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There are currently 1335 retirement home listings for the state of Florida.
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· A ·
- Alachua (1)
- Altamonte Springs (4)
- Altoona (2)
- Arcadia (1)
- Atlantic Beach (1)
- Avon Park (1)
· B ·
- Bartow (1)
- Belle Glade (1)
- Belleview (3)
- Boca Raton (16)
- Bonifay (3)
- Bonita Springs (2)
- Bradenton assisted living facilities (33)
- Brandon (5)
- Bristol (1)
- Brooksville (2)
- Bunnell (1)
- Bushnell (1)
· C ·
- Cantonment (2)
- Cape Coral (5)
- Casselberry (2)
- Chipley (1)
- Clearwater assisted living facilities (44)
- Clermont (3)
- Cocoa (3)
- Crescent City (1)
- Crestview (1)
- Cross City (1)
- Crystal River (2)
· D ·
- Dade City (4)
- Dania (2)
- Davenport (1)
- Daytona Beach (12)
- Deerfield Beach (8)
- Defuniak Springs (1)
- Delray Beach (13)
- Deltona (2)
- Destin (3)
- Dunedin (9)
- Dunnellon (2)
· E ·
· F ·
- Fernandina Beach (4)
- Fort Lauderdale assisted living facilities (31)
- Fort Meade (1)
- Fort Myers assisted living facilities (25)
- Fort Pierce (6)
- Fort Walton Beach (3)
· G ·
- Gainesville (10)
- Graceville (1)
- Gulf Breeze (2)
· H ·
- Haines City (3)
- Hampton (1)
- Hialeah assisted living facilities (39)
- High Springs (1)
- Hobe Sound (2)
- Holiday (2)
- Hollywood assisted living facilities (27)
- Homestead (2)
- Homosassa (1)
- Hudson (8)
· I ·
· J ·
- Jacksonville assisted living facilities (56)
- Jacksonville Beach (2)
- Jasper (1)
- Jensen Beach (2)
- Jupiter (4)
· K ·
- Keystone Heights (1)
- Kissimmee (7)
· L ·
- Lady Lake (9)
- Lake Alfred (2)
- Lake City (5)
- Lake Mary (2)
- Lake Placid (1)
- Lake Wales (3)
- Lake Worth (4)
- Lakeland assisted living facilities (22)
- Largo assisted living facilities (20)
- Lecanto (5)
- Leesburg (14)
- Lehigh Acres (3)
- Live Oak (1)
- Longwood (3)
- Lutz (1)
- Lynn Haven (2)
· M ·
- Macclenny (1)
- Madison (2)
- Maitland (2)
- Marathon (1)
- Marianna (1)
- Melbourne (17)
- Merritt Island (5)
- Miami assisted living facilities (101)
- Miami Beach (5)
- Miami Gardens (4)
- Middleburg (1)
- Milton (4)
- Minneola (3)
· N ·
- N Miami Beach (3)
- Naples assisted living facilities (23)
- New Port Richey (12)
- New Smyrna Beach (5)
- Newberry (1)
- Niceville (2)
- Nokomis (1)
- North Miami (5)
- North Port (2)
· O ·
- Ocala assisted living facilities (17)
- Ocklawaha (1)
- Ocoee (1)
- Okahumpka (1)
- Okeechobee (1)
- Opa Locka (4)
- Orange City (5)
- Orange Park (3)
- Orlando assisted living facilities (35)
- Ormond Beach (6)
- Oviedo (2)
· P ·
- Pahokee (1)
- Palatka (3)
- Palm Bay (6)
- Palm Beach Gardens (4)
- Palm City (1)
- Palm Coast (3)
- Palm Harbor (9)
- Palmetto (4)
- Panama City (9)
- Panama City Beach (1)
- Pembroke Pines (2)
- Penney Farms (7)
- Pensacola assisted living facilities (29)
- Pinellas Park (13)
- Plant City (1)
- Pompano Beach (17)
- Ponte Vedra Beach (1)
- Port Charlotte (11)
- Port Orange (12)
- Port Richey (3)
- Port Saint Joe (2)
- Port Saint Lucie (9)
- Punta Gorda (8)
· Q ·
- Quincy (1)
· R ·
- Riverview (1)
- Rockledge (1)
- Rotonda West (1)
- Ruskin (1)
· S ·
- Safety Harbor (1)
- Saint Augustine (12)
- Saint Cloud (3)
- Saint Petersburg assisted living facilities (62)
- Sanford (8)
- Sarasota assisted living facilities (36)
- Sebastian (1)
- Sebring (8)
- Seffner (1)
- Seminole (9)
- Shalimar (3)
- Spring Hill (10)
- Stuart (5)
- Summerfield (7)
- Sun City Center (4)
· T ·
- Tampa assisted living facilities (56)
- Tarpon Springs (6)
- Tavares (6)
- The Villages (3)
- Titusville (2)
· V ·
- Venice (16)
- Vero Beach assisted living facilities (21)
· W ·
- W Melbourne (3)
- Wauchula (1)
- Webster (1)
- West Palm Beach assisted living facilities (19)
- Wildwood (1)
- Williston (1)
- Winter Garden (1)
- Winter Haven (9)
- Winter Park (13)
- Winter Springs (4)
· Z ·
- Zephyrhills (6)
- Zolfo Springs (1)
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State facts from Wikipedia
Florida is a U.S. state located in the Southeastern United States region of the United States, bordering Alabama to the northwest and Georgia (U.S. state) to the northeast. Much of the land mass of the state is a large peninsula with the Gulf of Mexico to the west and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Most of Florida has a humid subtropical climate; southern Florida has a tropical climate. Florida was named by Juan Ponce de León, who landed on the peninsula on April 2, 1513. Florida is the fourth most populous state in the U.S.In a new poll, 18% of people in Florida have considered looking into elder care alzheimers care.Florida has the 4th highest state population in the United States. The center of population of Florida is located in Polk County, Florida County, in the town of Lake Wales, Florida Wales. As of 2008, Florida's population was estimated to be 18,328,340. The state grew 128,814, or 0.7% from 2007. Using the latest population estimates, Florida is the nation's thirtieth-fastest-growing state. During Florida's peak growth year of 2005, it was the nation's fifth fastest growing state and grew at an annual rate of 2.2%.
Information gathered from Wikipedia's Florida page