First Coast Health & Rehab

Nursing services are provided by registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants. For long-term care, the center lists general nursing and restorative services. The description of these services is distinct from its post-acute focus: long-term care is for people needing ongoing support, while post-acute services address a transition from hospital care. The center describes its long-term setting as home-like but does not provide details about room or apartment layouts.

An interdisciplinary team develops individualized care plans for patients and residents, with input from the person receiving care, family members, and staff. The center describes this as a collaborative process to coordinate services around individual care needs. Care planning is presented as relevant to both post-acute patients and long-term residents, rather than as a service limited to one type of stay.

Other listed supports include social services, activities, nutritional services, housekeeping, and laundry. These are provided alongside nursing and rehabilitation, covering both support services and practical aspects of daily life. The available information names these services but does not specify menus, activity schedules, or the particular assistance offered through social services. A third-party facility profile also lists memory care, without explaining its specific services or how care is organized for people with memory-related needs.

That third-party profile mentions outdoor areas and resident activities and programs, but does not describe the outdoor features or name specific programs. The center’s own information emphasizes its proximity to local hospitals and its work with physicians for discharge planning. Taken together, the described care ranges from rehabilitation and coordinated post-hospital support to continuing nursing and restorative services. The pages do not specify living arrangements beyond describing the long-term setting as home-like.