South Campus Care Center

South Campus Care Center has 120 certified beds and usually has about 116 residents each day, so it's almost always full, and you can find both long-term care and short-term rehab here. Staff members offer nursing care and rehabilitation, and there's twenty-four hour skilled nursing for people who need it, with a doctor watching over patient care, which means they handle things like wound care, help with bathing and dressing, and keep up with medications. The team helps each resident with a plan, and they focus on the rights of every person, making sure no one feels unsafe or out of place, while also aiming to support each resident's need for independence and comfort by using spaces like activity rooms and therapy areas. The center carries out infection control to lower the risk of illness, but some reports show they have had deficiencies, like not always protecting resident information or keeping up medical records, and there have been infection-related issues noted on inspections. The center has 3.44 nurse hours per resident per day, a bit below the state average, while the nurse turnover rate sits higher than usual too. South Campus Care Center is for-profit, run by Gold Fl Trust II, and it's a place that meets standards for Medicare and Medicaid, so anyone eligible can use those benefits, and credit cards are accepted for payments. People with dementia or limited mobility can stay here, and there are services for social life-like lunch in the dining room and a variety of activities-plus wheelchair access, WiFi, outdoor seating, restrooms, and customer parking. The building has an emergency power plan and is set up to be modern, comfortable, and secure, and there are also outpatient surgical services onsite. Each resident gets a care plan that aims to help with everything from daily routines to more complex medical decisions, and the staff, who are described as kind, helpful, and professional, work to help people reach their best level of independence. The center offers legal action details from past owners, consumer guides, and provider profiles, so people can look up facts before deciding on care. This place provides services for many needs and tries to help people feel at home, even though it's had some problems on inspections in the past, and it keeps working to improve care and support for everyone living there in the South Campus area.