Oasis at the Keys Nursing & Rehab sits in Tavernier, Florida, right up in the upper Florida Keys, and it's a 120-bed skilled nursing center where folks can get a range of care services with as much help as needed, whether it's for a short stay or something more long term. The staff does handle round-the-clock skilled nursing, and they're there to provide help with everything from daily activities, medication, and meals to more complex care like wound treatment, cardiac care, post-hospital recovery, stroke and neurological support, and orthopedic care. For people who need it, the community offers special memory care programs and 24-hour support, along with memory-boosting activities and the exclusive "Speak Out" program for folks with dementia or Parkinson's, which isn't something you see at every place, nor is electro-stimulation or ultrasound therapy, both available to help with pain, strength, and recovery.
If someone's only staying a short while or if a family caregiver needs a break, respite care is available, and there's also post-acute care, outpatient therapy, and restorative care, all managed by a team that includes physicians, therapists, and support staff who seem to work pretty closely with families and the local community. There's a focus on hands-on rehabilitation, with in-house physical, occupational, and speech therapy programs that include state-of-the-art equipment, so those who need help regaining abilities or managing pain can do so without leaving the building.
In terms of living spaces, long-term care residents stay in rooms with electric beds, flat-screen TVs, and phones, and everybody's got access to meals cooked fresh on site and a beauty and barber shop for grooming, which does make life a bit more comfortable. The shared areas are set up to encourage socializing and participation, and the facility has regular outings planned every month, so there's a chance to get out and about safely. Nutrition services, pulmonary care, and advanced wound care add more ways to meet the needs of those staying short term or moving in long term. New admissions happen every day of the week, so the support's always available, and with both inpatient and outpatient therapy, along with long-term custodial care, Oasis at the Keys has most bases covered for those needing nursing, rehab, memory care, or daily help in a supportive environment.
