Terrace of Hialeah

Terrace of Hialeah sits at 190 W 28th St in Hialeah, Florida, and it's part of the Elevate Care group, the folks who run several facilities around Illinois and Florida, and this place has all sorts of services you'd expect from a big care provider, so you get skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and support for people who need extra help after leaving the hospital before they go home, while folks here can get long-term help too, with nurses always on duty 24 hours a day and special staff to handle things like rehab, cardiac care, wound care, respiratory services-even hemodialysis and ventilator help, all done on-site which is handy for people dealing with tough health issues, and over the course of staying here, folks can use plenty of support services like occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, hospice care, and home health ideas, and there's a big swing of living arrangements including independent living, assisted living, memory care, adult care home options, and regular nursing home rooms for people who need more help. You'll find a laundry and dry cleaning service, free high-speed WiFi, cable TV in rooms, a gym, arts and crafts spaces, book club meetings, musical groups, religious services, and a full events calendar with game nights and story sessions, so there's always something to do, and meals are available in a big community dining area or through room service, and guests can join for meals too if the family wants to come by. They let you bring certain pets along, which you don't often see, plus there's a barber and salon right on the property for haircuts and basic pampering, and housekeeping's offered so residents don't have to worry much about chores. The staff helps arrange transportation for doctor's visits or shopping trips, and the folks at the front desk can point families to resources for caregiving or long-term planning, since they know how hard it is for families to take care of loved ones, and the whole thing's licensed by the state with nurses staying on all the time. Terrace of Hialeah accepts Medicaid, insurance, checks, and credit cards to help pay, and the reviews online add up to four stars out of sixty-five, so people have some good things to say. There's even a Facebook page for updates or more information if folks want to check things that way. The environment feels home-like but professional, with staff used to helping frail or dependent people, and they say the goal's to keep things comfortable, safe, and as engaging as possible for all kinds of needs whether someone stays short-term or long-term.