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Largo, FL
Skilled Nursing in Largo, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityPalm Garden of Largo in Largo, Florida, provides post-acute care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Its service descriptions include short-term rehabilitation and long-term residency, reflecting options for people with differing care needs and lengths of stay. A third-party facility listing also names memory care, occupational therapy and speech therapy. The available information identifies these services but does not describe room layouts, the structure of long-term stays or the details of memory-care programming.
Rehabilitation is a central part of the services described by the community. Physical therapy is specifically listed, while occupational and speech therapy are included in the third-party service listing. The community describes its rehabilitation team as interdisciplinary and made up of licensed professional therapists. Therapists work with patients to develop personalized rehabilitation programs, rather than following a single program described as standard for everyone.
The stated aim of rehabilitation is to help patients work toward returning home and resuming activities with greater independence. This is presented as a goal, not a guaranteed outcome. The site describes therapists partnering with patients in restoring activities and independence, and says a personalized program is created together with the patient. It does not provide details about therapy schedules, specific treatment techniques or the length of a typical stay.
Outpatient therapy is another listed service, with separate steps described for current residents and people who are not residents. Someone receiving inpatient therapy at the facility can ask their therapist for information about outpatient services. For a nonresident, the site’s guidance is to obtain a therapy prescription from a physician. Appointments are scheduled through the therapy department. The site notes that coverage may depend on the person’s insurance and directs readers to their insurer or the business office for individual cost questions.
The community also lists therapy at home and home health services. These are distinct from its facility-based rehabilitation and skilled nursing offerings, but the available descriptions do not explain eligibility, the specific services included in home health, or how these services relate to a rehabilitation stay. For therapy sessions, the site advises wearing loose, comfortable clothing. This is one of the few practical details it provides about what a therapy visit involves.
For everyday communication, mail is delivered to residents on weekdays, excluding weekends and holidays. The website also has a greeting feature: a message submitted for a resident is printed by staff and delivered to them. CMS data in a facility profile lists 140 certified beds. The available information does not describe dining, activities, apartment-style accommodations or other residential amenities, so those aspects of daily life cannot be characterized here.
Meal preparation and service
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Fitness programs
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Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“Staff are very attentive towards residents. The food is wonderful. There is a wide range of activities for residents to choose from.”
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Staff are very attentive towards residents. The food is wonderful. There is a wide range of activities for residents to choose from.
I had made a visit to the facility approximately 2 months ago the young lady I spoke with I believe her name was Megan and I was very impressed by her professionalism and her knowledge of the building and her working responsibilities we are still deciding what location I will be putting my mother and would wanted to give a little feedback on how impressed I was with our initial interaction thank you
I would not ever bring any of my family members here ever. It is under staff you wait an hour to 2 hours to get your pain medicine if you need it you wait for any hour to get waterAnd the food here is horrible I wouldn't recommend this place to my dog
My husband spent 2 weeks in this facility during June 2020. He was left complete uncovered, no top sheet, call bell dangling to the floor, door to his room completely shut so his calls for help could not be heard (he was unable to get out of bed on his own). They had to report that he had fallen out of bed overnight. (No bed alarm). He had stopped eating, partly to do with drugs?, choice? But interim nursing director said she would have meal assist for him. While I observed at window Sunday June 28 just before 6pm, he was uncovered to his chest in bed, dinner plate in front of him and no assist. He passed away Monday (probably while we were conferencing on the phone, with me suggesting again that he needed hospice). I had told them on the Friday I felt he was unsafe there and mentioned Hospice. I was told I should give it more time for the appetite stimulator to work. I am so sad that he passed under those condition. Please make sure you visit you loved ones window often no matter what facility they are in. With no visitors allowed we cannot be sure what care they are being given if they are unable to advocate for themselves.
Everything about this place is wonderful. I am very pleased with my choice at placing my husband here. I love how the staff interact with the residents. The rooms are very large with plenty of room to move around and very clean. If i have a question the staff is very qwick at finding the right person to answer them and they all are very happy to answer any and all questions. The residents seem to enjoy all the activities. What I observed every resident looks very clean and happy. There are so many amenities offered to many to mention. I can tell you I am very happy and proud to have chosen to place my husband here. The care he is getting is so outstanding and positive. Every bit of my interaction with any and all staff is wonderful. I give palm gardens in largo fl. A++++++ and applaud everyone who works there.
This was a clean and good size nursing home facility, but nurses were very limited in skills. Aids were good, but the management and nursing didn't communicate with family and had med errors and multiple delay of treatment episodes. I was there a lot and observed nurses sitting around and not assisting with pt. care and weren't knowledgeable of their assigned patients activities or progress. Requests from families were not followed thru with, unless brought attention to multiple times. They like to sedate patients to make them comply.
I would not consider Palm Gardens of Largo for rehab services for anyone that I cared about. My 88-year old mother was there for eight days and both physically and mentally deteriorated due to the staff not coordinating and communicating effectively (if at all). My siblings and I agreed to pull our mother out of Palm Garden of Largo once we realized the level of their incompetence and unprofessionalism. I would urge anyone searching for proper rehab services to really do their research. We took Palm Garden of Largo on a recommendation by a nurse who had never stepped foot in the place (we later found out). I would gladly speak to anyone about this with detailed notes I kept throughout the unfortunate and traumatizing experience.. --Peter Newton
This is an EXCELLENT rehab facility. My mother has made tremendous progress because of the caring, skilled and respectful PT and OT staff. In addition, everyone on the team is patient and family-centered and has done so much to enhance her recovery. Thank you!!
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