Seven Hills Health & Rehabilitation Center sits at 3333 Capital Medical Boulevard in Tallahassee, Florida, and provides care for up to 156 residents in private and semi-private rooms, with each room including WiFi, a private bathroom, and furnishings. You'll find skilled nursing care around the clock, with experienced staff watching over medication and daily needs, and there's a focus on building relationships with families and supporting everyone through each stage of care. Residents can receive short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, transitional care, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia. Therapies like physical, occupational, and speech are available, with programs for stroke recovery, balance, cardiac problems, and swallowing disorders, and care is coordinated between physicians, families, and patients. There's the Pathway to Home Program, which helps residents recover and get back to independence when possible.
You'll notice three separate neighborhood areas in the center, each with its own dining area and activity space, and there are shared lounges with soft lighting, flowers, big windows, and comfy seats. The Center provides salon and barber services, laundry, and meals served in communal dining rooms, so no one has to eat alone, and staff organize social events, spiritual activities, and fitness or recreation programs, with indoor and outdoor options including a courtyard, walking paths, a mobility garden, and a hot tub spa. Residents have access to spa rooms and outdoor living spaces, making it easy to get fresh air and relax. There are activity schedules and wellness programs focused on health and preventing hospital stays, and transportation for medical appointments is available. Emergency call systems are in place for safety, and the Center offers room for residents to gather and spend time together.
The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, Capital Health Plan, and other insurances, and there are financing and payment plans. Seven Hills Health & Rehabilitation Center is licensed, meets required standards, and is accredited by the Joint Commission, and the information about the facility gets updated regularly according to CHP's process. The focus stays on helping each person feel comfortable and safe, with a goal of improving health and daily life skills.
