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Assisted living in Lake Worth, Florida

Lake Worth has 14 communities offering assisted living — help with bathing, dressing, and medication while residents stay largely independent. Each carries an independent CARES quality score. Free to your family, no referral fees.

14
Assisted living communities
14
Independently scored
1.9
Avg. CARES score (0–10)
$5,610
FL statewide median / month (Genworth)

Assisted living communities in Lake Worth

Assisted living communities in Lake Worth, Florida — compared by independent CARES score, care types offered, and resident rating
CommunityCARESCare typesRatingCity
Shirley House - ALF1422 Shirley Ct5.9Assisted living5.01 reviewsLake Worth
Mariposa9130 Hypoluxo Rd5.8Assisted livingIndependent livingMemory care4.470 reviewsLake Worth
Finnish-American Home Care1800 South Drive5.5Assisted livingIndependent livingMemory care+15.01 reviewsLake Worth
Avalon Assisted Living4905 Lantana Rd2.1Assisted living2.01 reviewsLake Worth
Crest Manor Assisted Living Facility504 3Rd Avenue S1.1Assisted livingIndependent livingLake Worth
K And L Loving Care3150 Windward Lane1.1Assisted livingIndependent livingLake Worth
Blue Ribbon Care Assisted Living Facility125 Ainsworth Circle1.0Assisted living4.01 reviewsLake Worth
Alf Beit Shalom9093 Banquet Way1.0Assisted livingLake Worth
Mediterranean Assisted Living Facility4427 Mediterranean Road1.0Assisted livingLake Worth
Tropical Garden Villas432 South F Street0.9Assisted livingIndependent livingLake Worth Beach
A Quaint Meadow39 Ohio Road0.8Assisted livingMemory careLake Worth
Path Of Life of Lake Worth87 West Rubber Tree Drive0.5Assisted livingIndependent livingMemory careLake Worth Corridor
Elite Senior Home Care, LLC6252 S. Congress Ave J10.4Assisted livingMemory careSkilled nursingLake Worth

What assisted living in Lake Worth actually means

Assisted living bridges the gap between living alone and nursing care: residents keep a private apartment and their own routine, with staff on hand around the clock for daily-living help — bathing, dressing, medication management — plus meals, housekeeping, and a social calendar. In Florida, assisted living facilities are licensed and inspected by the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), and communities with specialty licenses can provide additional nursing services.

Most communities price a base rent plus a level-of-care charge that's set after a care assessment — which is why two residents in the same building can pay very different totals, and why we don't publish guesses. Ask CARA for a current, all-in quote for any community below.

What to look for in a Lake Worth assisted living community

Six things that separate a strong assisted living community from a pretty lobby.

Overnight staffing

Ask who is in the building at 2 a.m. — how many caregivers, and whether a nurse is on site or on call.

Medication management

How meds are stored, administered, and reviewed — and what happens when a dose is missed.

Level-of-care pricing

Get the care-level tiers in writing with the base rent, so the real monthly total isn't a surprise after move-in.

Dining you'd actually eat

Eat a meal on the tour. Menus, hours, and flexibility matter more day-to-day than the chandelier.

A clean AHCA inspection record

Florida publishes state inspection findings — ask for the latest survey and how any deficiencies were corrected.

Who runs it today

Florida's had heavy ownership turnover — check the current operator and license so reviews match who's actually running it.

Assisted living in Lake Worth — common questions

How much does assisted living cost in Lake Worth?

Community-specific pricing varies with apartment and care level, so we don't guess at it — ask CARA or the community for a current quote. As a statewide baseline, Florida's median for assisted living is about $5,610/month (Genworth Cost of Care data).

What's included in assisted living rent?

Typically the apartment, utilities, meals, housekeeping, activities, and a base level of personal care. Care beyond the base level is usually billed as tiered add-ons set by an assessment. Always ask for the all-in number for your parent's current needs — CARA can help you request it.

Does Medicaid cover assisted living in Florida?

Florida's Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care (SMMC-LTC) program can help cover assisted living for those who qualify, but participation varies by community — ask each community directly, or ask CARA to help you check.

Keep exploring

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