AHEPA 421 Inc

AHEPA 421 APTS is a senior living apartment complex at 350 NE 141st Street in North Miami, Miami, that offers independent living and assisted living options for older adults aged 62 and up, and a few apartments set aside for people 18 and older with certain disabilities like mobility impairments, and while it's a multifamily building with 80 HUD-subsidized units and was built in 1989 with about 46,860 square feet, it mainly has one-bedroom and studio floor plans. The property's last recorded inspection score was 83 out of 100 as of March 22, 2017, which is about 4.4 points below the Florida average, but the score was passing, and the building's had several inspections between 2013 and 2019. The operators, AHEPA National Housing Corporation, run several similar properties, including Hellenic Senior Living communities in Indiana, and they focus on keeping residents safe and independent, using service coordinators to help people get the care and support they need. Amenities include things like community rooms with TV or cable, internet in common areas, a computer room, a library, well-lighted outdoor spaces, and security features like entrance camera monitors, intercoms, and emergency call systems; inside the apartments, folks can expect smoke detectors, sprinklers, carbon monoxide alarms, and grab bars in the bathrooms, with emergency door release systems in place. Meals are provided daily, there are on-site and offsite recreational and devotional activities, and the staff's on call around the clock for help, including help with moving between bed and wheelchair, monitoring insulin and other health needs, managing medication, and even memory care or incontinence support for those who need it. There's a history of rental rates, occupancy rates, sales, and loans available for the property, and detailed records show information on ownership, utilities, and site features. The apartments are suited for people who meet federal income guidelines, giving affordable housing to seniors who'd like to keep their independence but want care close by when they need it, and the whole setup feels like it's been designed to keep folks connected and as safe as possible.