Common questions
FAQ | The Hacienda House
Plain answers about AFCH scale, care paths, SAMPLE rates, and how to get in touch. Confirm anything operational by phone.
What kind of home is The Hacienda House?
The Hacienda House is a Florida-licensed Adult Family Care Home (AFCH), license 6906810, with capacity for 4 residents. It is a small residential setting for assisted living support, not a large campus facility.
Where is it located?
19390 Powell Road, Brooksville, FL 34604, in Hernando County, Florida.
How do I contact the home?
Call (352) 652-8436 or email info@thehaciendahouse.com. Use this phone number only; older listings may show a different number.
What care paths do you discuss?
Assisted living support in an AFCH model, educational guidance related to Memory Care Brooksville searches (with honesty that this is not a dedicated licensed memory-care community), and possible Respite Care Brooksville short stays — all subject to assessment, fit, and availability.
Is The Hacienda House a dedicated memory care community?
No. Memory Care content on the site is educational. Some individuals with milder cognitive changes may still be discussed for assisted living fit; others need specialized memory care elsewhere. Confirm with the operator.
What are the rates?
Public estimates have referenced assisted living around $2,950–$3,100 per month (ElderLife-style estimate). A SAMPLE enhanced figure of $3,650 per month and a SAMPLE respite figure of $195 per day may appear as placeholders. Call for current official pricing.
Are private rooms available?
Private rooms are a core theme of the home and have a dedicated page. Current room availability must be confirmed because capacity is only four beds.
Are meals included?
Meals are a central part of daily life in an AFCH household model. Confirm exactly what is included in the current rate.
Can we try before a long-term move?
Ask about respite or short stays as a gentle introduction when available. Public listings did not clearly list respite — soft-confirm with the operator.
Do you help with medications and ADLs?
Assistance with daily living and medication support within the home’s scope may be part of care; confirm details for your person’s needs.
Can family visit?
Ask about current visiting practices on a Tour. Families are generally an important part of resident wellbeing; exact norms should be confirmed.
Are pets allowed?
Ask current policy. Do not assume yes or no from the website alone.
Is transportation or are outings available?
Ask what is currently realistic for appointments and outings.
How do I prepare for a tour?
Bring medication lists, a description of a typical day, mobility or cognition concerns, budget range, and questions from the Tour page list.
What if needs change after move-in?
Needs are reassessed over time. If needs exceed what the AFCH can support, the operator should discuss next steps honestly.
Where can I research other listings?
Helpful starting points may include Assisted Living Near Mom (https://www.assistedlivingnearmom.com/) and the home’s Caring.com listing. Always verify with the home directly.
Do you publish star ratings on the site?
The site does not invent AggregateRating or testimonials. Use verified facts and invite a live visit.
Why is the phone number different from some directories?
Some older listings show a different number. The current number for the site is (352) 652-8436.