Citrus Health & Rehabilitation Center

Citrus Health & Rehabilitation Center provides skilled nursing and a wide range of rehabilitation services with a focus on helping people recover and stay as healthy as possible, and you'll find that the staff puts a lot of energy into making sure every resident gets the right kind of care for their needs, whether that's help with meals and hygiene, physical, occupational, or speech therapy, or wound care, and they always seem to have someone around who listens and treats you with dignity like you're their family or a good neighbor. The center has 111 beds and a team that includes at least one registered nurse and a physician, making sure round-the-clock nursing care is always available, and you can tell when you walk in that the place is modern, comfortable, and clean-you don't get that odd smell some places have, the rooms are spacious, and everything looks well looked after, and the aides and caregivers really do their best to check in with people and keep families updated, talking with them honestly and kindly. There's always a focus on long-term care, short-term rehab, and wellness programs that help people get back on their feet or manage their health, and they try to make the place feel homelike with activities, dining options, and support for both residents and families, especially when it comes to medication, bills, or the hard decisions about care. They also have a good relationship with several hospitals, including HCA Florida Bayonet Point and others, which means residents get support if they need hospital care, and they're part of the Plus Care Network for sharing patient info to help make better choices. Staff seem well respected in the area for their friendly ways and the effort they put in-many folks mention how the aides feel like family and go out of their way to make sure people are safe, comfortable, and treated well, and the place has earned a strong reputation with a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Google, which says a lot. They offer specialized programs for recovery, sub-acute medical care, and help with wounds, trying to handle each person's needs and offering educational resources so people know what to expect and can feel at home while getting the care they need.