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Bayside Health and Rehabilitation Center
3.4 (102 reviews)Pensacola, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Pensacola, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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Bayside Health and Rehabilitation Center is in Pensacola, Florida, and is identified in a directory as a 120-bed skilled nursing facility. Its campus is described as tree-shaded, with access to Pensacola’s three major hospitals; another profile notes outdoor areas. Care includes long-term skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation, as well as subacute and outpatient rehabilitation. One directory also lists long-term acute care among its services.
Rehabilitation therapies include physical, occupational and speech therapy, along with cardiac rehabilitation. The center’s own website lists cardiac management and Alzheimer’s and dementia services; third-party profiles also identify memory care and respite care. Other listed service areas include support for people recovering from a stroke or surgery, and care for people with heart attack or end-stage cardiovascular disease.
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Nursing and medical services include help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, eating and toileting. Other listed services include medication, pain and wound management, respiratory therapy and COPD care. The directory also names psychological or mental illness services, hospice and palliative care, pre- and post-operative support, and pet therapy. These categories describe the range of services listed, not a particular resident’s care plan.
The center describes care planning as a shared process in which residents, families and the interdisciplinary team identify needs, preferences and goals. It says physicians’ medication and treatment orders provided at hospital discharge are implemented after admission to support continuity. Within the first few days, residents and families are invited to a planning conference to discuss needs, progress toward goals and discharge planning. Admission paperwork is arranged within the first 24 hours, with an email e-signature option, including for people still in the hospital. The admissions checklist includes insurance and prescription coverage cards, photo identification, a Social Security card, advance-directive or DNR paperwork, and applicable power-of-attorney or guardianship documents. Insurance-benefit questions may be raised during the paperwork process or later in the stay.
Daily amenities listed include three meals a day, snacks and special diets, along with housekeeping and laundry. Social activities and exercise are among the options; listed pastimes include television, books, board games and cards. Other practical supports include 24-hour assistance, escorts to meals, transportation and case management. The directory also lists wheelchair accessibility, adapted bathing facilities and telephones in rooms. English and Spanish are identified as supported languages.
Personalized hair and grooming services are listed, and the center’s website names Esteem Salons. The organization identifies itself as faith-based and says prayer is included in care plans. A directory also notes religious or spiritual services nearby.
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12-16 hour nursing
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- 12-16 hour nursing
- 24-hour call system
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Air-conditioning
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Beauty salon
- Cable
- Community operated transportation
- Community-sponsored activities
- Computer center
- Concierge services
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Fitness programs
- Fitness room
- Fully furnished
- Gaming room
- Garden
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Kitchenettes
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Move-in coordination
- Outdoor space
- Planned day trips
- Private bathrooms
- Resident-run activities
- Restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled daily activities
- Small library
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement
- Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
- Wellness center
- Wifi
Care options available
Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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3.4 · 102 reviewsThe staff has been very good to my wife. Only issue is that bayside is not visitor friendly. There is no visitor room with vending machines and restrooms. There are employee rooms with vending machines and key for restrooms, but visitors are not allowed to enter. This needs to be addressed!
My sister was sent here for physical therapy to get better. Her room looks rough, old and outdated. Parts of the wall were patched up and not painted. The beds are rusty and old. The toilet comes up with you when u get off the toilet. You have to put a towel/ blanket down by the shower cuz the water flows into the room if you dont do so. And her shower is missing the knob so she has to go down the hallway to take a shower. The first night my sister was there something happened with the electrical and the next day the maintenance worker came in there trying to get the bed to move and adjust,…
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My sister was sent here for physical therapy to get better. Her room looks rough, old and outdated. Parts of the wall were patched up and not painted. The beds are rusty and old. The toilet comes up with you when u get off the toilet. You have to put a towel/ blanket down by the shower cuz the water flows into the room if you dont do so. And her shower is missing the knob so she has to go down the hallway to take a shower. The first night my sister was there something happened with the electrical and the next day the maintenance worker came in there trying to get the bed to move and adjust, fix the tvs and everything else. He said something happened and they had to reset the breaker and he said hes glad it didn't start a fire. Thats scary to hear that when your relative is in there. My sister is suppose to have bed rails on her bed and she did not have them. The next day they tried to find rails to put on her bed and couldn't find any so they had to move her to the other bed in the room cuz it has rails. It wasnt the correct type of rails but it was better than not having any. They also forgot to give her dinner. One of the workers came in with a tray of food on a plate covered and said a guy's name and we said no thats not her name and told the lady her name and she said she had the wrong room. Her name is on the outside of the room too. We waited about an hour thinking her food would be coming and it never did so we called a worker and told them she never got food. Finally around 7pm they brought a Styrofoam to go plate with dinner on it and when she opened it up it was pitiful. It looked like they scraped up what they had left and put it in a to go plate. It was suppose to be lasagna, broccoli and a breadstick. The breadstick was so hard it couldnt be eaten. Didn't bring her nothing to drink either. We had to go get someone just to get her some water. Needless to say we went to go get her dinner so she wouldn't be hungry. Definitely not satisfied with this place. There was a few sweet workers that came in and were nice and helpful and some u can tell were there just as a job. It was so sad leaving my sister there when I had to leave.
This nursing home is by far the worst care I have received, the last 3 years I've spent a lot of my days in nursing homes. The aides are rude and rough and they yell at the patients all the time. the food is so bad and always cold. Days would go by that I didn't eat anything. There was a few nurses that were sweet as can be, and the rest should find themselves new jobs.
More recent reviews
The worst experience. The State needs to come quick
This place is terrible. My mother had black eyes and got shocked by the cord to her bed. 100% terrible.
NOT CLEAN OR SANITIZE AT ALL VERY DISGUSTING
one of the worst experiences of my mom's cancer journey. I must have had 5 I'm sorry we don't have that as soon as we get there. I think the worst is the nursing staff, not one of them had taken any vitals, and did not have the equipment. made her remove oxygen to go to the bathroom, who does that,. all I will say at this point I am very angry with this facility and will not recommend this dump. let's don't forget that is in dire need of updating and renovations in fact this place and it's staff a negative 2 stars
Awful place
What families highlight
- Compassionate nursing staff
- Strong physical and occupational therapy services
- Engaging activities program with outings and pet therapy
- High-quality meals and dietary accommodations
- Attentive end-of-life and hospice support
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