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Clearwater, FL
Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing in Clearwater, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityPalm Garden of Clearwater in Clearwater, Florida, provides short-term and long-term care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation. Its listed services also include respite care, palliative care, and hospice services. Outpatient rehabilitation and post-discharge follow-up are additional offerings. The community describes rehabilitation as supporting a return home and work toward greater independence and the everyday activities residents value. Its services span care during a stay as well as outpatient therapy and follow-up after discharge.
Rehabilitation is delivered by an interdisciplinary team of licensed therapists who work with residents to develop personalized programs. The community describes therapy as continuing throughout a rehabilitative stay, with a focus on helping residents regain activities they enjoy. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are available in spacious therapy gyms. VitalStim is listed for swallowing difficulties. Outpatient therapy serves current residents and nonresidents: people receiving inpatient therapy can ask their therapist about it, while those outside the facility need a physician’s prescription. Appointments can be scheduled through the center, and loose, comfortable clothing is recommended for sessions. The site says Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance may cover all or part of outpatient therapy costs, and advises checking with the insurer for details.
Other clinical services include pain management, a specialized wound care team, diabetic care, and ileostomy and colostomy care. The community also lists psychosocial support. A registered dietitian provides nutritional counseling, adding dietary guidance to the range of clinical and rehabilitation services.
Room options include private and semi-private rooms. Amenities include outdoor areas for enjoyment, complimentary Wi-Fi, and beauty and barber salons; life-enrichment programs are also offered. Mail is delivered personally to residents each day except weekends and holidays. Families can use the website’s greeting feature to send a message, which is printed and hand-delivered to the intended resident.
The community describes its Clearwater location as central within Pinellas County and accessible to a large portion of the county. It reports access to four of the area’s main hospitals, which it says can help patients and hospitals arrange referrals and transfers. For admission planning, assessments can take place at a location convenient for the prospective resident, a loved one, or family. The service page states that the community is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Visitation is open, and the community encourages frequent, regular visits. Visitors with signs or symptoms of illness are asked to wait until they have recovered before coming. The building may be secured after hours for safety, with signs directing visitors to the appropriate entrance.
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12-16 hour nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“Our Mom was only there a month, we wish she was there longer. The staff is wonderful. Everyone is all sweet and kind and caring . They were so caring and understanding of family and give us all the time we need to spend with our mom in her final hours .”
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Our Mom was only there a month, we wish she was there longer. The staff is wonderful. Everyone is all sweet and kind and caring . They were so caring and understanding of family and give us all the time we need to spend with our mom in her final hours .
Went to visit a friend & neighbor. Place was inviting, clean, comfortable. Lots of interesting art work & decor. Our friend had just been there for a few hours, but was very pleased with the facility. When we were leaving, a fast-moving rain storm hit. The receptionist at the front desk came outside & loaned us her umbrella to reach our car. Very thoughtful...She deserves the ABCD ("Above & Beyond the Call of Duty") award --
My stay at Palm Gardens of Clearwater aided my recovery following surgery and helped with my transition home. Nursing, physical and occupational staff are very professional and knowledgeable. I would like to thank the Administrator, Sandra and her staff for my stay.
I rarely write Google reviews unless something is extraordinarily good or deplorably bad. Palm Garden is the latter. My mother was 102 years old when she was admitted to this facility after surviving a fractured hip and surgery to repair it. Upon admission, she had no bedsores (decubitus ulcers) on her body. While there in her room, she fell out of her wheelchair. So she was relegated to being in the tv room all day, sitting on her butt in a wheelchair. One day, the med nurse left my mother’s morning medications in an unlabeled med cup on her overbed table. In addition there was an unlabeled med cup with a cream left in the bathroom beside her dentures. Supposedly it was a zinc cream to prevent skin breakdown, but was mistaken as a denture adhesive. On several occasions, the nursing assistants came in to give her a shower after she was already medicated and tucked in for the night. The food she got looked like it had been ground up in a garbage disposal and thrown on her plate. One physical therapist and one social worker were very rude to me. The social worker demanded that my mother be declared incapacitated. I refused. The only person who seemed to know anything there was the ward clerk on her unit. There was no improvement as a result of any so-called physical therapy. No one asked me about her secondary insurance so I received a bill from Palm Garden. Obviously, the decubitus ulcers are what concern me the most at this time. They are between stage 3 and stage 4 and they will never heal, no matter how aggressively they are treated. She had no decubitus ulcers when she was admitted. I would like to add a photo of the worst ulcer but I won’t. I would NOT recommend Palm Garden to anyone - anywhere - ever. If I could give this facility a minus five stars, I would.
The facility is bright and clean, and the staff is friendly. The friend we visited is receiving excellent care.
This place went above and beyond for my father before he passed away, I am more than greatful for all the nursing staff. This is by far the best and cleanest facility I have came across in my 30 years. If you need care for your loved one This is the right place.
I have been here three weeks. My night girl is name is Lorie. She absolutely amazing. Quick to answer lights and very personable. The nurses are great as well but Lorie is my favorite
I went to visit a dear friend in this facility. The receptionist greeted me right away and directed me on how to sign in. In walking to my friend's room, I couldn't help but notice how clean the hallways and nursing stations were. Employees greeted me and directed me to my friend's room. Her room was very clean and orderly. My friend was very happy here. If I have a loved who would need rehab care, this is the facilty to have them convaless in.
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