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705 open AHCA licenses across Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake & Sumter counties — straight from the state record.

705 AHCA-licensed senior care providers. Last verified October 2026.
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How many senior care providers are licensed in Greater Orlando?

Florida AHCA lists 705 open senior-care licenses in the five counties around Orlando — Orange (330), Seminole (107), Osceola (76), Lake (160), Sumter (32) — across assisted living, nursing homes, adult family care, adult day care, hospice and home health.

How should I use the Orlando senior care directory?

Pick the care type, filter to your parent's city, then open the full profiles of the larger communities to read their AHCA record.

Each listing shows the AHCA license number to match on FloridaHealthFinder. Full-profile pages add the first-licensed date, ECC/LNS/LMH specialty licenses, Medicaid programs, recent AHCA inspections and any fines or sanctions on file.

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.

Assisted living (standard AHCA ALF license)Memory care (an ALF delivering dementia care)
IsHelp with bathing, dressing, medications and meals in a licensed residenceThe same ALF license plus dementia-trained staff, a secured setting and a written program disclosure (s. 429.178, F.S.)
Isn'tNot 24-hour skilled nursing — that needs a nursing home license (Chapter 400)Not a separate Florida license — there is no "memory care license" to look up
FitsSomeone who needs daily help but is safe without a secured doorSomeone with dementia who wanders, exits or needs structured supervision
Check on the AHCA recordLicense status, beds, Standard vs ECC / LNS / LMH specialty licensesECC or LNS license, the Memory Care program reported to AHCA, recent survey deficiencies

Frequently asked questions

How many senior care providers are licensed in Greater Orlando?
Florida AHCA lists 705 open senior-care licenses in the five counties around Orlando — Orange (330), Seminole (107), Osceola (76), Lake (160), Sumter (32) — across assisted living, nursing homes, adult family care, adult day care, hospice and home health.
How should I use the Orlando senior care directory?
Pick the care type, filter to your parent's city, then open the full profiles of the larger communities to read their AHCA record.
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.
Why doesn't Florida have a memory care license?
Florida regulates dementia care inside the assisted living license: facilities that advertise memory care must disclose their program under s. 429.178, F.S., and ECC or LNS specialty licenses allow higher-acuity care.
Do you rank or rate facilities?
No. We publish the public state record — licenses, beds, inspections and sanctions — and help families read it. There are no paid placements or star ratings here.

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Data source + refresh cadence

Every listing comes from the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) public licensing record on FloridaHealthFinder: the state facility locator, each facility's AHCA profile (license dates, specialty licenses, Medicaid programs, legal sanctions) and AHCA inspection history. Open licenses only, in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake and Sumter counties. We re-pull the registry quarterly. Last updated: October 24, 2026. Last verified: October 2026.

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