Parkview Rehabilitation Center at Winter Park

Permanent inpatient residential admission may be arranged from a hospital, an assisted living facility, or a person’s home. The center states that this type of admission requires an order from the patient’s primary physician. It also describes specialty clinical programs, with staff training in specialized equipment or treatment programming in some cases. Listed offerings include Accelerated Care Plus therapy and a recovery program for people who were hospitalized with COVID-19 and are in the recovery phase.

Rehabilitation takes place in a gym equipped with an Omnicycle and a NuStep, and the center identifies stair training as another feature. These details provide examples of equipment and activities available for rehabilitation; the source does not specify which equipment or exercises are included in an individual’s therapy. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are named among the services offered during short-term stays.

Room choices include private and semi-private rooms. The center also identifies a lobby, indoor and outdoor common areas, and dining areas on both the first and second floors. A park is next door. Outdoor resident areas may be temporarily closed during extreme heat conditions, according to a notice on the center’s website; the notice says indoor activities remain available. It also mentions additional hydration measures throughout the center and says outdoor areas will reopen when conditions are safe.

Portable telemedicine equipment is available during daytime, after-hours, and weekend periods, allowing a resident to receive telemedicine without leaving their bed. This is an option the center describes for those times, alongside its in-person nursing and rehabilitation services. Taken together, the listed rooms, therapy equipment, dining areas, and shared indoor and outdoor spaces describe the center’s physical setting and some of the services offered during short-term or residential stays.