Isle Health and Rehab Center

Isle Health and Rehabilitation Center sits at 1125 Fleming Plantation Blvd in Orange Park, FL, and folks say this place brings together a wide range of health care options and some special care for seniors or adults who need extra help, and you'll find specialized staff like a stroke rehab specialist, a full-time nurse practitioner, a Certified Wound and Ostomy Nurse, and a Certified Lymphedema Therapist, helping people recover from stroke, cardiac problems, COPD, diabetes, wounds, and even spinal cord injuries, and the staff seems ready to manage complicated cases with programs for heart failure, lymphedema therapy, and pain management too. You can get skilled nursing care around the clock, and there's basic help with medicines, personal hygiene, and meals, while physical, occupational, and speech therapies are available both as an inpatient or on an outpatient schedule-some folks only stay short-term for rehab, but others stay long-term, and they even have home health and hospice services, plus memory care if dementia or Alzheimer's becomes a concern. The place has 108 certified beds with about 102 residents each day, and for those who want a little privacy or companionship, there are private suites and companion suites, and people can enjoy a private courtyard, a modern rehab gym with an ADL suite, light exercise like Chair Yoga, and regular social activities like games, trivia, crafts, or movies, and you'll find onsite transportation, beauty and barber shops to help with grooming, and respite care if families need a break. They're part of the Plus Care Network for post-hospital skilled nursing, and they treat some medically complicated cases, like folks with a Lifevest, trach care, TPN, wound vac therapy, or people recovering from serious infection or with bariatric needs. Insurance isn't too much of a hurdle because they accept many plans, from Medicare to Aetna to Humana and Tricare. Some things do stand out though-there's a 4-star rating for quality measures, but they received 0 stars on overall Medicare ratings and some reports mention 10 health inspection deficiencies, two of them tied to infection control and one to foot care, so that's worth noting, and nurse turnover is at 52.8%, which is higher than the state average, while nurses put in about 3.64 hours per resident each day, a little below the state standard, but the staff's trained to offer comfort and aim for solid care. The center keeps up with emergency power planning, and provides lots of details about their services and any legal actions in public consumer guides, so people can see inspection findings and choose what's right for them or their family.