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Care & Services

Assisted Living Services and Memory Care in Tampa

Your House ALF provides 24-hour assisted living care in four small homes in Tampa, Florida. Every resident receives help with bathing, dressing, and medications, three fresh meals a day, housekeeping, and daily activities. Memory care, respite stays, and adult day care are also available.

Bright resident bedroom with a recliner and ceiling fan at Your House ALF

Personal care, day and night

With six residents and two caregivers in each home, help arrives quickly and from someone who knows your loved one by name.

24-hour care

Two caregivers are on site in every home, day and night. Someone is always awake and close by to help with a late-night bathroom trip, a fall, or a resident who can’t sleep.

Bathing and dressing

Caregivers help with showers, grooming, getting dressed, and using the bathroom. Residents do what they can on their own, and staff steps in where help is needed.

Medication management

Staff helps residents take their medications on schedule, as prescribed by their doctors, and keeps a record of every dose.

Home kitchen where meals are cooked fresh each day at Your House ALF

Fresh meals and a clean home

Meals are cooked fresh every day in each home’s kitchen and served on a set schedule.

Daily meal times
Breakfast7:00 AM
Lunch11:00 AM
Dinner5:00 PM

Housekeeping

Staff keeps bedrooms, bathrooms, and shared spaces clean, so residents and families never have to think about chores.

Memory care in a small home

Memory care at Your House ALF supports residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of memory loss in a quiet house with few people and a steady daily routine.

  • Familiar caregivers who know each resident’s routine
  • Meals, activities, and rest at the same times each day
  • Supervision around the clock, including overnight
  • Caregivers who speak the resident’s first language

Every resident is different. Call Sayli to talk through your loved one’s needs before a visit.

Quiet resident bedroom with a window and dresser at Your House ALF

Short stays and daytime care

Not every family needs a full-time move. These two options give your loved one care in one of our homes for a shorter stretch.

Respite stays

A short overnight stay in one of our homes with the same care full-time residents receive. Families use respite stays to rest, travel, or recover from their own surgery or illness.

Good for: family caregivers who need a break, or a trial stay before a move.

Adult day care

Daytime care and company in a home setting, with meals and activities. Your loved one goes home in the evening. Each home has space for up to six adult day care guests.

Good for: seniors who live with family that works during the day.

Is assisted living the right fit?

Assisted living often fits when someone

  • needs help bathing, dressing, or using the bathroom
  • forgets or mixes up medications
  • is no longer safe alone at night
  • eats poorly or skips meals
  • has a family caregiver who is worn out

A nursing home may fit better when someone

  • needs a licensed nurse on duty around the clock
  • is bedbound and needs skilled medical care
  • is recovering from a hospital stay that requires daily therapy

Not sure which one your loved one needs? Call (813) 505-0833 and Sayli will talk it through with you.

Care questions

What is included in assisted living at Your House ALF?

Every resident receives 24-hour supervision, help with bathing and dressing, medication management, three fresh meals a day, housekeeping, and daily activities.

Can a person with dementia live at Your House ALF?

Yes. Our homes offer memory care for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of memory loss. Call to talk through your loved one’s needs.

What is the difference between respite care and adult day care?

A respite stay is a short overnight stay in one of our homes. Adult day care covers daytime hours only, and your loved one goes home in the evening.

Is care provided in Spanish?

Yes. Our caregivers speak Spanish and English, so residents can talk about their needs in the language they know best.

Talk with us about your loved one’s care

Ask for Sayli Castro, Administrator. Please call before visiting.