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Spring Hill Health and Rehabilitation Center
2.2 (40 reviews)Brooksville, FL
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Brooksville, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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Spring Hill Health and Rehabilitation Center is in Brooksville, Florida. The current official location page identifies it as Aviata at Spring Hill. It is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, with services listed for both short-term recovery and long-term care. One listing reports a capacity of 120 beds. A separate room description gives four private rooms and 58 semi-private rooms, and notes that couples can be accommodated. The available information does not explain how couple accommodations are arranged.
The official service list includes skilled nursing care around the clock, comprehensive post-acute care and long-term care. Physical, occupational and speech therapies are named. A separate rehabilitation description identifies neurological, orthopedic and other medical conditions, including acute health needs. It also describes both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. These categories include recovery-focused services as well as continuing nursing support. The available descriptions do not specify therapy schedules or the expected length of a stay. The official location page also lists the center as open 24 hours.
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The official page lists Alzheimer’s and dementia care, along with care for medically complex patients. Discharge planning is identified as a program alongside post-acute care. These are broad service categories; the available information does not describe how individual needs are assessed or what a particular care plan includes. Dementia care is named as a service, but a separate memory-care unit is not described.
A third-party amenities listing names cable or satellite television, a private bathroom, wheelchair accessibility and an emergency call system among room features. It also lists 24-hour staff, an on-site registered nurse, security and medication management. Housekeeping and laundry are included among the practical supports. Telephone and air conditioning are named as amenities, while transportation is listed as a service. The listing does not indicate which features are standard in every room.
Dining is described as taking place in a restaurant-style dining room. Listed dietary accommodations include gluten-free, low- or no-sodium, no-sugar and vegan options. These details identify the dining setting and several dietary categories, but the available information does not describe menus, meal schedules or how accommodations are requested.
Gathering and activity spaces are listed for shared use. Reported social activities include happy hours, wine tastings, dances and karaoke; art classes appear in a separate amenities listing. A chapel is also listed as an amenity. Together, these details identify options for socializing, creative activities and worship alongside the facility’s care services. The available information does not specify an activity calendar or how often events take place.
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12-16 hour nursing
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- 12-16 hour nursing
- 24-hour call system
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Air-conditioning
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Beauty salon
- Cable
- Community operated transportation
- Community-sponsored activities
- Computer center
- Concierge services
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Fitness programs
- Fitness room
- Fully furnished
- Gaming room
- Garden
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Kitchenettes
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Move-in coordination
- Outdoor space
- Planned day trips
- Private bathrooms
- Resident-run activities
- Restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled daily activities
- Small library
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement
- Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
- Wellness center
- Wifi
Care options available
Independent Living
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“I have had great interaction with the activity's director Jaime, with observing the dedication and caring she shows to my mother and all other residents during the activities provided for them. it's nice to see a person giving 100% in their job performance. Thanks!”
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2.2 · 40 reviewsMy dad was a resident of Aspire At Spring Hill. The facility was terrible. Everything from top to bottom was terrible. The conditions, the treatment, and the lack of attention they paid to them. While he was there, he kept being reinfected with UTIs and C. diff. We got him home and took him to a gastro. They looked at the charts and said the medications he was on were completely useless for they were giving him the wrong medication the entire time. The only good thing I will say about the facility that I thought was excellent was their physical therapy, their physical therapy room, and the…
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My dad was a resident of Aspire At Spring Hill. The facility was terrible. Everything from top to bottom was terrible. The conditions, the treatment, and the lack of attention they paid to them. While he was there, he kept being reinfected with UTIs and C. diff. We got him home and took him to a gastro. They looked at the charts and said the medications he was on were completely useless for they were giving him the wrong medication the entire time. The only good thing I will say about the facility that I thought was excellent was their physical therapy, their physical therapy room, and the physical therapists are excellent. They were perfect with him. They were probably the only thing good. All the other staff were horrible. They do have activities there, but he never participated in them because he kept getting infections. So he had to be isolated constantly. I just saw people in their eating room, and then they had a little activity room that mostly seemed like older people in wheelchairs just watching television or talking. Mostly the senior staff there is horrible. The actual workers there I thought were trying to do their job. They were pretty decent, but their bosses were terrible. They were losing paperwork and medications. I brought it to their attention. I brought it every time I went there. I went to the staff, I talked to them, and I had them admit to me, 'We've lost this, we told you something that wasn't right', it was bad. My dad was in a shared room, but when he had this C. diff infection, they had to isolate him in a single room, and then as soon as the infection cleared, which was 14 days, they put him back. The layout was decent, but the conditions were bad. It's dirty. For the value, they charge $400 a day for private care.
Worst experience in my life. Some nurses and aides did not speak or understand English. I had a nurse try to give me meds three times that were not my meds. Food was awful, just garbage. Waited hours for pain meds. Management could care less about patient complaints. Stayed three weeks longer because my case was put on the back burner because that person handling my case didn't know what to do about it.
I would never send my family member to this place again. Parent was never supervised or attended to. Never showered her or changed her. Urine on the floor and bed. Parent soak and wet. My sister had to take her a shower and had to ask one of the workers to re-do the bed cause it was wet. Food was left on the table to get cold. My sister found her on the floor and all they could say is she seems to be ok. Feel sorry for the other patients. Never again.
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first of all this rehab is a joke, my brother was admitted on april 1, literally dropped off and not see for 1 1/2 hours later. no dinner was offered until i asked about it when i got there, he is also a double amputee, the overnight nurse was rude and going through his stuff, he was suppose to get rehab to build up his upper body strength, maybe that happened, he layed in his own waste for 5 hours until someone came in to help him, they kept him until today the 17th so he could get rehab in, he got rehab yesterday and the therapist asked if he could hop, he has one prosthetic and it does not have springs in it. they never tested for covid but after 12 days or so they said he was good , never ever would i sent anyone to this rehab place, also walking down the halls it smells of urin
I have had great interaction with the activity's director Jaime, with observing the dedication and caring she shows to my mother and all other residents during the activities provided for them. it's nice to see a person giving 100% in their job performance. Thanks!
I was very concerned about putting my dad in here. But they have been good to dad a nurse aid Amanda was amazing she was what my dad needed.
Our mother was sent to Spring Hill Rehab after complications from knee replacement surgery. They said they'd pick her up at 2:00pm. It wasn't until after 12:30 am that she was picked up from the hospital. Since the hospital released her already, she did not get her nightly medications. Spring Hill Rehab refused to give her her night medications as they said the day time staff will do it. On top of it, the room they put her in is was deplorable. Stained walls & furniture, peeling paint, musty smelling, stained bed sheets, & a 13" TV screen that that no elderly person would be able to see. The bathroom tile was covered in black mold, stains surrounded the toilet, broken & chipped tiles on the floor. We believe they keep 1 room in pristine condition to show guests, visitors & the Health Department. The other rooms must have been ignored by cleaning staff, maintenance staff & health department staff. If the health department ever saw this room they would close this facility. Needless to say we took mom out of there as fast as humanly possible. If you care about your loved one, do not use this facility for anything!
This place is horrible! If I can give it - 5 Stars I would. They are under qualified, understaffed, ill-equipped to handle anybody that is unable to move and speak for themselves! My mother is only been there a week and it's a week of ####! They have left her sitting on the commode for over an hour without any help to get up as she is not mobile. She has had to yell ,scream and bang on the walls to get someone to even recognize that her light is on and she needs something. She sat in bed with a full bladder meeting to use the commode and needing a pain pill for 2 hours with her light on and nobody noticed?! This is not the first incidences ,there have been several more. If they can't take care of somebody then they need to shut their doors! I can give her better help and attention at home all by myself.
What families highlight
- Excellent physical therapy and rehabilitation program
- Well-equipped therapy spaces
- Compassionate nursing and CNA caregivers
- Responsive administration and social-work support
- Engaging activities program and dedicated activity staff
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