Rehabilitation Center Of The Palm Beaches is a Skilled Nursing Facility in Florida that's owned by Florida Institute for Long Term Care, LLC, and it has 109 beds for resident care, including 99 beds for skilled nursing. The staff includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants, and they provide skilled nursing services, general nursing, wound care, IV therapy, as well as rehabilitation services like physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapies. The center also has nursing rehabilitation services, restorative programs, palliative care, and hospice services, so residents can get short-term or long-term care depending on their needs, and there are outpatient rehab services too. They have care plans and therapy plans tailored for each resident, with a team of experienced professionals aiming to improve quality of life, provide support and compassion, and keep the environment home-like, with three meals a day plus snacks, social activities, nutritional care, housekeeping, and laundry.
They offer specialized support for people with dementia-related disorders, and the care team works to provide supervision for residents who need help during meals, especially for those at risk of choking. There's also psychology and mental illness therapy, as well as podiatry and emergency medical care. The center says it's committed to values like communication, dignity, empathy, respect, and integrity, but there have been several inspections and reports that found problems too. Deficiencies have been noted in medical assessment, nutritional care, supervision during meals, and staff attention to residents' medical issues like allergic rashes or skin conditions that weren't always reassessed or treated quickly, and residents have reported verbal abuse from staff. Lawsuits have alleged nursing home abuse, neglect, wrongful death, and misconduct, and inspection reports document that LPNs spend about 19 minutes per resident per day.
Besides all that, the Rehabilitation Center Of The Palm Beaches has features and amenities meant to support patient recovery, like therapy equipment and activity programs, with both post-acute and restorative care available. The service runs 24/7, though main office hours are Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. The facility accepts patients who need IV therapy or more complex skilled nursing, and keeps a focus on providing individualized care with an interdisciplinary team, but it's important to look closely at their inspection history before making choices about care.
