Oak View Health and Rehabilitation Center

Oak View Health and Rehabilitation Center offers both short-term rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing care, and with its 120 certified beds, the center provides 24-hour skilled nursing services for people recovering from surgery or those needing ongoing health support, and it's a place where you'll find licensed nurses, certified nursing assistants, and a whole team focused on each resident's well-being, with regular care plan meetings that include families so everyone stays on the same page. The building feels cheerful with friendly staff, well-decorated common areas, and plenty of space for socializing, and there's a shaded outdoor deck, a fitness room, and a dining hall for group meals or visits with family, and residents can stay in private rooms that have flat screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and climate controls, and they're encouraged to bring items from home to make their space comfortable. Oak View's rehabilitation services include physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy, and the staff works hard to help residents regain strength, independence, and communication skills with the hope of getting home if possible, all while providing special nursing care for folks recovering after surgery or needing support with memory or respiratory needs. There's time set aside for group exercise, arts and crafts, and social activities, and many say veterans feel welcomed here, since you often spot men wearing military hats around the facility. The center has a positive reputation for looking nice and staying clean, and it's accredited by the Joint Commission, so it meets national standards for quality in care. But the center has also faced some problems in documented inspection reports, including deficiencies with care for daily living activities, food preparation and safety, and respiratory care, with a total of 15 deficiencies noted, and nurse turnover has been high at 56.8%, though the nurse staffing hours per resident each day is 3.58. The facility is managed by Robert Schoenfeld and Fl Hc Opco Llc as of January 2025, and staff caregivers strive to treat people with love and compassion every day, focusing on a personal approach so residents feel supported, comfortable, and as happy as possible during their stay.