Sea Breeze Rehab And Nursing Center

Sea Breeze Rehab And Nursing Center sits at 3663 15th Ave in Vero Beach, Florida, and offers both nursing and rehabilitation services for seniors, so people living there can get long-term or short-term care as they need, and there's always a nurse on duty to help with things like bathing, eating, and taking medicine, while physicians keep an eye on patient care, making sure health conditions are managed and medications are stored and given out safely. This nursing home is part of The Citadel Health Group, runs under a for-profit model by Ac Care Holdings LLC, and is affiliated with Citadel Care Centers, showing it's connected to a bigger health care system, and it's been accredited by the Joint Commission. Sea Breeze has 110 certified beds, available in private or semi-private rooms, and provides cable TV, phone, and internet access, helping residents feel more at home with some modern comforts, with studio layouts among the options, and the facility's reputation shows an average rating of 8.7 out of 10, even though the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services gave it 2 stars. Staff includes Registered Nurse Tamarah Clements and CNA Shannon Drake, and the team covers both registered nurses and certified nursing assistants, and while the nurse staffing hours (3.52 per resident per day) are a bit below the Florida state average, nurse turnover (42.9%) is actually just shy of the usual statewide figure. Sea Breeze provides a range of care services, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, pain management, post-surgical care, and a post-acute rehab program for folks who need help after hospital stays, along with support for chronic conditions through long-term care, respite care, palliative care, and even a secured memory care unit for residents dealing with dementia or memory issues. The center also takes care to offer some recreation and social services, making it easier for folks to stay busy or get help with other needs, and there's regular supervision for medication and therapy. Deficiencies have been noted during inspections, including issues with resident rights, care planning, and pharmacy services, so it's something for families to think about when they're making choices, but the place continues to provide a range of programs focused on helping people recover and keep as much independence as they can, aiming to create a welcoming setting that tries to lift spirits while tending to health.