Hillside Health and Rehabilitation Center

Hillside Health and Rehabilitation Center, also known as Heartland of Zephyrhills, sits on Henry Dr in Zephyrhills, Florida, and serves older adults who need different types of care over short or long periods, and you see, they've got a Medicare certification for home health care too. This facility has 120 certified beds, with about 108 residents living there on average each day, so it's usually pretty lively, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms that come with cable TV, a phone, and internet access, and the buildings feel modern yet cozy, with social activities and recreation programs to help keep people busy and feeling at home. The staff provides around 3.57 nursing hours per resident per day, handling everything from daily living help to complex medical care, including 24/7 skilled nursing, wound care, pain management, and therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with things like post-surgical care, palliative care, respite care, and hospice care. Folks who need rehab after a hospital stay can get short-term help before they transition back home, and those who need full-time assistance, like people with memory concerns, have programs for support too, including memory care, adult day services, independent and assisted living, and non-medical home care. Hillside Health and Rehabilitation Center holds accreditation from the Joint Commission, and while the place says it's focused on making life better and personalizing care, federal inspection reports have listed 33 deficiencies, with some issues in infection control, following treatment plans, and providing the right help with daily activities, plus there's a nurse turnover rate of 57.1%, so staff might change more often than in some places. The center's owned by Hillside Rehab Holdings LLC, with BP Hillside Trust and LF Hillside Trust each owning half, and it's run as a for-profit business, though there isn't any public information about who manages the staff day to day. People considering living or placing a loved one here might want to look at its Medicare listing and the CMS inspection reports to better understand its strengths and the areas where it's had challenges.