Solaris HealthCare Coconut Creek sits at 4125 W Sample Rd in Coconut Creek, Florida, and has 120 certified beds with an average of 113 residents each day, so there's a steady community here and the place stays active with people coming and going. The facility specializes in residential and personal care, offering help with daily needs and health issues, and you'll find everything from skilled nursing and assisted living to post-acute rehab and long-term care, and even special services like memory care, dementia care, adult day care, palliative and hospice care when that's needed, and the nurses here provide wound care, respiratory services, IV antibiotics, medication and diabetic management, and all kinds of therapy like physical, occupational, speech, respiratory, and nutrition, and they've got 24-hour nurse coverage, private rooms and bathrooms, a lounge, laundry, internet, and outings when possible, so people can stay busy, and it's built to feel a bit more like home, with housekeeping and help on hand.
Shaire Cunningham has managed the place since September 2021, while Shaire Davis, NHA, is the administrator, and they run it with direct ownership by Coconut Creek Healthcare Holdings, LLC, but there's also ties to Solaris Healthcare, Solaris Foundation Inc., and Solaris Healthcare Properties, LLC, and these Solaris folks have a nonprofit side as a 501(c)(3) affiliate, though the nursing home services operate for-profit, so it's a mix in how it's set up and funded. The nurse turnover at Solaris HealthCare Coconut Creek is 35.6%, lower than the state average, so staff tend to stick around a little more, but nurse staffing level measures at 3.75 nurse hours per resident per day, a bit lower than the 3.9 state average, so people might notice that difference.
The facility has had survey inspections that raised problems in several areas, with some deficiencies about providing timely and suitable care, following proper rules for feeding tubes, and making sure respiratory care is safe, and infection control has also had at least one violation, so you can find those state records if you look for inspection reports, though they're always working to communicate and fix these things. Policies for infection prevention have been kept strict, especially during COVID-19, and this means everyone visiting has to sign in, use hand sanitizer, wear PPE if someone's in quarantine, and follow rules about distance, so there's always an emphasis on trying to protect folks living here, and families are kept updated if someone tests positive.
The place takes a flexible, team-based approach to care, where nurses, doctors, and staff work together to make each person's care fit what they need, and there's programs that are designed to be personal and compassionate, aiming for comfort and safety. Amenities like emergency call systems, transportation, and tailored healthcare programs are standard, and the admissions director is Garla Whitmore, who helps bring new residents in and explain how things work. Families have found communication is pretty open, especially when things change or problems come up, and policies stress trying to keep everyone as safe as possible during visits and regular routines. All in all, Solaris HealthCare Coconut Creek offers a range of health services and has facilities people expect from a nursing home, but like many places, it's had some issues with standards and still works on improving care and safety every day.
