Three engagement archetypes — acquirers doing CHOW, greenfield builders, and chain operators standardizing. We help you through the regulatory and operational doors that stop most senior-housing projects — then we hand off and walk away.
Vera Advisory engagements are clean projects with a defined scope. We take you from a problem to a working ALF (or a working portfolio), and then we’re done.
You bought (or you’re buying) an existing ALF. The license needs to come with you, and the residents need continuity.
Building NEW senior housing — empty plot, empty building, or shell-in-progress. You want an operational ALF and don’t want to learn AHCA from scratch.
You run 2–10 facilities. You want one playbook across the portfolio — or want to add Vera’s remote-management tier without growing your back-office.
One call. We name what you’re trying to do, what the regulatory path looks like, what timeline is realistic. No fee.
Fixed scope, fixed timeline, fixed fee. No open-ended retainers. The deliverable is named on paper.
Weekly check-ins. Direct line to the person doing the work. AHCA filings, life-safety walkthroughs, policy drafting — whatever the scope requires.
License in hand or doors open. We close the engagement, transfer everything to you (or to your operator), and walk away. Optional ongoing management via Vera Healthcare FL LLC if you want it.
Pleasant Grove and Crown Court are our own communities today, but they started as Advisory engagements. Both followed the off-load pattern — VALF originates, VHC operates.
Starting point: empty country-setting building in Inverness.
What VALF did: sourced the property, established the business, AHCA-licensed it as a 24-bed ALF, built the operating systems.
The off-load: handed operations to Vera Healthcare FL LLC (VHC) at opening day.
Starting point: downtown Inverness historic landmark.
What VALF did: sourced the property, made it sale-ready, helped buyers (Erica's Equities, Inc) through closing and AHCA change-of-ownership.
The off-load: CHOW didn’t complete the way we’d planned. License stayed with Erica's Equities, Inc. VHC stepped in as manager under contract.
Vera Assisted Living Facilities Florida LLC (VALF) is an advisory entity. VALF takes no licensure, operating, or ongoing financial interest in client facilities. Engagements are scoped, dated, and finite. Optional ongoing management is provided through a separate entity, Vera Healthcare Florida LLC (VHC), under a separate contract.