At 750 Alabama Avenue in Apopka, Longevity Healthcare Assisted Living operates a 30-bed community offering assisted living and nursing home care. The facility is for-profit, licensed (13820, expiring August 8, 2027), and administered by Caleb Dorval. Positioned 0.4 miles from downtown Apopka, the single-story building houses private and semi-private rooms in a moderately walkable neighborhood (Walk Score 52).
The operational model includes assisted and nursing-level care with activity programming and arts and crafts. Florida Medicaid waivers cover eligible residents (Long-Term Care, Community Care for the Elderly, Home Care for the Elderly); PACE program support is available; private pay is accepted.
The facility has 14 recently reported deficiencies across its history. One inspection identified 12 Class 3 violations in admissions, resident care, staffing, training, records, and background screening; a dense cluster of compliance gaps in a single cycle. Subsequent inspections resulted in no deficiencies and no substantiated complaints. This pattern suggests corrective action was implemented and has held.
Statewide context: the facility maintains 58% fewer total citations than the Florida average (14 vs. 33) and 88% fewer inspections with citations (2 vs. 16). The counterpoint: citations per inspection are elevated at 3.5 versus the state average of 1.3, indicating that when violations are cited, they concentrate rather than scatter across time.
What this adds up to: a 30-bed facility with a history of serious compliance failures in one inspection cycle, subsequent remediation, and generally lower citation rates thereafter. The facility discloses no occupancy, resident census, average tenure, or staffing ratios.
