Debra's Assisted Living Facility

Debra's Assisted Living Facility sits in a quiet, suburban part of Tampa, Florida, in a white bungalow-style home that's both cozy and welcoming, with a secure gated property, planted details, a garden, and a big side patio where residents can enjoy peaceful outdoor time or watch birds by the pond nearby. The facility only has six beds, so the community stays small, neighbors get to know each other well, and staff give more personal attention, which helps everyone feel at home. Staff members are always present and keep a close eye, providing care 24 hours a day, making sure help is there for things like bathing, dressing, getting around, and managing medicine, with extra support for people with memory concerns or declining health. Rooms come private or shared, and some have small kitchenettes or telephones, all furnished for comfort, plus regular housekeeping and meal service, so it's always neat and meals are ready without fuss. The building's set up with an emergency alert system and the whole place is thought out for safety, especially since it's on a secure, gated property. Residents can join scheduled activities-they hold movie nights, recreational events, and social gatherings in the dining room or activity room-so there's always something to do together if someone wants to join in. The team at Debra's Assisted Living Facility is proud to focus on compassionate care, especially for those needing memory support, and they work closely with healthcare providers to coordinate extra medical needs when they come up. There's help for transportation and parking so folks can get out to see family, shop, or take in the local parks and attractions, and because it's in Tampa, there's quick access to hospitals and clinics if something urgent happens. Debra's is run by Purple Door, LLC, and follows rules set by the Department of Aging and Veterans Services under license number 12172, meaning it's inspected and up to standards. Since the community stays small and there are just a few residents at any one time, staff and residents often know each other by name, and there's a sense of family that can be hard to find in bigger places. Meals are prepared and served on-site, and most chores like cleaning or laundry get taken care of too, leaving residents free to enjoy quieter day-to-day living. Debra's offers both assisted living and board and care home services, with a strong focus on memory care, though it doesn't take Medicare unless certified. The suburban setting, easy access to outdoor walking paths, gardening spaces, and the close-knit community make it well suited to folks who want a simple, supportive home with the care they need right there, whether they're up for group activities or just looking for a peaceful spot to call their own.