Memory care in Palm Coast

Which assisted living facilities in Palm Coast report memory care?

10 of Palm Coast's licensed assisted living facilities tell AHCA they run a memory care program, with 733 licensed beds between them; each will need Florida's new memory care services license once AHCA's rules are in force.

What did AHCA's latest surveys find at memory care facilities in Palm Coast?

Of the 7 Palm Coast facilities with a posted standard survey (AHCA posts them for buildings licensed for 40 or more), 2 had no deficiency at the most recent one; the rest averaged 1.6 citations.

Each facility page lists every visit, tag and class. Smaller homes' histories are not posted the same way, so ask a small home to hand you its latest survey.

What does memory care cost in Palm Coast?

No one publishes a Palm Coast price; the nearest figure is CareScout's 2025 Florida assisted living median of $66,000 a year, about $5,500 a month, and memory care is not surveyed at all.

Florida Medicaid long-term care plans can pay for assisted living services in contracted buildings and OSS can help low-income residents with room and board, but neither pays the whole bill.

How established are Palm Coast's memory care buildings, and have any changed owners?

6 of the 10 Palm Coast facilities reporting memory care hold a license first issued in the last five years, and 6 show an ownership change on their AHCA profile; a young license or a recent sale is a reason to ask how long the memory care director and night staff have been in place.

Ask each one whether it will apply for Florida's s. 429.076 memory care license once AHCA's rules take effect, and what its plan is if it does not.