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Senior living communities in Tampa, Florida

Compare 200 licensed communities in Tampa — each with an independent CARES quality score. Free to your family, no referral fees.

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Senior living communities in Tampa, Florida — compared by independent CARES score, care types offered, and resident rating
CommunityCARESCare typesRatingCity
Hudson Manor115 E Davis Blvd4.5Memory care3.715 reviewsTampa
Elysian Gardens312 East 124 Avenue4.5Memory care4.112 reviewsTampa
Aguila Adult Care Center II4011 North Habana4.5Memory care4.52 reviewsTampa
The Alexa by SweetWater Manor8615 HULSEY ROAD4.5Skilled nursing4.02 reviewsTampa
Bayshore Pointe Nursing & Rehab Center3117 W Gandy Blvd4.5Skilled nursing4.02 reviewsTampa
Northdale ALF4815 Centerbrook Court4.5Memory care4.02 reviewsTampa
Lakeshore Villas15401 Lakeshore Villa St.4.5Independent living4.01 reviewsTampa
Tampa Baptist Manor Apartments215 W Grand Central Ave4.5Independent living4.51 reviewsTampa
Best Care Senior Living at Central Tampa5010 North 40th Street4.4Memory care4.210 reviewsTampa
Villa La Esperanza III LLC8814 Sleepy Creek Court4.4Memory care4.32 reviewsTampa
Woodbridge Care Center and Rehab8720 Jackson Springs Road4.3Independent livingSkilled nursing2.817 reviewsTampa
Excel Care Center2811 Campus Hill Drive 4.3Independent livingSkilled nursing2.912 reviewsTampa
Ybor City Center for Rehabilitation and Healing1709 North Taliaferro Avenue4.3Assisted livingCCRCIndependent living+13.04 reviewsTampa

Senior living in Tampa, at a glance

Tampa has 200 residential senior living communities listed with us in Hillsborough County, part of Florida's Tampa Bay region: 118 offering assisted living, 75 offering memory care, 72 offering independent living, 35 offering skilled nursing. Many campuses offer several care levels, so a resident can move between them without leaving the people and places they know.

Because Florida has seen active ownership turnover in the recent M&A wave, we track each community's current record — so what you see reflects who runs it today, not two owners ago. Every scored community below carries a CARES score built from care, dining, social life, amenities, and facilities. For budgeting, Florida's statewide median for assisted living is about $5,610/month (Genworth); exact pricing in Tampa depends on care level and apartment — ask CARA for current quotes.

Common questions about Tampa senior living

How many senior living communities are in Tampa, Florida?

Senior Community Stars lists 200 residential senior living communities in Tampa (Hillsborough County) — 118 offering assisted living, 75 offering memory care, 72 offering independent living, 35 offering skilled nursing. Many communities offer more than one care level on the same campus.

How much does senior living cost in Tampa?

Community-specific pricing varies with care level and apartment, so we don't guess at it — ask CARA or the community for a current quote. As a statewide baseline, Florida's median assisted living cost is about $5,610/month, and a semi-private nursing home room runs about $10,342/month (Genworth Cost of Care data).

What's the difference between assisted living and memory care?

Assisted living helps with daily tasks — bathing, dressing, medication — while residents stay largely independent. Memory care is a secured setting with staff trained specifically for Alzheimer's and dementia, higher supervision, and programming built around cognitive decline. Many communities offer both, so a resident can move between them without changing campuses.

How are Tampa communities scored?

Every scored community gets an independent 0–10 CARES score built from five dimensions — care, dining, social life, amenities, and facilities — computed from each community's published information and aggregated public reviews, the same consistent way for every community. No community pays us, so no score is ever for sale. (See exactly how it works on our CARES methodology page.)