Northdale ALF, Inc.

Northdale ALF, Inc. is a small assisted living community in Tampa, Florida, with 6 licensed beds under state license number 12634, and you'll find it focuses on day-to-day needs, like help with bathing, dressing, and medication management, and there's always 24-hour supervision, which means someone's around to help when needed, and though it does not allow pets, residents get support with daily living, including personalized incontinence, non-ambulatory, and memory care, which can be important for families looking for a place that can handle different types of care. There's a home-like setting with both private and shared rooms, and meals use quality ingredients, while laundry, housekeeping, grocery shopping, and errands are also taken care of, so residents don't have to worry about those chores anymore, and Wi-Fi and TV with cable or satellite are in the rooms, along with air conditioning for comfort in the Florida heat. Because some folks may need to get out and about, transportation is available at cost, and there's parking for residents who drive, while community features like TV lounges, indoor and outdoor common areas, walking paths, gardens, and a swimming pool all give choices for relaxing or socializing, though the pool and some recreation may not be the main highlight. The place coordinates with healthcare providers for smooth care, includes options for respite or short-term stays, and offers tours if someone wants to see how things run or meet staff and other residents, and it's got a verified reputation, scoring 7.7 on a proprietary community rating system, which isn't perfect, but it shows the place is known and trusted. Staff help keep things organized through set office hours, so visits work by appointment, and all the routines are backed up with detailed policies and procedures. People living here can join in on movie nights, garden walks, and various events, and the staff aim to support people's independence and dignity while making sure everyone's needs are met, which is sometimes just what families want for their loved ones.