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Alzheimer's Community Care Inc

Adult-day in Stuart, Florida

Checked November 1, 2026

Provider details
Address2200 NW FEDERAL HWY
CityStuart
StateFlorida
ZIP code34994-9310
Phone561-683-2700
Websitehttp://www.alzcare.org/
License number8928
License typeAdult Day Care Center — Florida license, Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)
Licensing statusLICENSED
Capacity45
Care typesadult day
Services offeredadult day care program, specialized dementia-specific day care, therapeutic activities, Family Navigator support for caregivers, 24-hour Alzheimer's assistance line, ID Locator Service
CMS quality noteLicensed by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration.

Alzheimer's Community Care Inc is in 2200 NW FEDERAL HWY, Stuart, FL 34994-9310. Phone: 561-683-2700. It holds Florida Adult Day Care Center license 8928 (status LICENSED, licensed capacity 45), issued by the Agency for Health Care Administration.

Alzheimer's Community Care's Stuart center is a specialized day center providing dementia-specific care and therapeutic activities for people with Alzheimer's and related disorders. The organization also offers Family Navigators, a 24-hour assistance line and an ID Locator Service for caregivers.

More about this provider

Alzheimer's Community Care runs specialized day centers providing dementia-specific care and therapeutic activities for people with Alzheimer's and related disorders, with support for their caregivers.
Services and programsSpecialized Alzheimer's adult day centers providing dementia-specific care and therapeutic activities; other services include Family Navigators (called Family Nurse Consultants on the home page summary of services), a 24-hour assistance line for Alzheimer's, an ID Locator Service, support and education for caregivers, and CEU education courses
Who it servesPatients and caregivers living with Alzheimer's disease and related neurocognitive disorders
Inspection highlightsAHCA inspections on file; most recent survey 07/07/2026 (Standard) — no deficiencies cited.
Visiting and contact detailsImmanuel Stuart, 2200 NW Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL 34994; Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm; phone (772) 692-6981, as stated on the site for this location (License #8928); headquarters phone (561) 683-2700
Websitehttp://www.alzcare.org/

Common questions about Alzheimer's Community Care Inc

Where is Alzheimer's Community Care Inc located?

Alzheimer's Community Care Inc is at 2200 NW FEDERAL HWY, Stuart, Florida 34994-9310.

What care and services does Alzheimer's Community Care Inc offer?

Alzheimer's Community Care Inc offers adult day, adult day care program, specialized dementia-specific day care, therapeutic activities, Family Navigator support for caregivers, 24-hour Alzheimer's assistance line, ID Locator Service.

How do I contact Alzheimer's Community Care Inc?

Call Alzheimer's Community Care Inc at 561-683-2700.

How much does adult day care cost?

The national median cost of adult day health care is $95 a day (CareScout Cost of Care Survey, 2025). At 5 days a week, that is about $24,700 a year. Costs in Florida can be higher or lower.

Does Medicare pay for adult day care?

No. Medicare does not pay for adult day care on its own. One exception is PACE, a program run by Medicare and Medicaid together. PACE covers adult day health care for people who join it. Most adult day care is paid by Medicaid, the VA, or the family.

What is the difference between adult day care and home care?

Adult day care is a day program outside the home. It gives meals, activities, health checks, and rides to and from the center. Home care sends a caregiver into the home to help one person. Adult day care also gives family caregivers a break during the day.

Who else pays for adult day care besides Medicare?

Medicaid pays for adult day care in many states for people who qualify. The VA covers adult day health care for many veterans. Some long-term care insurance plans pay for it. The rest is paid out of pocket.

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