Westgate Health & Rehabilitation Center sits at 2300 Village Blvd. in the Villages of Palm Beach Lakes neighborhood of West Palm Beach, FL, and folks often call it Westgate Health and Rehab Center, and, well, this place offers a combination of independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and even non-medical home care and adult day programs, so there's a range of services and choices depending on what people need, and the care here adjusts for changes in health, whether someone's looking for active adult living, rehabilitation after a hospital stay, or long-term support. This center has 120 certified beds, full-time licensed nurses, 24-hour supervision, and supports personal care like bathing, dressing, and medication management, and you'll see there's a 12-16 hour nursing staff model backed by at least one full-time registered nurse and a physician on staff, while certified nursing assistants average about 125 minutes of direct care per resident per day, with registered nurses providing about 46 minutes, licensed practical nurses giving about 42, and there's a bit of physical therapy thrown in too, about 5 minutes per day per resident, which is something folks should know. The center offers Medicare and Medicaid certified skilled nursing services, so those who need things like wound care, post-surgical care, or a secured memory care unit for dementia, plus rehabilitation programs in physical, occupational, speech, cognitive, and adaptive therapy, will find those here, and they're also part of the Plus Care Network, which connects them to other skilled nursing options.
You'll notice a good number of amenities, too, like a restaurant-style dining room and flexible meals that can be made for dietary restrictions, including diabetes, plus a garden, some outdoor sitting areas, a wellness center, library, computer room, and fitness room, along with a gaming room and a beauty salon, which helps keep people active and social in a comfortable place, and if someone wants more time outdoors, there's a community garden, though specific parking and outdoor details aren't available. There's round-the-clock call systems and climate control in the rooms for comfort, most rooms are fully furnished, with private bathrooms, and some private living areas come with kitchenettes if residents want that, while cable, phone, and Wi-Fi are available, so people can keep in touch and entertained, and the center says it keeps things clean with housekeeping and linen services. Folks get the benefit of daily activities, with community-sponsored events, resident-run groups, and planned trips, along with social events and recreational programs, which helps with mental wellness too, and there are both internal transportation services and arrangements for non-medical rides, which can be useful for those who still want to get around.
As for health services, the staff helps with daily needs, does medication dispensing, assists with meals and hygiene, and provides pain management if needed, aiming to offer compassionate long-term care with therapy and support for those recovering or managing chronic health issues, while also offering hospice, palliative, and respite care if those are needed. Westgate Health & Rehabilitation Center holds accreditations like Joint Commission approval and takes part in CMS quality programs, but people should know it has reported 26 inspection deficiencies, including some related to infection control and care quality, and reports a 28% nurse turnover rate, so it's a good idea to look over inspection details and current staffing if those things matter to someone thinking about moving in. The ownership is for-profit, split between Westgate Rehab Holdings LLC and two trusts, and they say the mission is to tailor care to each resident's personal needs, focusing on quality of life and recovery, working within federal infection prevention standards.
Overall, you'll find Westgate Health & Rehabilitation Center offers a broad range of care services-from simple daily help in assisted living to skilled post-acute rehabilitation and specialized memory care-inside a facility that's got most of what seniors need for staying active, healthy, and comfortable, though like most places, the inspection reports and staffing information are something to ask about, and the atmosphere's built on supporting healthcare needs and uplifting residents through a mix of services and amenities.
