The Isles Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

The Isles Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at 3001 S Congress Ave, Boynton Beach, offers a mix of skilled nursing and residential care for seniors, so you'll find both private and semi-private rooms in a place that aims for a home-like, comfortable setting, and the building itself is two stories tall, making it large enough to hold 180 certified beds and serve about 148 residents a day, usually folks who need help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, or eating, or even those needing memory care for conditions like Alzheimer's or dementia, which the staff seems to handle with kindness and a friendly manner. Apartments are part of the housing options, and the center works under policies that protect against discrimination based on source of income or LGBTQ status in housing and jobs, which can bring some peace of mind, especially these days. The center puts effort into offering activities to keep residents socially, mentally, and physically active, and there's plenty of attention given to meals, with chefs and planners using good ingredients to make sure everyone eats well, which is important especially when someone's not up to cooking anymore. Rehabilitation and therapy services are a strong focus here, using state-of-the-art equipment and a staff that works with each person to set up care that's just right for their own interests and needs-something that helps people regain strength or adjust after a hospital stay, and all in surroundings meant to feel cozy and practical with features that make it easier for folks to move around during recovery. The Isles does provide respite care for people who need a short stay, and there's parking and some garage options outside, though details on interior accessibility aren't specified, which might matter for some people looking at places. There's also a connection with the broader housing market nearby, though the facility itself is off market and not up for sale or public rent listings right now. For ownership, Boynton Intermediate Opco Holdco LLC owns it entirely as a for-profit operation, and you'll want to know the nurse team averages about 3.88 hours per resident per day, with a nurse turnover rate of 13.3%, which is worth considering for continuity of care. Inspection reports show a history of 24 deficiencies, including some serious ones about accident hazards, infection controls, and protecting residents from harm, so people looking here might want to look closer at recent changes and how those are being addressed. The Isles aims to support seniors with long-term needs, using a team approach for medical and day-to-day care, and while management details aren't spelled out and some amenities are described only in general terms, the staff's reputation for being helpful, joyful, and kind often comes up. This makes it a place focused on people needing extra care or help, designed to help each resident get through their recovery or enjoy daily life with the support they need.