Las Palmas Senior Living

    5300 W 16th Ave, Hialeah, FL 33012
    • Assisted Living
    • Skilled Nursing

    Attentive staff, clean, excellent care

    I placed my mom here and I'm very pleased with the attentive, caring staff and responsive administration-Daniela and Paola were especially helpful. The facility feels clean and homey, meals are tasty, rehab and wound care are excellent, and activities and chapel keep residents engaged. I have peace of mind overall; a few small improvements would make it outstanding.

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    Jul 2026

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    Overall rating

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    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      3.8
    • Staff

      3.9
    • Meals

      2.3
    • Amenities

      4.1
    • Value

      2.5

    Pros

    • Clean and well-maintained environment
    • Tasty and varied meal offerings
    • Attentive and compassionate caregiving staff
    • Dedicated nursing and supervisory personnel
    • Engaging activities program
    • Art and specialty classes
    • Private, spacious apartments
    • Apartment renovation and updated finishes
    • On-site cleaning and laundry services
    • Transportation for appointments and shopping
    • Religious services and on-site chapel
    • Physical-therapy and rehabilitation services
    • Security features and gated entry
    • On-site amenities (beauty salon, gazebo)
    • Warm, home-like atmosphere and social opportunities

    Cons

    • Inconsistent administrative responsiveness and communication
    • Variable nursing quality and uneven clinical oversight
    • Understaffing and related service delays
    • Inconsistent dining quality and occasional poor food service
    • Kitchen cleanliness and organization issues
    • Unclear billing, lease, and rent-increase management
    • Elevator reliability and general maintenance lapses
    • Personal-property and document security gaps
    • Parking-lot and on-site traffic security concerns
    • Language-integration challenges for English-speaking residents
    • Limited activity engagement for more-dependent residents
    • Allegations of aggressive asset-control and coercive practices

    Summary of reviews

    Overview: Las Palmas Senior Living elicits a split but informative pattern: many reviewers praise the facility’s upkeep, social atmosphere, and several hands-on caregiving staff, while others raise operational and management concerns that can affect families’ experiences. The facility presents as a community with substantial renovations, private apartments, and visible amenities; however, consistency of clinical care, administrative responsiveness, and some dining/kitchen operations appear variable across time and residents.

    Care and staff: Numerous reviews highlight kind, attentive caregivers and supervisors who provide personalized attention and help residents feel at home. Nursing and caregiving staff are frequently described as compassionate, and specific staff members received positive mentions for effective admissions support and ongoing family communication. At the same time, there is clear variability in clinical-quality perceptions: some families report high-quality nursing and reliable medication/meal delivery, while others describe slower response times and concerns about the consistency of nursing-floor care. Understaffing, when noted, is associated with service delays and reduced staff availability for more-dependent residents.

    Dining and activities: Dining receives mixed but specific feedback. Many residents appreciate the taste and variety of meals and a pleasant dining atmosphere, and there are positive references to organized dining rooms and some nutritious entrées. Conversely, there are recurring notes about inconsistent food quality, occasional low-quality pastry or beverage items, higher perceived food costs, and concerns about kitchen cleanliness and organization. The activities program is a strength for socially engaged residents: art classes, daily events, and opportunities for social interaction are described positively. However, reviewers also state that activity staff do not always successfully encourage participation and that offerings may be less suitable for residents with higher-dependency needs.

    Facilities and amenities: Physical plant improvements are widely noted—recent apartment renovations, fresh paint, new carpeting, and outdoor enhancements such as a gazebo contribute to a refreshed appearance. Apartments are described as private and spacious, with cleaning and laundry services, on-site beauty salon, and transportation options adding convenience. Security features such as gated access receive praise, although concerns about parking-lot traffic speed and the need for more qualified on-site security are also noted. Mechanical reliability issues such as occasional elevator breakdowns and intermittent maintenance gaps have been mentioned.

    Management and operations: Management impressions are mixed: admissions and front-desk staff have been praised for helpfulness and clear tours, yet multiple reviews indicate inconsistent administrative responsiveness, poor communication at critical moments, and billing or lease-clarity problems. Operational patterns that families should watch for include coordination and notification around bed assignment, documentation controls, and property/financial handling; several reviews point to weaknesses in personal-property security and in document/check management. There are also serious, individual allegations concerning aggressive asset-control and coercive practices under some management periods; such claims warrant direct inquiry with facility leadership and review of contract terms.

    Notable patterns and guidance for prospective families: Overall, Las Palmas offers many features that attract residents seeking a home-like independent or assisted living setting: active social programming, renovated private apartments, on-site services, and staff who, in many cases, provide supportive care. Prospective residents and families should verify current staffing levels, nursing oversight, and the scope of activities for higher-dependency needs. Ask for written details on dining plans and pricing, sample menus, kitchen sanitation protocols, and recent inspection or maintenance records. Clarify lease terms, fee increases, personal-property safeguards, and the facility’s process for incident communication and bed-assignment changes. If language needs are a concern, confirm bilingual staffing and social integration options for English-speaking residents.

    In sum, Las Palmas shows clear strengths in environment, amenities, and a culture that many residents find welcoming; however, variability in administrative responsiveness, clinical staffing consistency, dining operations, and property-security practices suggest areas to investigate further during tours and contract review.

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    Location

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    Las Palmas Senior Living is located at 5300 W 16th Ave, Hialeah, FL, 33012.

    About Las Palmas Senior Living

    Las Palmas Senior Living sits in Hialeah, Florida, as a mid-rise community that covers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even skilled nursing, plus short-term and respite stays. The community serves people aged 55 and older, with at least 80% of residents meeting that age rule, and has a campus that feels safe, secure, and well-kept, with a gated entrance and 24-hour security. Residents choose between different floor plans-one or two bedrooms, including accessible units-especially roomy ones at 504, 672, or 904 square feet, each with kitchenettes, walk-in closets, private bathrooms, and emergency call systems so people can really make the space their own. The apartments are modern, recently renovated, and always come with maintenance-free living, as the staff takes care of lawn care, snow removal, and general upkeep, which sure takes a load off most folks.

    This community offers different types of care, since people's needs change-there's independent living for those who like to stay active but want to leave chores behind, assisted living for anyone who needs help with things like bathing, dressing, or managing medicines, and memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's. Skilled nurses and bilingual staff, including Spanish speakers, provide care day and night, which is a comfort for many. The health team runs check-ups, helps with incontinence, diabetic care, non-ambulatory needs, and works side-by-side with doctors. Therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy run every day for those who need them, and even IV therapy, pulmonary care, and pain management are available.

    Las Palmas isn't short on gathering spaces or things to do, as the grounds are filled with inviting courtyards, garden bridges, paved walkways, and plenty of greenery, while indoor features include a library, church services in a chapel, a movie theater, resident lounges, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. The Solaire at Las Palmas Village serves as a hub with scheduled social activities, outings, events, fitness classes, cultural celebrations, and even manicures and haircuts from the salon, which all help with that sense of connection and purpose. There's a pool outside for relaxing, outdoor spots for exercise, and well-appointed lounges for neighbors to chat or enjoy something on TV. Residents get nutritious meals every day, with menus designed by chefs and restaurant-style dining, often mentioned for their taste and quality, and snacks are always close at hand.

    The staff pays attention to detail and spends time getting to know the residents, building friendships and a real feeling of belonging, whether people speak English or Spanish. There are always activities, clubs, and wellness programs happening, so it's easy to stay social or learn something new every week if someone wants to. The team takes care to respect privacy, honor individual needs, and keeps to clear policies about rights and infection control.

    People often mention the friendly staff, clean spaces, and the safety and comfort felt throughout the community, which has won awards for its meals and for the positive way it treats residents. With pet-friendly apartments, accessible Wi-Fi, all utilities included in a single monthly fee, and services like laundry, housekeeping, transportation, spiritual support, and a low-maintenance atmosphere, residents can focus on enjoying time with friends and family, rather than worrying about chores or care. Las Palmas Senior Living brings healthcare and hospitality together with a focus on well-being, activity, and comfort day in and day out, so seniors can live as independently as possible with support close by when they need it, and every person gets a chance for meaningful companionship and a full life.

    People often ask...

    Las Palmas Senior Living offers assisted living and skilled nursing.

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    The full address for this community is 5300 W 16th Ave, Hialeah, FL 33012.

    No, Las Palmas Senior Living does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Florida, the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) licenses assisted living facilities and publishes the results of its standard, complaint, and monitoring inspections.

    License number11910916
    StatusActive
    Facility typeAssisted Living Facility
    Capacity200 residents
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    Inspection Reports

    61

    Reports

    0

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    21

    Complaints

    14

    Years

    29 Dec 2025Standard
    Identified that deficiencies were corrected during a second revisit.
    20 Oct 2025Standard
    Identified deficiencies in resident record-keeping and related health-care documentation, including retention issues and missing forms.
    01 Jul 2025Standard
    Observed multiple deficiencies related to medication storage, resident records, and emergency planning across several pages.
    • Class 3A0055MEDICATION - STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
    • Class 3A0152PHYSICAL PLANT - SAFE LIVING ENVIRON/OTHER
    • Class 3A0160RECORDS - FACILITY
    • Class 3A0162RECORDS - RESIDENT
    • Class 3A0182EMERGENCY MGMT - PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
    • Class 3A0200EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
    15 Jan 2025Complaint
    Identified a revision to a complaint investigation and noted that a prior deficiency was corrected during the survey.
    15 Jan 2025Complaint
    Investigated a complaint; no deficiencies were identified at the time of the survey.
    05 Nov 2024Complaint
    Investigative findings showed defects in the physical environment and safety hazards, including damaged walls, warped flooring, and missing door hardware observed during the tour.
    • Class 3A0152PHYSICAL PLANT - SAFE LIVING ENVIRON/OTHER
    04 Nov 2024Complaint
    Identified a revision to a complaint investigation; the deficiency was corrected at the time of the visit.
    30 Sept 2024Monitor
    Observed generator monitoring conducted on 09/30/2024 with no deficiencies identified.
    09 Sept 2024Complaint
    Identified a deficiency due to inadequate supervision during bathing, since two staff were required but only one helped, risking resident safety.
    • Class 2A0025RESIDENT CARE - SUPERVISION
    19 Dec 2023Standard
    Identified a revisit to a change of ownership and complaint investigation, and found the deficiencies were corrected at the time of survey.
    06 Sept 2023Standard
    Identified missing background screenings for an administrator and deficiencies in documenting residents' rights and dietary standards.
    • Class 3A0004LICENSURE - REQUIREMENTS
    • Class 3A0030RESIDENT CARE - RIGHTS & FACILITY PROCEDURES
    • Class 3A0093FOOD SERVICE - DIETARY STANDARDS
    • CZ814BACKGROUND SCREENING CLEARINGHOUSE
    30 Mar 2022Standard
    Investigated a re-licensure and complaint investigation and found no deficiencies identified.
    08 Sept 2021Complaint
    Identified deficiencies from a prior complaint and COVID-19 monitoring were addressed during a revisit on 9/8/2021.
    27 May 2021Complaint
    Identified deficiencies related to resident rights, including lack of a written set of house rules, posting of resident rights, and access to a telephone and grievance processes.
    • Class 3A0030RESIDENT CARE - RIGHTS & FACILITY PROCEDURES
    25 May 2021Complaint
    Identified deficiencies were found corrected during a follow-up visit after a complaint investigation.
    18 Mar 2021Complaint
    Identified concerns about monitoring and documenting residents’ care, with multiple incident reports suggesting supervision gaps and resident injuries.
    23 Feb 2021Monitor
    Observed that a moratorium monitoring survey was conducted on February 23, 2021.
    15 Feb 2021Complaint
    Identified multiple deficiencies in resident supervision, safety, and documentation. The observations described failures to monitor health, document incidents, and notify relevant parties when changes occurred.
    • Class 1A0025RESIDENT CARE - SUPERVISION
    • Class 2A0030RESIDENT CARE - RIGHTS & FACILITY PROCEDURES
    • Class 3A0032RESIDENT CARE - ELOPEMENT STANDARDS
    • Class 3A0052MEDICATION - ASSISTANCE WITH SELF-ADMIN
    • Class 3A0055MEDICATION - STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
    • Class 2A0079STAFFING STANDARDS - LEVELS
    • Class 2A0093FOOD SERVICE - DIETARY STANDARDS
    • Class 2A0152PHYSICAL PLANT - SAFE LIVING ENVIRON/OTHER
    22 Jan 2020Standard
    Identified a deficiency that was corrected during a desk review.
    01 Aug 2019Standard
    Identified deficiencies in risk management and adverse incident reporting, including failure to document and report adverse incidents timely.
    • Class 3A0165RISK MGMT & QA; ADVERSE INCIDENT REPORT
    01 Aug 2019Standard
    Identified a deficiency from a prior issue and found it corrected during a follow-up.
    • Class 3A0165RISK MGMT & QA; ADVERSE INCIDENT REPORT
    20 Jun 2019Standard
    Identified a lack of a complete Detailed Emergency Environmental Control Plan addressing fuel supply and implementation steps for power outages.
    • Class 3A0200EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
    22 Jan 2019Monitor
    Observed that a resident wellness monitoring survey second revisit occurred on 01/22/2019 and no deficiencies were identified at the time.
    04 Oct 2018Monitor
    Identified deficiencies related to licensure requirements and resident health records.
    • Class 3A0004LICENSURE - REQUIREMENTS
    • Class 3A0162RECORDS - RESIDENT
    04 Oct 2018Complaint
    Found no deficiencies identified during a complaint-based survey conducted on 10/04/2018.
    22 Jun 2018Monitor
    Observed a deficient safe living environment due to multiple hazards affecting residents, including cigarette odor, doors that would not close, broken tiles, and other unsafe conditions.
    • Class 3A0152PHYSICAL PLANT - SAFE LIVING ENVIRON/OTHER
    17 Oct 2017Standard
    Found no deficiencies identified during a standard biennial survey revisit.
    08 Aug 2017Standard
    Investigated deficiencies identified in medication handling and staff licensing during a licensing inquiry into a senior living setting.
    • Class 3A0055MEDICATION - STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
    • Class 3A0056MEDICATION - LABELING AND ORDERS
    • Class 3A0152PHYSICAL PLANT - SAFE LIVING ENVIRON/OTHER
    • Class 3AN277LNS - RESIDENT CARE STANDARDS
    16 Aug 2016Monitor
    Found no deficiencies during a Limited Nursing Services Monitoring Survey.
    02 May 2016Expansion
    Found previously cited deficiencies corrected on the day of the revisit, resulting in full compliance.
    20 Jan 2016Expansion
    Identified deficiencies included failure to have an updated health assessment reflecting a resident's change in condition and failure to limit bed-rails appropriately.
    • Class 3A0010ADMISSIONS - CONTINUED RESIDENCY
    • Class 3A0030RESIDENT CARE - RIGHTS & FACILITY PROCEDURES
    20 Jan 2016Expansion
    Identified deficiencies during a limited nursing services expansion survey.
    • Class 3A0010ADMISSIONS - CONTINUED RESIDENCY
    • Class 3A0030RESIDENT CARE - RIGHTS & FACILITY PROCEDURES
    20 Jan 2016Complaint
    Identified that a complaint survey found no deficiencies.
    03 Aug 2015Standard
    Confirmed that deficiencies previously cited were corrected during a revisit conducted on August 3, 2015.
    03 Aug 2015Complaint
    Confirmed a complaint investigation found no deficiencies at the time of survey.
    14 May 2015Standard
    Found that a health assessment was not properly completed for one of fifteen sampled residents, leaving sections incomplete and notes missing.
    • Class 3A0008ADMISSIONS - HEALTH ASSESSMENT
    14 May 2015Monitor
    Observed no deficiencies noted during an Extended Congregate Care Monitoring Survey conducted on May 14, 2015.
    03 Feb 2015Monitor
    Observed an ECC monitoring revisit on February 3, 2015, with no deficiencies identified.
    03 Feb 2015Monitor
    Observed an ECC monitoring survey on February 3, 2015 with no deficiencies noted.
    06 Oct 2014Monitor
    Identified a failure to notify the Agency of a change in administrator within the required 10 days.
    • Class 3A0077STAFFING STANDARDS - ADMINISTRATORS
    10 Jul 2014Monitor
    Found no deficiencies during a limited nursing services monitoring survey conducted on July 10, 2014.
    02 Apr 2014Complaint
    Found no deficiencies identified during the survey.
    02 Apr 2014Standard
    Concluded no deficiencies were found during the unannounced follow-up survey conducted April 1–3, 2014.
    02 Apr 2014Monitor
    Identified that no deficiencies were found during the review.
    02 Apr 2014Expansion
    Identified no deficiencies during the follow-up bed increase visit.
    15 Oct 2013Complaint
    Identified two unannounced complaints investigated over two days, with non-compliance noted in the findings.
    15 Oct 2013Standard
    Identified a deficiency related to medication storage after a follow-up check, including an unlocked refrigerator and a cart blocking the refrigerator door.
    15 Oct 2013Monitor
    Identified no deficiencies on ECC licensure date, but noted noncompliance and citations for deficiencies on two related follow-up surveys.
    14 Oct 2013Monitor
    Confirmed all previous deficiencies were corrected after an unannounced follow-up ECC monitoring visit.
    14 Oct 2013Expansion
    Identified a deficiency where a call-light pull cord was out of reach for a resident, indicating an unsafe living environment.
    25 Jul 2013Expansion
    Identified deficiencies in the physical plant due to unfinished renovations and construction debris affecting safe living conditions.
    • Class 3A0152PHYSICAL PLANT - SAFE LIVING ENVIRON/OTHER
    25 Jul 2013Standard
    Identified multiple deficiencies regarding staff training, documentation, and medication-related practices at the facility.
    • Class 3A0054MEDICATION - RECORDS
    • Class 3A0055MEDICATION - STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
    • Class 3A0057MEDICATION - OVER THE COUNTER (OTC) PRODUCTS
    • Class 3A0078STAFFING STANDARDS - STAFF
    • Class 3A0081TRAINING - STAFF IN-SERVICE
    • Class 3A0082TRAINING - HIV/AIDS
    • Class 3A0085TRAINING - NUTRITION & FOOD SERVICE
    • Class 3A0086TRAINING - ADRD
    • Class 3A0090TRAINING - DO NOT RESUSCITATE ORDERS
    • Class 3A0091TRAINING - DOCUMENTATION & MONITORING
    • Class 3A0092FOOD SERVICE - GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES
    25 Jul 2013Monitor
    Identified a deficiency in the annual health examination documentation for staff. One staff member’s examination was not documented on an annual basis.
    24 Jul 2013Complaint
    Identified that previously cited deficiencies were found corrected on the day of the revisit.
    24 Jul 2013Complaint
    Observed that previously cited deficiencies were found corrected on the day of the revisit.
    28 May 2013Monitor
    Observed deficiencies in staff health documentation, including missing provider statements and outdated health clearance records for several staff.
    • Class 3A0078STAFFING STANDARDS - STAFF
    14 May 2013Complaint
    Identified deficiencies in dietary services, including meals not served at palatable temperatures and resident reports of unsatisfactory meals.
    • Class 3A0093FOOD SERVICE - DIETARY STANDARDS
    11 Apr 2013Complaint
    Identified failures to provide adequate care and supervision to two residents, which led to an incident.
    • Class 2A0025RESIDENT CARE - SUPERVISION
    05 Feb 2013Monitor
    Identified no deficiencies during an extended congregate care monitoring survey.
    20 Dec 2012Complaint
    Confirmed corrective actions were completed during a state revisit, and previously cited deficiencies were found corrected on the day of the revisit.
    15 Oct 2012Complaint
    Identified a deficiency in ECC service planning for one resident after a review and interview.
    • Class 3AE206ECC - SERVICE PLANS

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