7080 SW 14th Street, Miami, FL 33144
To contact a resident: (305) 262-7704
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Dh Home Health Services LLC Costs & Pricing
Dh Home Health Services LLC offers competitive pricing for semi-private rooms at $1,300 per month, which is significantly lower than both Miami-Dade County's average of $2,250 and the broader state average of $3,009. This cost-effectiveness positions Dh Home Health Services as a valuable option for those seeking quality care without the financial burden often associated with similar facilities. By providing affordable services while maintaining a focus on patient well-being, Dh Home Health Services stands out in the local healthcare landscape.
| Floor plans | Dh Home Health Services LLC | Miami-Dade County | Florida |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-Private | $1,300 | $2,250 | $3,009 |
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Overall Review of Dh Home Health Services LLC
Pros
The staff at Caring For You ALF are very caring and very attentive to residents and their families.- The reviewer has nothing but good things to say about the place.
- Caring For You ALF is portrayed in a very positive light by the reviewer.
Review
Dh Home Health Services LLC in Miami is best suited for families seeking a small, person-centered assisted living experience where staff consistently demonstrates warmth and attentiveness and keeps family members closely informed. This community appears most compatible with seniors who rely on hands-on help with daily activities, dressing, bathing, medication reminders, mobility support, delivered in a setting that feels approachable and home-like. It is a strong fit for families that place a premium on responsive caregiving and transparent communication over a broad menu of high-acuity services or expansive programming.
Those evaluating alternatives should consider options with greater medical oversight or more extensive memory care capabilities. If a resident requires 24/7 on-site nursing, complex clinical management, or a formalized dementia program, a larger facility or a skilled nursing environment might better meet those needs. Similarly, for families seeking highly structured daily activities, a wide array of therapeutic services, or specialized units for memory care, it may be prudent to explore communities with clearly advertised clinical staffing levels and dementia-focused programming. The two-review snapshot suggests strong personal attention, but it does not establish whether medical oversight and specialty care are consistently available.
The primary positives, genuine staff care and attentive responsiveness to residents and families, are meaningful strengths that can meaningfully offset some practical gaps. A caregiver team that appears genuinely invested tends to translate into steadier daily routines, quicker responses to needs, and clearer family updates, which reduces stress for both residents and relatives. That emotional reassurance can compensate for the absence of publicly detailed clinical credentials or a wide range of amenities, particularly for residents who prioritize relational warmth over formality. However, the advantages hinge on consistent, shift-to-shift reliability; without broader corroboration, this remains a potential variability risk in a smaller operation.
From a practical standpoint, prospective residents should verify several core details during a visit. Inquire about staffing ratios and the presence of on-site registered nurses or licensed practical nurses, as well as who handles medication management and care planning. Ask about meal service, daily activity options, and whether transportation, housekeeping, and personal care tasks are offered in a bundled rate or as add-ons. Observe interactions between staff and residents, evaluate cleanliness and safety features, and assess whether family members feel welcome and informed. Request a copy of the current license, any recent inspection reports, and references from current or former residents’ families to gauge consistency over time.
The community becomes a compelling option for families who prioritize a nurturing, relationship-driven atmosphere and robust family communication. It is a sensible choice for seniors who mostly need assistance with daily tasks and appreciate a staff that takes time to build trusting relationships. For residents who thrive in a compact, intimate setting and do not require extensive medical management or specialized memory care, Dh Home Health Services LLC offers a practical, personable home away from home. It is less suitable for those needing advanced clinical services, complex dementia care, or a wide spectrum of therapeutic programming, where larger facilities with explicit medical staffing and dementia units may deliver greater peace of mind.
Final steps for decision-making involve a hands-on comparison with nearby alternatives. Schedule in-person tours, bring a prepared checklist of questions about staffing, medical oversight, costs, and contract terms, and seek candid feedback from current residents’ families if possible. Weigh the value of the personal, attentive caregiving against the need for specialized medical support and structured programming. When the priority is consistent empathy and clear family communication in a smaller setting, this community stands out; for higher acuity needs, it’s prudent to pursue options with more explicit clinical resources and dementia-focused services.
Board and Care Home
Day Program
Memory Care
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Miami International (3 miles away)
Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
High acuity care
Incontinence care
Medication management
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