALFs in Volusia and Flagler counties; its first license dates back 0 years, against a county median of 6; the nearest other licensed ALF is Windsor of Palm Coast, roughly 3.2 miles off.

FacilityMiles awayLicenseLicensed bedsLast standard surveyCites at that survey
Windsor of Palm Coast
50 Town Court, 32164
3.2Standard + LNS9404/17/20242
Pampered Parents, ALF, Inc
6 Seton Ct, 32164
3.3Standard only5Not posted—
The Heron of Palm Coast
3830 Old Kings Rd, 32137
4.6Standard only10001/15/20263
S & B Kingdom Care, LLC
53 Riviere Ln, 32164
5.0Standard only6Not posted—
Good Samaritan Care Center Assisted Living Facility Inc.
6 Reston Place, 32164
5.3Standard only6Not posted—

How far is The Opal at Palm Coast from a hospital?

AdventHealth Palm Coast in Palm Coast is the closest acute-care hospital, roughly 2.7 miles away as the crow flies; next is AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway, roughly 9.3 miles.

CMS's overall hospital star rating for AdventHealth Palm Coast is 5 of 5.

What should a family ask The Opal at Palm Coast before moving in?

Each question below comes from something in this facility's own state record:

  • How will you comply with Florida's new memory care services license (s. 429.076), and have you applied for it?
  • Which managers and nurses stayed through the recent change of ownership?
  • Who is on duty between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., and is at least one of them awake the whole night?
  • May we take home the contract, with its full fee schedule and the 45-day notice terms, before deciding?

State record: AHCA FloridaHealthFinder profile · inspection history

Source: Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, FloridaHealthFinder facility locator and public facility profiles, retrieved November 6, 2026 (quality.healthfinder.fl.gov); AHCA inspection histories (apps.ahca.myflorida.com). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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