Santa Rosa Center for Rehabilitation and Healing

Santa Rosa Center for Rehabilitation and Healing sits on Broad Street in Milton, Florida, and offers 110 certified beds for folks needing care, focusing mostly on rehabilitation and healing, so if someone's been through surgery or has a medical condition like heart or lung trouble, they've got specific programs like orthopedic rehabilitation, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, and even respiratory therapy to help with recovery and better breathing, and they've also set things up to help people who need long-term nursing care or just some help for a short time between the hospital and home; each resident gets a plan of care that's meant to fit with their health and social needs, and the staff, who are known for being both attentive and experienced in the Pensacola region, include dietary aides like Javier Ramos and a Director of Rehabilitation named Christine Fisher, while Samantha Pierce, an LNHA, runs the nursing home. Families can count on the team to try hard to treat every resident as a unique person, working to restore as much health or independence as possible, and they're committed to personal and considerate care even though they're a for-profit center, owned by Santa Rosa SNF Operations Holdings LLC and affiliated with Infinite Care. The staff puts in about 3.58 nurse hours on average per resident per day, which is a bit less than the Florida average, and the nurse turnover rate is on the higher side, but those who stay are trained to figure out what each resident and their family needs and to respond to that. The place has some handy amenities for healing and recovery, offers both inpatient and outpatient care, and has a range of therapy options meant to help folks get better or stay comfortable, though like many facilities, they've had a few noted problems over the years, like needing to keep up with proper mental health screenings and better management of certain medications. The management has been steady since February 2020 under Summit Care II Inc, and while the place is definitely geared for rehabilitation and healing, it's also a spot where residents can get thoughtful long-term care in a setting that's designed to balance medical care with the importance of feeling at home.