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The Opal at Lakes Park

Fort Myers · Lee County · 75 licensed residents · Standard + LNS

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The Opal at Lakes Park is a large assisted living facility licensed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration for 75 residents at 14521 Lakewood Blvd, Fort Myers 33919 (license #9183) and holds LNS specialty license; the current license period ends December 25, 2027.

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What is The Opal at Lakes Park in Fort Myers, FL licensed for?

The Opal at Lakes Park is a large assisted living facility licensed by Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration for 75 residents at 14521 Lakewood Blvd, Fort Myers 33919 (license #9183) and holds LNS specialty license; the current license period ends December 25, 2027.

FieldAHCA record
AHCA license #9183
Status on AHCA locatorLicensed
License categoryStandard + LNS
Licensed capacity (residents)75
Rooms: private / semi-private0 / 42
Beds designated for OSS residents0
Original license dateDecember 26, 2023
License period12/26/2025 through 12/25/2027
Licensee of recordFort Myers Osl Property LLC (For-Profit)
Memory care program (self-reported to AHCA)Not listed
Nurse availability (self-reported)Direct Part-Time
Medicaid services (self-reported)Assistive Care Services
Fixed on-site generatorReported
Languages (self-reported)Creole, English, French

In plain terms, the specialty license means limited nursing services (LNS), which lets the facility's own licensed nurses carry out a defined list of nursing tasks for residents who still meet standard admission criteria.

What did AHCA inspectors cite at The Opal at Lakes Park?

The inspection history AHCA posts for The Opal at Lakes Park shows 3 visits since 2023, 3 standard licensure surveys and 0 complaint or follow-up visits, with 10 deficiencies cited across them; the most recent standard survey, dated January 15, 2026, recorded 5 deficiencies.

Date of visitVisit typeTagClassFinding (AHCA wording)Correction recorded
01/15/2026StandardA0010Class 3Admissions - Continued Residency02/28/2026
01/15/2026StandardA0052Class 3Medication - Assistance With Self-Admin02/28/2026
01/15/2026StandardA0078Class 3Staffing Standards - Staff02/28/2026
01/15/2026StandardA0093Class 3Food Service - Dietary Standards02/28/2026
01/15/2026StandardZZ814Class UnclassifiedBackground Screening Clearinghouse 435.12 Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse02/28/2026
08/21/2024StandardA0052Class 3Medication - Assistance With Self-Admin09/21/2024
08/21/2024StandardAN277Class 3Lns - Resident Care Standards09/21/2024
09/12/2023StandardA0078Class 3Staffing Standards - Staff (2) Staff. (A) Within 30 Days After Beginning Employment, Newly10/12/2023
09/12/2023StandardA0083Class 3Training - First Aid And Cpr (5) First Aid And Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (Cpr). A Staf10/12/2023
09/12/2023StandardA0092Class 3Food Service - General Responsibilities (1) General Responsibilities. When Food Service Is10/12/2023

Sorted by severity, the citations are 9 class 3, 1 class Unclassified. Florida's class I is the gravest and class IV the most minor; the large majority of assisted living citations statewide are class III.

Among the 43 Lee County ALFs licensed for 17 or more residents, the median latest standard survey recorded 3 deficiencies; The Opal at Lakes Park recorded 5.

Are there AHCA fines or sanctions on The Opal at Lakes Park's record?

Yes: the AHCA profile lists 6 final sanctions on this license with $4,750 in fines in total, the latest initiated February 27, 2026.

Date initiatedActionBasisAmount
February 27, 2026FineSurvey$500
October 10, 2023FineSurvey$1,500
January 22, 2013FineSurvey$500
March 12, 2008FineSurvey$1,250
November 22, 2004FineReporting$500
August 2, 2004FineReporting$500

Read the dates as carefully as the amounts; a fine from years ago says less than one from last spring.

Has The Opal at Lakes Park been sold?

AHCA has recorded 1 change of ownership on this license, the most recent dated December 26, 2023.

New owners can bring new prices, policies and managers. Ask which of the leadership and nursing staff stayed through the sale.

How does The Opal at Lakes Park compare with other assisted living near Fort Myers?

By the state's figures, at 75 licensed beds it is larger than the Lee County median of 22 across all 84 licensed ALFs; it has held a license for about 3 years, against a county median of 5. The nearest other licensed ALF is Amavida at Lakes Park, roughly 0.7 miles away in a straight line.

FacilityMiles awayLicenseLicensed bedsLast standard surveyCites at that survey
Amavida at Lakes Park
7669 Calistoble Loop, 33908
0.7Standard + LNS18504/01/20251
Cape Chateau 2 ALF LLC
6722 Winkler Rd, 33919
1.1Standard only1901/29/20260
Brookdale Fort Myers Cypress Lake
7460 Lake Breeze Drive, 33997
1.3Standard + ECC19003/18/20262
Springwood Court
12780 Kenwood Lane, 33907
1.9Standard + LNS11005/29/20252
Healthpark Senior Living
9461 Healthpark Circle, 33908
2.0Standard only7012/09/20254

What is the nearest hospital to The Opal at Lakes Park?

Gulf Coast Medical Center Lee Health in Fort Myers is the closest acute-care hospital, about 3.9 miles away as the crow flies, with Lee Memorial Hospital next at about 6.5 miles.

CMS rates Gulf Coast Medical Center Lee Health 4 out of 5 on its overall hospital scale, a different system from nursing home stars.

What should we ask The Opal at Lakes Park on a tour?

These questions follow directly from the state record above:

  • Which nursing tasks do your nurses handle under the LNS license, and how many nurse hours are scheduled each day?
  • Can we read the plan of correction for the 01/15/2026 survey?
  • Which managers and nurses stayed on after the most recent change of ownership?
  • Which parts of the building does the generator cool, and how much fuel is kept on site?
  • Which evacuation zone is the building in, and where did residents go during Hurricane Ian?
  • How many caregivers are on duty overnight, and is anyone awake on every floor?
  • May we take the contract home, including the care-level fees and the 45-day notice terms?

State record: AHCA FloridaHealthFinder profile · AHCA inspection history

Source: Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, FloridaHealthFinder facility locator and public facility profiles, retrieved November 6, 2026 (quality.healthfinder.fl.gov); AHCA inspection histories (apps.ahca.myflorida.com). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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