Consulate Health Care of St Petersburg

This place is a dump which is so sad to say. If I could give zero stars, I would. I wouldn’t bring my animals here. The administrator is a space cadet. I feel sorry for her employees. The grounds of the facility make the facility look like it’s been out of order for years. There seems to be litter throughout the facility halls. Cigarette butts everywhere outside. The rumors in the community about consulate are true and you should stay away.

They dont care about the residents. The so called CNAs would rather stand around and play games or talk on their cell phones. They leave people in dirty diapers for hours on end. When you say something about it its always its not my fault the last shift did it. The so called head nurse has the same reply for everything " I will look into it" and then never does. The care is horrible and the weekends are worse. You cant find anyone thats actually working on the weekends. If you want to check out this place do it on the weekend so you see what its really like. Scary for the poor people in there. Also cleanlyness is not important to them either.

My husband was a patient at this facility this past February. He had dementia and was complete care. The hospital had a difficult time finding a facility that would accept him and I wasn't happy when he was accepted at Consulte because of the very poor reviews! The care he received was exceptional. The staff was very caring. I have no complaints regarding the facility. My husband passed away on February 28th and I appreciate the quality of he care he received in his last days

My Aunt was a resident here for rehab following a fall and a spell in hospital. I visited her after she had been in Consulate Health Care of St Petersburg for some weeks. She did not know who I was and I felt that the end was near: she lay in bed all the time, had no ability to converse and tired easily - I couldn't speak to her for more than one or two minutes each visit. I decided that I did not want my Aunt's last days to be spent there and moved her to another (unconnected) facility overlooking the water in Clearwater. At this time she was so weak that I feared she might not survive the journey from St Petersburg to Clearwater. The first time I visited her in the new facility and was astonished by the improvement. She was up out of bed (in a wheelchair), dressed, clean, hair nicely done, and knew who I was as soon as I arrived. We were able to spend two hours chatting.

My brother was here for almost 2 months.Sadly he passed away last week.After asking many times for his mouth to be kept clean I checked during one of my visits and pried off a 1/4 inch thick piece of dried mucus from the roof of his mouth.Only after I took a picture and sent 2 emails did he finally get proper oral care.I will never forgive myself for letting my brother spend his final weeks in that place.Please do your research before choosing this place.

I just recently visited a friend here This place doesn't give good care they barely have any linen the staff is never around they don't give good patient care don't put your loved ones here its runned down it has a horrible odor its ...a sad place

This place is horrible. My friend is here. This morning they didn't bring her any breakfast. When we called to complain, they brought her food they know she can't eat. She's lost 30 lbs since arriving there. They make her wait hours at night for someone to get her ready for bed. Another resident wanders into her room and won't leave all day. If she falls asleep, this resident steals things out of her drawers. Nothing is done. They don't properly care for her and they don't care.

I did talk with the residents at Consulate Health Care of St. Petersburg, and the residents seem good about the staff that work there. It’s a pretty nice place, it’s clean, and it’s big. They don’t have individual rooms; you have to share with somebody.