Park Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation

Park Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation sits at 730 College St in Jacksonville, Florida, and has always aimed to keep people comfortable and safe, whether they need a little help for a while after being in the hospital or need long-term care because they're very frail and can't manage on their own, and the place has a quiet history of serving the community in different ways over the years, maintaining strong community ties, offering helpful resources for both families and residents, and accepting Medicare and Medicaid for residents' funding. Nurses, LPNs, CNAs, and therapy staff work there day and night, and you'll find that people can get skilled nursing, intermediate care, and even special attention for memory care and wound care, with all-around-the-clock nursing and personalized plans to fit each resident's needs, including hospice and palliative care if needed. The facility provides short-term rehabilitation between hospital and home, with specialties in orthopedic rehabilitation, stroke recovery, cardiac therapy, and tracheotomy care, as well as care for wounds and pain management-plus help for those needing respiratory and nutritional support, and even mental health help. People who stay at Park Ridge can join therapy programs for physical, occupational, and speech needs, and folks can also get inpatient and outpatient rehab services. The home has both private and semi-private rooms for those who want them, provides beauty services if someone would like a little pampering, and offers a shuttle service to help get people to medical appointments or outings beyond the walls, all while keeping an open-door visitation policy so loved ones can drop by any time, as long as everyone follows infection control steps. Staff work together for each resident's mental and physical wellness, with registered dietitians, psychological services, and recreational therapy to help residents stay engaged. The place supports specialty programs and long-term care, provides respite services when family needs a break, and they take care to work with people on end-of-life care as well. Reports from the Agency for Health Care Administration and consumer guides are available for families, and the provider profile lists all the important details, from address to legal actions and inspection records, which show an "A" grade with few deficiencies and no severe deficiencies, and a solid B-plus rating overall in the past, plus there's a full record available of any legal cases and fines tied to a prior owner, with information on the responsible licensee, so everything's aboveboard. The home keeps up with safety plans like emergency power, offers door-to-door care, and always works to provide thoughtful, individualized care, without making big promises, just steady attention to the needs of the people who stay there.