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Crestview, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Crestview, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityCrestview Rehabilitation Center is in Crestview, Florida, and provides inpatient rehabilitation and residential care. Short-term inpatient stays may be available after a hospital admission of at least three nights. The center describes these stays as including 24-hour nursing care and physical, occupational, and speech therapy, with therapy available up to seven days a week. Inpatient respite stays can last from a few days to several months. Admissions are accepted seven days a week, and the center lists its operating hours as 24/7. Tour information distinguishes a Medicare or insurance short-term stay of less than 100 days from a long-term stay.
For permanent residential admission, a person may come from a hospital, an assisted living facility, or home, with an admission order from their primary physician. The center says its staff develop individualized care plans for residents. Outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy is listed for people after an inpatient stay and for people living in the community, when supported by appropriate physician orders. Other outpatient offerings named by the center include vital stimulation, infusion therapy, respiratory care, portable diagnostics, and rehabilitation.
Room options include private and semi-private rooms. Shared spaces listed among the center’s features include indoor and outdoor common areas, dining areas, a courtyard, and a rehabilitation gym. The center also lists dietary, pharmaceutical, pastoral, and social services, along with physician services, wound care, infusion therapy, enteral therapy, and portable diagnostic services. Inpatient services named include rehabilitation, restorative care, and respiratory care; hospice care and respite care are also listed.
Telemedicine is another service described by the center. It uses video consultations and digital diagnostic tools so residents can be examined by their doctors without leaving their beds. The center says remote examinations may help avoid an ambulance trip or hospital stay. Its materials state that telemedicine is available during the day, after hours, and on weekends. The website also names possible specialty programs in stroke recovery, pulmonary care, recovery after a post-acute cardiac event, and in-house hemodialysis. Because the center advises confirming which specialty programs may be offered, their availability should not be assumed.
The center describes a post-COVID recovery program for people who were hospitalized after a COVID-19 diagnosis and are in recovery. Its stated admission criteria include a diagnosis at least ten days before admission and no new symptoms. Services listed for the program include nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as nutritional and psychological services and telemedicine physician services. The center also provides photo, video, and brochure materials about its facility and services. These program details outline care options described by the center, while individual services and eligibility depend on applicable orders and admission criteria.
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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The food is the worst. Was there 1 month and PT and OT were excellent. But, then I had to deal with 1 extraordinarily rude and inept nurse. Made me wait 2.15 hours once (when I had just arrived and was in a lot of pain) for a muscle relaxer. Called her out on it and she had nothing but lame excuses. And, she is definitely not one of their best nurses. Every interaction after that was painful. Lazy at her job. Chelsey and Brittany are their best RNs. Hope they are getting the recognition and salary they deserve. Then there are some excellent techs and some really half good ones. Denise, CJ and…
The food is the worst. Was there 1 month and PT and OT were excellent. But, then I had to deal with 1 extraordinarily rude and inept nurse. Made me wait 2.15 hours once (when I had just arrived and was in a lot of pain) for a muscle relaxer. Called her out on it and she had nothing but lame excuses. And, she is definitely not one of their best nurses. Every interaction after that was painful. Lazy at her job. Chelsey and Brittany are their best RNs. Hope they are getting the recognition and salary they deserve. Then there are some excellent techs and some really half good ones. Denise, CJ and Macy were great. I also met many other good people, activities being one of them. I feel bad for the old folks who live there and have to eat the food. It's an old facility and the AC and heat sometimes work. Maintenance was constantly working on it.
Olivia Nesmith is rude.
Grams was treated well during her time in this facility, and the ladies that work her are always super nice to me every time I get lost trying to find where I'm going. (I always get lost in the hallways).
Please ask your employees to keep their cars off the road. Especially night shift. Smh 🙄
I want to give a big shout to Crestview rehabilitation center for a very outstanding job helping out arber trail and bayshore pointe's residents during these stressful hurricane times. Also want to thank arber trails for their warm welcome and hospitality as well and makeing everyone feel like family and one big team. So with that being said we can always be hurricane buddies till the end ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Ashley is attentive and very kind!
Ashley is so kind and helpful!
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