Cloverdale Assisted Living

Christopher S Crawford

Mar 2026

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This business is a terrible Burden on the neighborhood. Even though we support the folks bedding down here and are sure to give them AlL a pleasant "hello". The staff and the policies are a Burden to the neighborhood their constantly bottle-necking the road with their visitors. They've taken no authority over there the Impedement caused by the visitors they bring in, they literally have blocked the phone numbers that we, The neighbors of this neighborhood have used for trying to communicate with them. I have lost all patience and respect for this business as a result

Jennifer Cowan

Feb 2021

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My grandfather had been in declining health and was not getting very good care at his ALF in Tampa. He ended up in the hospital and when it came time for release, the doctor didn’t want to send him back where he was. My aunt happened to hear of Cloverdale from a friend at church, and when she and my mother went to check it out, they couldn’t believe their eyes, and he was moved in the same day.<br>The personal care, REALand genuine care, was amazing. My grandfather was immediately attended to on a far deeper level than at the previous ALF. The owner, Stephanie, is a strong believer in Christ, and her light shines brightly as she ministers to the residents. You can tell that this is her calling and not just a job, as she puts herself in God’s hands to care for them. They pray for the residents and their families, and offered encouragement to my mother on her daily visits to see her dad.<br>If you need ALF services for someone, especially at the end of their life, you could do no better than Cloverdale. My grandfather passed away this morning and I cannot thank Stephanie, Renee and the entire team enough for taking such beautiful care of my Papa. You are all a blessing.

Robert Hudson

Dec 2018

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My mom spent a couple of years at a local (Carrollwood) ALF. It was the nicest one in the area. But as my mom's health declined they (understandably) raised the rates a bit. Well the last time they raised it - the increase was over $1,300 more a MONTH!! That didn't result in additional people being hired or anything like that. Her care didn't change at all - so I had to seek out another option.<br><br>Luckily there was an opening at Cloverdale (which is even closer to my home). The people that work there are super nice! It's run out of a house that's been modified to support the needs of the residents.<br><br>The family members of the other residents are nice as well. Everyone is treated like a family. At first it was a bit strange - it didn't feel real. But now that my mom has been there for several months I've come to truly appreciate the love and attention that she gets here. I'd never go back to one of those big ALFs again.<br><br>If your loved one is in need of special care (memory or otherwise) - give Cloverdale a look.