Surrey Place Healthcare & Rehabilitation sits in West Bradenton on 21st Ave West between 51st West and 59th Street West, near Blake Hospital and close to medical offices and local attractions, so visits for care or leisure are pretty easy. The place offers short-term help for recovery after surgery or illness, plus long-term support for people who need more daily care. Nursing services and rehabilitation are a big part of what goes on, with trained staff on-site around the clock, handling everything from regular health checks to more specialized stuff like wound care under doctor supervision, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and even burn care. There's also a team looking after post-surgical recovery, and they've got respite care for folks needing a break or some extra support to get back on their feet.
Residents get both medical and personal care, with personalized plans aiming to fit what each person needs-people have their own wellness services, such as lab work, foot care, pharmacy help, and dental visits all within the facility, so there's no need to arrange outside trips for most things, plus psychiatric care and specialty programs that target independence and function. The place is pretty spacious, with comfortable areas for activities, and the dining room's set up for shared meals. Folks here join in on a big activities schedule, with social, physical, and educational events-so there's something most days to keep bodies moving and minds busy. The staff take pride in making the spaces feel home-like, and they say the positive atmosphere leads to many referrals from families.
There's an onsite beauty salon if a haircut or some pampering's wanted, and cable TV helps pass quiet hours. Surrey Place offers transportation services, which helps for appointments or shopping, and the emergency power plan means people don't need to worry about outages during storms. The facility's got an ICU for medical and surgical needs, takes care of babies and kids with both a neonatal and pediatric ICU in the same building, and there's a cardiac unit on-site, although it's not listed as a trauma center and doesn't carry that designation. People needing psychiatric care or burn care have those services available as well.
Surrey Place is a non-profit center, and records do show legal actions with details around case numbers, violations, and fines kept on file-this is standard for many healthcare places and information's available publicly if anyone wants it. Staff includes both medical and care teams, and they work on making sure folks are safe, get the help they expect, and try to keep things as comfortable as possible. It's a place that mixes both nursing care and personal support, with a focus on helping every resident reach and keep their highest function and independence, whether they're staying short-term for rehab or for a longer time.
