Castle Court Alf Inc sits over on North Nebraska Avenue in Tampa, Florida, where it's been active since at least 2011, offering a range of senior living choices in a straightforward, supportive community with room for up to 73 residents under Florida State License #9717, and what stands out is the honest approach to care across all levels-assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing, continuing care, and long-term options for folks needing extra help as they age. The rooms here are simple and come fully furnished with private bathrooms, air conditioning, kitchenettes, cable TV, telephone, and Wi-Fi for easy comfort, and there's a good bit of common space-like a dining room, fitness room, library, garden, outdoor sitting areas, game room, wellness center, a movie theater, and areas for arts and crafts, plus a beauty salon and barber shop. Residents get meal services with restaurant-style dining, and those with special diets for allergies, diabetes, or personal preference can request accommodations, with skilled chefs and planners making balanced meals every day, while daily housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, and concierge services keep life nice and simple, so nobody has to worry about the chores.
Castle Court Alf Inc has options for people who need a little or a lot of care-help with daily things like bathing, dressing, eating, transfers, and medication, with diabetic, ambulatory, rehabilitation, wound, incontinence care, and 12 to 16 hours of nursing coverage plus a 24-hour call system for constant reassurance, and there are specialized memory programs for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with activities to keep minds and bodies moving. Residents can join scheduled activities in the building or out in the fresh air, with walking paths, games, fitness, music, movies, and social events, and spiritual support is available nearby, like St. Paul Catholic Church just under four miles away, plus transportation services make it easy to get out to local parks and places of worship. There's always help available, but the goal is to let each person keep as much independence as possible, with personalized care plans based on what each resident prefers or needs, and people can choose from a variety of support services as they like. The facility stays licensed by state and local authorities, and has provided regular filings every year, staying active as a Florida profit corporation with familiar leadership in place year after year. The atmosphere encourages neighbors to get to know each other, and programs run all week to support social, mental, physical, and emotional well-being, so there's always someone around, and there's always something to do if someone's interested.
