Mimi's Place serves independent adults including seniors, veterans, adults with disabilities, survivors of domestic violence, and individuals transitioning from hospitals or rehabilitation centers who need a safe, drug- and alcohol-free environment to recover and stabilize.

The program offers post-discharge recovery support by coordinating with healthcare providers and social services to ensure residents continue outpatient care, manage medications, and access community resources for long-term stability.

Yes, both Mimi's Place 1 and Mimi's Place 2 are wheelchair accessible, designed to accommodate residents with mobility needs.

No, Mimi's Place provides structured, non-medical transitional housing. It serves individuals who are medically stable but need a supportive environment to maintain their recovery and independence.

The free consultation assesses individual needs, explains program expectations, evaluates eligibility, and helps plan appropriate transitions in coordination with families and referral partners.

The homes are drug- and alcohol-free, have clear house rules and routines, and staff are available 24/7 to maintain safety, privacy, and support for all residents.

Mimi's Place operates by appointment only to protect resident privacy and maintain a calm, secure environment. Visitors should schedule consultations or tours in advance.

The program supports residents in managing daily living activities, medication reminders, appointments, and personal responsibility while fostering dignity and self-confidence.

Residents receive fully furnished housing with Wi‑Fi access, wheelchair accessibility, and 24/7 staff availability to support their needs.

Mimi's Place actively collaborates with hospitals, rehab centers, case managers, and social workers to ensure continuity of care and connect residents to outpatient services, transportation, benefits, and community resources.

Mimi's Place offers a structured, respectful environment focused on dignity, independence, and sobriety, rather than high-turnover lodging. It provides supportive living with clinical insight, unlike typical shelters or motels.

Yes, the environment is drug- and alcohol-free, supporting residents in maintaining sobriety during recovery and transition.

Placement timing depends on individual assessments and availability. Scheduling a free consultation helps determine fit and expedites the placement process.

Yes, Mimi's Place works closely with hospitals, rehab centers, social workers, and community organizations to accept referrals for appropriate candidates.

Residents must be independent adults who are medically stable but require supportive, drug- and alcohol-free transitional housing. Specific eligibility is assessed during the free consultation.

Length of stay varies based on individual needs and transition goals, with the focus on supporting residents until they can move to more permanent or independent housing.

Staff are available 24/7 on-site or on-call to respond promptly to emergencies or urgent needs, ensuring resident safety and support at all times.

Yes, the program provides a secure, respectful, and drug- and alcohol-free environment ideal for survivors needing to stabilize and rebuild independence.

Families and caregivers can communicate directly via phone or email, with staff available around the clock to provide updates and coordinate care.

Mimi's Place operates in Tampa, Florida, serving individuals within the local community and surrounding areas in need of transitional housing.