Pinellas Park Post-Acute and Rehabilitation Center sits at 8701 49th St N in Pinellas Park, FL, in a two-story building with both private and semi-private rooms-there are 4 private rooms and 58 semi-private ones out of a total of 120 beds, with 15 beds available as of June 2025, and you'll find comfortable spaces that have undergone recent renovations, as well as easy access to outdoor gardens and a game or activities room where residents can gather or join in on arts, crafts, gardening, and activities like fishing if they enjoy it, and they're always trying to keep folks active with social, physical, mental, and emotional programs, some indoors, some outdoors, and people can even join devotional activities if that's something they like. The facility provides several types of care, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Home Care (Non-Medical), Adult Day Services, Skilled Nursing, Home Health Care (Medicare-Certified), and Hospice Care, plus detailed rehabilitation therapies for those who need help with recovery after things like stroke or cardiac events, and there's respiratory and palliative care, too, so the location works for both short-term stays and people who need long-term care. The center is run by Pinellas Park Fl Opco, LLC, and it operates as a for-profit facility that accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance, and wants to help new residents and their families understand differences between Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Nursing Home care, helping everyone choose the right fit.
The health team has neurologists, therapists, and dietitians working together with an interdisciplinary approach, always coordinating with local physicians and offering person-centered recovery programs for every resident, so care feels personalized and safe, and you'll see 12- to 16-hour nurse staffing, 24-hour supervision, and a call system if anybody needs immediate help, which parents and spouses always seem to like for peace of mind. The staff helps with bathing, dressing, transferring, grooming, medication management, laundry, and even dry cleaning, so daily needs get managed with a bit of dignity and patience, and there are housecleaning services as well as kitchenettes in rooms and meals that are cooked and served fresh-meals cover different dietary needs and are usually nutritious and homestyle, with staff listening to what people like and need, giving options, including for diabetic or non-ambulatory care. The building's got safety and handicap features throughout, sprinkler systems, and security measures you'd expect, so moving about is easier for residents, and people can gather in common indoor areas, watch cable TV, access WiFi, and visit with friends and family, helped by an open-door policy that encourages regular visits and keeps people less lonely.
For residents wanting to be active or relax, there's a fitness center, salon and barbershop, washers and dryers, guest parking, and transportation to appointments, plus property maintenance and housekeeping, and the spaces try to balance hospital-level medical support with a cozy atmosphere, since long-term and short-term stays both happen here. Personal care assistants are always available, and medical services include nurse visits, wound care, podiatry, diabetic care, memory care, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy, plus help with incontinence care, so nobody gets overlooked. Support extends to discharge planning, waiting list details, and guidance about next steps if someone wants to schedule a tour or assessment, or sign up for programs, and the staff listens to the needs and wishes of each new resident or family, explaining costs, insurance, and what comes next. The facility works outside of a Continuing Care Retirement Community model, but does provide a long-term living solution with social activities, educational programs, spiritual support, and compassionate staff, all tailored to promote safety, comfort, and a sense of belonging for older adults who might need a little, or a lot, of help. The place doesn't claim to be perfect, but for people needing a mix of home comfort and medical support, especially after a hospital stay, Pinellas Park Post-Acute and Rehabilitation Center provides a wide range of care in a warm and practical setting.
