Operated by Ccrc Opco-bradenton Llc, The Inn at Freedom Village is a residential nursing community on the west side of Bradenton, Florida. It’s under owner Steven Levato, with Kathryn Montegari as the administrator. Accepted are Medicare and private pay, giving families coverage choices for short-term rehabilitation and longer-term nursing care. A mid-sized community of 160 beds, the home is currently at about 81 percent occupancy, with an average resident stay of 36 days.
Daily staffing combines registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nursing aides, and supporting personnel for a total of around 4 hours and 56 minutes of nursing care per resident day. A doctor is on staff, and the community delivers rehabilitation services and 24-hour nursing support, making it fitting for those healing from surgery or acute illness or managing ongoing care needs. The moderate walkability score of 67 means some local errands are walkable, with most trips requiring a car. Daily life spotlights restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals and dietary accommodations, anchored by housekeeping and laundry services. Residents reside in private or companion suites that are furnished and allow personal touches. Daily programs in art, technology, and music give residents activity options to stay engaged. The community holds regular care meetings with residents and families to ensure continuous alignment on care and life quality.
State inspections have shown a tidy record on the latest evaluation, with no deficiencies or substantiated complaints mentioned. Earlier inspections have noted areas for attention in staffing, training, physical plant maintenance, and record-keeping, with recurring focus on medication assistance protocols and documentation practices. Families may want to ask regarding such areas during a visit to know how the community tackles them in daily operations.















