Rehab & Healthcare Center Of Cape Coral is a senior community that offers many living and care options for adults needing different levels of support, with choices like independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term skilled nursing, adult day services, palliative care, post-acute care, and respite care. The center sits within a Continuing Care Retirement Community, which means people can move between types of care as their needs change, and there are skilled staff like registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants on hand, along with teams for physical, occupational, and speech therapy. They've got a busy calendar with daily activities, arts programs, music, fitness programs, and games, plus amenities like a movie theater, gardens for walking or sitting, a game room, fitness room, spa and wellness spaces, activity rooms, and outdoor spaces for residents to enjoy, and families can make use of support programs and services to help them stay involved.
Residents here live in furnished rooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning, TV, phones, Wi-Fi, and kitchenettes, while room cleaning, laundry, and dry cleaning services are included. There's a dining program with choices for special diets, and residents get help with activities of daily living, transfers, bathing, and dressing if they need it. The center cares for people who need non-ambulatory care or post-surgical rehabilitation, and will tailor care plans for everyone, even people with long-term health issues or recovering from surgery like hip replacements. They do accept Medicare and Medicaid, and families or residents can talk with knowledgeable staff to learn about services and move in. Rehab & Healthcare Center Of Cape Coral is community-oriented, with a resident council and regular family involvement, and they encourage everyone to be part of improving care.
The staff stays dedicated to safety with things like a 24-hour call system, nurse supervision for 12-16 hours a day, and an emergency alert system, and the place is kept clean and welcoming, though some state inspection reports have found 33 deficiencies, including trouble with medication error rates, infection control, and daily living support, which the center has worked to address. Nurse staffing sits at about 3.34 hours per resident, which is below the state average, but nurse turnover is lower than most places. With 108 residents each day, and ownership affiliated with Florida Institute For Long Term Care and Sun Coast Nursing Centers Inc., the center offers care in a warm, home-like setting with a focus on respect, privacy, and dignity, even as they've had some citations, and it's not BBB accredited. This place is managed by Dr. Roderick Nassif and keeps up-to-date with healthcare standards and modern features after recent renovations, and residents can access rehabilitation, restorative, and social programs suited to their needs.
