LaBelle Health And Rehabilitation Center

LaBelle Health And Rehabilitation Center serves both short-term and long-term residents, offering skilled nursing care, rehabilitation, and outpatient services day and night, and the building holds up to 93 certified beds with about 88 residents staying there on average, so you see it's nearly always full which gives it a steady, lived-in feeling. The place is accredited by the Joint Commission, and Oakbrook Operations Holdings LLC owns it, though you'll find quite a few other groups and people involved in indirect ownership like Fl Oc Opco LLC, Hc Family Trust, Orchid Cove SNF Holdco LLC, PPG GC OPCOs II LLC, Shnz Holdings LLC, Zanziper Family Trust, and Robert Schoenfeld, and while the nurses work an average of 3.41 hours per resident each day, that's under the state average, but the nurse turnover rate stands lower than you'd expect compared to other places, being just 28.8% instead of Florida's 43.6%. Residents get a mix of medical and supportive care, and there's a focus from the staff and caregivers on both daily needs and a meaningful lifestyle, so people find a bit of peace-or relaxation-during their stay, and everyone works together with that whole-team approach that can make life a bit smoother. The center has had some issues, though, with inspection reports marking nine deficiencies lately, including not always meeting needs for daily living help (code F0677) and a time when resident rights to accept or refuse treatment weren't fully honored (code F0578), which shows there's room to improve, but they keep operations 24/7 and do have infection control guidelines, asking for facial coverings in certain cases while letting people opt out if they follow the education they provide. With all that, LaBelle Health And Rehabilitation Center tries to offer a warm environment with dedicated caregivers, and you know, with so many pieces moving and that personal approach to care, the facility focuses on both health and safety for everyone who stays there.