GlenCove Health and Rehabilitation Center offers long-term care for elders and helps with both health needs and daily living, providing both nursing and personal care. The staff focuses on person-centered care, paying close attention to each resident's needs, while keeping things flexible with personalized care plans and various options for living arrangements, including fully furnished rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, cable, and a telephone. Residents can bring their pets, which makes the place feel friendlier and supports emotional well-being, and you'll see a variety of community amenities like a beauty salon, a computer center, a fitness room, a dining room for restaurant-style meals with support for special diets like diabetes, a library, a gaming area, a wellness center, cozy common areas, and inviting outdoor spaces with gardens. Housekeeping and linen services are available, and kitchenettes give some extra comfort, while scheduled transportation helps residents get to non-medical appointments when needed.
Nurses provide support for 12-16 hours each day, and there's a 24-hour call system so help is always close by, which can be a relief. GlenCove offers health and rehabilitation services, including skilled nursing, wound care, rehab treatments, activities of daily living assistance-like bathing, dressing, and help moving around-and medication management. Memory care is available for those who need it, including 24-hour support and special memory-enhancing activities, while mental wellness programs help with cognitive health. Assisted living services cover meals, daily activities support, help with taking medicine, and personal care, and if a family caregiver needs a break, respite care offers temporary support. There are also emergency preparedness services in place.
Residents can take part in community-sponsored and resident-run activities every day, and planned day trips give regular chances to stay engaged and social. GlenCove holds a membership with the Florida Health Care Association (FHCA), which means there's a commitment to maintaining quality and advancing long-term care through continuous improvement, professional development, and staff dedication. The staff also pays attention to advocacy, operations, and quality, keeping the environment supportive and focused on healing and recovery, while always adjusting to residents' changing needs.
