Davenport Nursing and Rehab Center sits in Davenport, FL, and has 60 licensed and certified beds for residents who need skilled nursing care, rehab therapies, or memory programs, and the place really handles a lot, everything from physical and occupational therapy to mental health services and dental care, so you don't have to worry about finding different providers for each need, and the center even provides pharmacy services, diagnostic X-rays, and clinical laboratory work right there, which can make things a bit easier if going out for those things is hard. The staff includes healthcare professionals who are there at all hours, and you'll also find physician services and physician extenders, which means residents get medical attention even if the main doctor isn't always right there, and there's skilled help available for post-acute care after hospital stays, with the main goal being to restore everyone to their best possible level of health and function.
Residents have the option to join organized groups, and there's also support for family members, plus a calendar of activities for those who like to stay busy or social. The facility offers dietary services made for various needs, handles regular housekeeping, and keeps the living areas clean, though inspection reports have shown some infection control issues and deficiencies, including two related to infection standards and a total of 14 deficiencies marked in recent history, so families might want to review those inspection records which are available. The nurse turnover rate is quite a bit higher than the state average at 67.2% with about 3.22 nurse hours per resident per day, so staff may be newer or changing hands more often than in some places, but the staff is described as experienced and seems dedicated to making residents comfortable, helping with daily living needs, and focusing on treating each person with dignity and respect.
Davenport Nursing and Rehab Center takes both Medicare and Medicaid, has a Health Care Center, and is fully equipped with a range of services using up-to-date technology, and the managers-Catherine Valentino Keesling and Melanie Albors Mora-took on their roles in January 2025 with the facility itself owned by 206 W Orange St Davenport Holdco LLC and managed with some affiliation to Eliyahu Mirlis. The community keeps its doors open every day and works to balance safety and comfort, with an emphasis on restoring independence and making sure every person keeps as much self-respect and autonomy as possible. Anyone interested can see their website at davenportcenter.com for more details, and since the inspection reports show some deficiencies, it's a good idea for families to review those records or ask questions if particular care topics are important to them.
