Plantation Nursing & Rehab Center

About Plantation Nursing & Rehab Center

Plantation Nursing & Rehab Center is located in Plantation, Florida, in Broward County. It provides skilled nursing care for people who need ongoing clinical support, rehabilitation following a health event, or longer-term nursing services. The facility’s website describes skilled nursing care around the clock. It says rehabilitation and nursing programs are individualized and intended to help each person maintain or regain independent functioning.

Care may be short term or long term. A directory describes a subacute unit for shorter stays involving specialized treatment and transitional rehabilitation, while the facility’s website says its long-term care programs address residents’ medical, social, and emotional needs. Listed rehabilitation services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Descriptions of these therapies refer to mobility and strength, daily living skills, and communication and swallowing. The website says programs are tailored to individual patients rather than following one standard course.

Other listed services include pain management, wound management, and rehabilitation related to joint replacement and hip fractures. Listings also name stroke recovery programs, cardiac care monitoring, and medication management. These categories cover orthopedic recovery and other clinical needs alongside skilled nursing. A directory describes care teams that include registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and therapists. The service descriptions do not indicate that every program or service applies to every resident.

Activities described for the center include group and individual exercise, social gatherings, games, live entertainment, and pet therapy. Listed indoor amenities include an activity center, a beauty salon and barber shop, and a library with a computer lounge; another listing mentions outdoor spaces. These facilities and programs offer options for exercise, recreation, social time, personal grooming, reading, and computer use. The available information does not give an activity schedule or state how often particular programs take place.

The described living arrangements are short-stay subacute care and longer-term nursing care. The supplied information does not specify room layouts or whether rooms are private or shared. One facility directory lists a capacity of 152 beds, and another identifies the center as certified by Medicare and Medicaid. These details do not establish room availability or whether a particular stay or service is covered.

Directories identify Broward Health Medical Center, Memorial Regional Hospital, and Westside Regional Medical Center as nearby hospitals. The listings do not describe formal care arrangements with these hospitals. The facility’s website notes that the building has hurricane shutters for severe storms, a specific safety feature relevant to the South Florida setting.