Renaissance of North Tampa

License snapshot: Renaissance of North Tampa — Florida ALF — AHCA #7531 — 135 beds — Tampa, FL — first licensed 2025. Last verified: October 2026.

Is Renaissance of North Tampa in Tampa licensed by the State of Florida?

Yes. Renaissance of North Tampa holds an active Florida Assisted Living Facility license, AHCA license #7531, for 135 residents at 16001 Lakeshore Villa Drive, Tampa, FL 33613. It holds the standard ALF license with no ECC, LNS or LMH specialty license. The license was first issued on December 8, 2025, and the current license runs through December 7, 2027.

This page sets out what the AHCA record shows for Renaissance of North Tampa: the license, the inspections AHCA has posted since 2008, any final orders, and what that means for a family touring it.

Renaissance of North Tampa license and contact information

What level of care can Renaissance of North Tampa provide under its Florida license?

Renaissance of North Tampa can provide standard assisted living only. With a standard license only, the community can help with bathing, dressing, meals and medication assistance, but it cannot provide the extra nursing that an ECC or LNS license allows. Residents whose needs pass that line generally have to move.

In its AHCA profile the community reports a memory-care program. Florida has no separate memory-care license, so ask how the secured area is laid out and which of the dementia rules in s. 429.178, F.S. it follows. AHCA's profile lists nurse availability as: Direct 24hr. No Medicaid services are listed on its AHCA profile, so plan on private pay, long-term care insurance or VA benefits unless the community confirms otherwise.

What did AHCA find when it inspected Renaissance of North Tampa?

AHCA has posted 7 inspections for Renaissance of North Tampa: 3 standard (routine) surveys, 4 complaint investigations and 0 other visits. In the three years to October 2026, inspectors recorded 2 deficiencies, none of them Class I or II. The most recent visit was a standard visit on June 3, 2026 with no deficiencies cited.

A single citation is common even at well-run communities. What matters is a pattern: the same tag returning on consecutive surveys, or a run of complaint investigations close together.

Source: AHCA inspection details, retrieved October 24, 2026. Florida grades ALF deficiencies from Class I (an immediate threat or death) to Class IV (paperwork-level); most citations at large communities are Class III.

Has AHCA taken enforcement action against Renaissance of North Tampa?

Yes. AHCA's record lists 2 final orders imposing fines on Renaissance of North Tampa between 2012 and 2013, totaling $8,500.

Most ALF fines in Florida follow a survey that found an uncorrected or repeat deficiency. Ask the administrator what each order was for and what changed afterward; a straight answer is a good sign.

Who owns and operates Renaissance of North Tampa?

The AHCA licensee for Renaissance of North Tampa is 16001 Lakeshore Villa Drive Opco LLC, and the facility is managed by Legend Senior Living, LLC. AHCA lists the administrator as Paul Rosen. AHCA records a change of ownership on December 8, 2025, February 27, 2015.

Ask who you would call above the administrator if a problem is not resolved, and whether the operator runs other Tampa Bay communities you could visit for comparison.

Does Renaissance of North Tampa have backup power for hurricanes and outages?

Renaissance of North Tampa reports to AHCA that its on-site backup power is fixed generator, supporting air conditioning, entire facility, life safety systems, lights, refrigeration, and that the areas kept cool during an outage are: common areas, dining room, entire facility, hallway, living room, resident rooms.

Florida requires every ALF to have an emergency power source able to keep the building at 81°F or cooler for at least 96 hours after an outage. In Hillsborough County, ask which evacuation zone the building sits in, where residents go if an order is issued, and how families are told.

Where is Renaissance of North Tampa, and what is nearby in Tampa?

Renaissance of North Tampa is at 16001 Lakeshore Villa Drive in Tampa (33613), Hillsborough County. Tampa is the metro's urban core and Hillsborough County seat, with roughly 400,000 residents and a fast-growing 65+ population concentrated in South Tampa, Carrollwood, and New Tampa. The closest major hospitals for the area include Tampa General Hospital, AdventHealth Tampa, Moffitt Cancer Center.

Within about six miles there are 63 other AHCA-licensed assisted living facilities, so families comparing Renaissance of North Tampa have real alternatives close by.

Largest licensed ALFs within six miles (AHCA data):

• Blue Palms Senior Living at Fletcher · Tampa · 175 beds · AHCA #4110 · 2.9 mi
• Seacoast at Uptown Oaks · Tampa · 160 beds · AHCA #13463 · 3.3 mi
• Sodalis Tampa · Tampa · 133 beds · AHCA #9981 · 2.3 mi
• The Colonnade at Northdale · Tampa · 125 beds · AHCA #9500 · 2.9 mi
• Tampa Gardens Senior Living · Tampa · 125 beds · AHCA #9610 · 3.2 mi

How much does memory care and assisted living cost near Renaissance of North Tampa?

In the Tampa area, assisted living typically runs $3,500–$5,500/month in 2026, and memory care $4,800–$7,000/month. These are area ranges, not Renaissance of North Tampa's prices; the community sets its own rates by apartment size and care level.

Ask for the full fee schedule, any community fee, and the 30-day notice terms before you compare.

What should you ask when you tour Renaissance of North Tampa?

Start with the issues AHCA has actually raised at Renaissance of North Tampa, then cover the questions every Tampa family should ask.

• AHCA cited “Resident care - elopement standards” on the January 12, 2026 complaint survey. Ask how exits are monitored, when the last elopement drill was held, and what happens in the first ten minutes if a resident is missing.
• AHCA cited “Alzheimer disease/dementia; training” on the May 7, 2025 standard survey. Ask how many hours of Alzheimer's and dementia training each caregiver has completed, and ask to see the training log for the memory-care neighborhood.
• AHCA cited “Staffing standards - staff” on the March 30, 2023 standard survey. Ask how many caregivers are awake overnight, how agency staff are screened, and how long the administrator has been in the role.
• Can we speak with the family of a current resident?
• How is the memory-care neighborhood staffed at night, and is it a separate secured area?
• Who is the on-site nurse, and what hours are they in the building?

How does Renaissance of North Tampa compare with other Hillsborough County assisted living?

By licensed capacity, Renaissance of North Tampa ranks #11 of 263 AHCA-licensed assisted living facilities in Hillsborough County, and it is one of 68 there that report a memory-care program. Size is not quality; it tells you the community runs at scale, with more staff to manage and usually more amenities.

If Renaissance of North Tampa is on your list, we can check current availability, line it up against nearby licensed communities, and walk you through its AHCA reports before the tour. Families never pay us; a community pays a referral fee only after a move-in.