Greater Orlando Memory Care Communities Directory

Which Orlando-area communities offer memory care?

Florida does not license memory care separately, so this list comes from the AHCA record: the 130 assisted living facilities in the region that report a memory care program to AHCA (107) or hold an ECC or LNS specialty license (52 in Orange, 28 in Seminole, 8 in Osceola, 29 in Lake, 13 in Sumter).

17 of them hold ECC, the broadest specialty license. A program reported to AHCA is a starting point, not proof of a secured unit: ask each community for its written dementia disclosure under s. 429.178, F.S., its secured-unit staffing at night and its staff training hours.

What is the difference between assisted living and memory care in Florida?

Both run under the same AHCA assisted living license; memory care adds dementia-trained staff, a secured setting and a written program disclosure.

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The largest memory care communities in the region, each with a full page showing its AHCA license history, specialty licenses, Medicaid programs and enforcement record.

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How do I check a assisted living facility offering memory care's Florida license?

Search the name on AHCA's FloridaHealthFinder locator; every listing here shows the AHCA license number to match, and full-profile pages link straight to the facility's AHCA profile and inspection reports.

What does memory care cost in the Orlando area?

In 2026, memory care in Greater Orlando typically runs $4,700–$6,900/month before Medicaid or VA help. AHCA does not publish prices, so get any single facility's rate in writing.

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