Aventura Rehab And Nursing Center

Facility Overview

The senior living community specializes in rehabilitation and nursing care, providing services such as dialysis, physical therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), and assistance with medical conditions like diabetes. It is designed for short-term stays rather than long-term care, with the goal of rehabilitating patients who may have experienced strokes, falls, fractures, or other medical events.

Accommodations and Amenities

Residents are provided with room and board, including a hospital bed, nightstand, and closet space. Meals such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included, with medications administered as prescribed by a doctor. An in-house doctor follows the patients during their stay.

Waitlist and Insurance

There is currently no waitlist for the facility. Insurance typically covers the costs, provided prior authorization is obtained.

Pet Policy

While the facility does not allow pets to live on-site, service animals are permitted to visit.

Transportation Services

Transportation is available for residents within a 10-mile radius and is included in the services provided. Coordination with the transportation team is required for scheduling.

Dining Experience

Residents have multiple dining options, including in-room delivery for breakfast and dinner. There is also a large dining room on the first floor for activities and communal meals, depending on the resident's preference and health condition.

Healthcare Services

The facility may offer COVID vaccinations and flu shots, but this information was not confirmed during the conversation.

Staff and Safety

The community employs a diverse staff, including dietary specialists, housekeeping, nursing, activities coordinators, receptionists, business office managers, liaisons, admissions, and maintenance personnel. Safety features include hospital beds with railings, bars in showers, special chairs for transfers, and hoyer lifts.

Resident Communication and Complaints

Residents can voice complaints directly to nurses or the administrator, who is always available. The facility ensures open communication lines, even outside the building, for immediate attention to any concerns.

Family Communication

The facility maintains communication with residents' families through care plan meetings led by a social worker. These meetings help review patient progress and plan for future care needs, including post-discharge arrangements.