Royal Oaks Nursing And Rehab Center

Royal Oaks Nursing & Rehabilitation Center sits at 2225 Knox McRae Drive in Titusville, FL, and provides nursing home care for seniors in a setting that's both friendly and caring, with big rooms and nicely landscaped grounds with gardens, an outdoor recreation area, and patios, so people who live there can spend time inside or out, whichever they like, and they've been at this for a long while, since 1992. The center offers long-term stays for folks who need ongoing help as well as short-term stays after a hospital visit, with 24-hour nursing care and therapy including physical, occupational, and speech therapy that can happen up to seven days a week, so people can keep making progress even on weekends. High acuity care is available, and there's a Post COVID-19 Recovery Program for people bouncing back from a COVID-19 hospital stay, plus specialty clinical programs meant to help people recover quicker. Telemedicine is an option with equipment that works whether it's during the day, after-hours, or on weekends, so there's medical support when it's really needed. Residents can choose private rooms, semi-private rooms, or share a room as a couple if that suits them, and rooms are known for being on the larger side. There's a library for quiet reading, a beauty and barber shop for looking after one's appearance, and a rehab gym for therapy and exercise, as well as scheduled activities including arts and crafts, gardening, movies with others, discussion groups, and performances by visiting entertainers. The center also provides transportation to help with trips out, plus a worship area and pastoral support for those who want it. Staff follows COVID visitation guidelines and mask rules for safety, and there's a dedicated admissions department that's available at all hours, day or night, for anyone who has questions or wants to learn more. An administrator oversees the center's operations, so there's someone to make sure things run smoothly. The place has earned national recognition, with a U.S. News & World Report Best Nursing Home award for 2024 and 2025, a CMS 5-Star Center Recognition, and a 2025 Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award, which speaks to the ongoing effort to give good care and help people with their health and recovery, though, as with any nursing home, it's best to visit and see if it feels right for those considering moving in.