Healthsouth Sunrise Rehab

Healthsouth Sunrise Rehab sits at 4399 N Nob Hill Rd, in a quiet neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, right inside Broward County, and the hospital focuses on rehabilitation care for people who need to recover from things like brain injuries, strokes, hip fractures, neurological problems, or after big surgeries, and folks here get help to regain strength and independence and usually get three hours of therapy per day, five days a week, from a team including physical, occupational, and speech therapists, nurses who know a lot about rehab, dietitians, pharmacists, and case managers and driven doctors, with independent physicians often visiting to keep a close watch. The facility holds 126 beds, and is known for being clean, well-maintained, with friendly and helpful staff, and the food gets good reviews too, and there are both nutritious meals and some choices made with quality ingredients for different tastes and health needs. Residents and patients have access to a nurse station all the time and 24/7 nursing care, and there are special rooms for dialysis and bariatric needs, plus a courtyard where people and their families can get fresh air or visit, and yes, service animals and pets are welcome. There are family lounges, televisions, telephones, free WiFi, a cafeteria, and parking for visitors and patients. There are 11 pharmacies nearby and even a park right outside for anyone wanting some outdoor activity or a bit of sun. Healthsouth Sunrise Rehab's community offers rehabilitation, assisted living services, memory care, skilled nursing, independent living, and also serves as a continuing care retirement community, which means people can get different levels of care as their needs change, and always with CMS certification number 103028 and full accreditation by The Joint Commission, so proper standards are met. There's equipment like the Bioness H200®, LiteGait® system, NeuroGYM Sit-to-Stand Trainer®, MOTOmed® muvi, TRAN-SIT® Car Transfer Simulator, and Vector® gait system for therapy. Staff organize programs for exercise and workouts to keep people active during recovery, along with support groups for things like stroke, brain injuries, spinal cord injury, aphasia, Parkinson's, and amputee recovery, and family and patient education happens too, which helps everyone know what to expect and how to help with care. The hospital welcomes students for observation programs, has volunteer programs, and even showcases patient success stories for those who want to see how others have done. Virtual tours, tours of the building, and interpreter services, including Spanish translation, are offered. Healthsouth Sunrise Rehab is managed as a proprietary, corporation-controlled hospital, and its goal is to provide comprehensive care that supports a good and timely return home for those who are able to go back to their own communities after recovery.