West Delray Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at 16200 Jog Road in Delray Beach, FL, and has 120 certified beds, serving an average of about 108 residents each day, which is a pretty lively place for people who need short-term rehab between a hospital stay and going home or for those who need ongoing care in a skilled nursing environment, you know, for the very frail or those who rely on daily help, and they've got all sorts of services lined up, including Memory Care, Hospice Care, Home Care (which is non-medical if folks need a hand at home), and specialized care for folks with dementia or memory troubles, along with regular nursing home care, and they help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and provide 24-hour supervision and call systems which keeps you feeling a bit safer.
The building offers both private and furnished rooms with bathrooms, telephone, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, and there's good food prepared by staff and chefs who know how to handle special diets, plus community dining happens in a restaurant-style dining room, and residents can stay active in fitness and wellness rooms, walk the garden paths, or relax in the library, while scheduled daily programs offer activities like music, art, movie nights, and games, and honestly, with all these options, you're not likely to get bored unless you want to be, and there's even a spa and onsite transportation for errands or outings, parking for visitors, and help moving in if someone needs it.
The staff includes nurses, social workers, clinical and therapy teams, all focused on keeping folks comfortable, clean, and safe, and while most people say care is kind and attentive, the facility has been cited for not always reporting suspected abuse or respecting resident rights as required, and inspection reports show 39 total deficiencies, including a couple related to infection, so that's something to be aware of, but their nurse turnover is a bit below the state average at 38.6%, which can help with continuity, even if the nurse staffing time is a bit below average at 3.34 nurse hours per resident each day, and for anyone worried about paying for all this, they do take both Medicare and Medicaid.
Ownership comes from a group of corporations, including Flnho Capital Group LLC, Palm Beach Health Partners LLC, and Mayer Fischl, with West Delray Intermediate Opoc Holdco LLC holding full direct control, and while the day-to-day management isn't spelled out, what's clear is the focus here remains on strong nursing and rehabilitation, using modern rehab equipment and coordinated care to help residents get better, regain strength, or just live as comfortably and independently as possible, and the facility's clean environment and easy communication make it a steady choice for people looking for both long-term and skilled care with a variety of living options.
