Communities in Sarasota, FL

"My dad was in consulate of Sarasota and was honestly treated the best here than any other rehab in Sarasota! The staff was very caring! "

"My friend was at the facility for 20 days getting rehab for a hip replacement. When I visited I found her room to be inviting, clean and she had me bring in some of her knickknacks to make it more home like for her. She was up walking the same day she arrived with a walker with help and recovered fairly quickly . The therapy staff were great, as was the nursing staff, Max the RN was fantastic, so was JJ the CNA. She is a picky eater but gained a few pounds during her rehab. All in all a mater of fact experience with a great outcome. "

"I have my mother at Heartland North. The room seems adequate. It is small, but nice. People seem very helpful. They have quite few activities. They have bingo, card games, and music on the weekend. We chose it because my mom has been there before after an operation, so I am familiar with the place, and it is directly around the corner from where I live. It is very convenient for me. "

As seniors age, they encounter health challenges that sometimes require acute care and therapies to return them to their regular lifestyle. We want our residents to live life to the fullest, so we offer the full range of services on a single campus in a beautiful Sarasota setting. Access to rehabilitation on the same campus where you live helps assure continuity of care and a sense of familiarity. As a result, our residents report excellent results within short timeframes, with a low return-to-hospital rate and a high return-to-home rate. Campus amenities include: Cardiac, stroke, pulmonary and neurological rehabilitation Comfort care Diabetes management On-site geriatricians, hearing aid technician, dermatology, psychology, podiatry, optometry and dental care IV therapy LSVT® certified speech therapists provide specialized treatment for Parkinson's Disease Multi-sensory room therapy for cognitive issues Nutrition management On-site anticoagulation clinic staffed by Sarasota Memorial Health Care System Orthopedic surgery rehab following hip and knee replacements Pain management Post-stroke, pulmonary and neurological rehabilitation Social workers, dieticians and licensed therapists providing physical, occupational and speech therapies seven days a week as medically prescribed Vestibular training Vital STIM/Dysphagia therapy Weakness and balance exercises Wound care

Benderson Skilled Nursing at Aviva is a senior living provider located in Sarasota, FL. It specializes in various types of care, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, and long-term rehabilitation care. The facility offers semi-private rooms for its residents, which may be a good fit for those who enjoy companionship and a sense of community. The rooms at Benderson Skilled Nursing at Aviva come with certain amenities that can make the residents' stay more comfortable. While the specific details of room amenities were not provided, the facility itself boasts a range of amenities. Residents can enjoy meals provided by the community, participate in organized activities and programs, and dine with others in communal dining areas. The gated facility also offers shared common areas, room service, entertainment activities, and health and wellness programs, which contribute to a vibrant living environment. In terms of services, Benderson Skilled Nursing at Aviva is well-equipped to cater to the diverse needs of its residents. Nurses are available on staff, and there are services for physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation. The facility accepts insurance, which can be helpful for managing costs. Additionally, it offers holistic and alternative therapy options, diabetic care, and has staff trained in mental health care. A nutrition specialist on staff ensures that dietary needs and preferences are met. For added peace of mind, nurses are also on call to assist with any immediate needs.

"5 Stars across the board! My mom had 4th stage terminal lung cancer, dementia and recovering from a broken shoulder. From the beginning, working with the DON Javier O. and the Admissions Rep Rosie C. through the end of my mother's life, we were treated with great care, dignity, compassion and lots of love by ALL we came into contact with. When my mom was admitted, under Medicaid, we expected her to be there for a while, as the cancer was not growing, but the dementia was present. She was immediately engaged in PT and all of the activities she AWESOME.... volleyball, basketball, parachute, bowling, karaoke, and so much more! The CNAs, RNs and everyone we came into contact with were terrific.... especially Rena, Protégé, Marie, & Jessica (and many more). It was discovered that the cancer had spread to my mom's brain about 4 weeks after her admission- she was experiencing several symptoms and together the medical staff were diligent in finding an answer in close contact with me. When Hospice came in, they were great, but it truly was the staff of Tarpon Point who held our hands, supported us all and loved my mom through the very end. I will never be able to thank each and everyone of them for their compassion and support, and I am forever grateful!!!!"

"I love Heartland. The general atmosphere was happy, wonderful, and clean. I was there for 100 days. I fell and broke my spine, and I fell and broke my head. I like it so much I went there, and Medicare would let me do maximum. The staff was wonderful, and the nurses were great. I was on the ground floor. They have three sections; they have fast track, where they have 60 beds in one wing for people from the hospital that are sick and too sick to go home, regular, post-hospital, they have a wing for assisted living, and then they have a dementia wing. I am paralyzed from the waist down; I fell and broke my back twice. First the lower part and then the top part. I have had back surgery, and now I can’t walk at all. I went to Heartland’s, but I still could walk before I fell. I went there because of my new hip and my fractured thigh; it was a very bad fracture, and they hadn’t seen a fracture as bad as my mine. I went there for us to work for rehab and for therapy, and I got the best care ever. I would pick that as number 1 for everything. Most are private rooms; they have an area of 60 beds that are for people from the hospital that need to be watched before they can go home, and the hospital wasn't to take care of them there. So that was why I went, and I needed immediate therapy. There food is no different than in any hospital; they’re all the same. "

"My mother was at Manor Care from July to September for rehab, and it was great. She did progress at first with the rehab, but she had other health issues that kept her from totally getting through rehab. I would say it was a pleasant stay for what it could be. For the most part, the staff was very good. They were very helpful and took good care of her. She didn’t have to wait for a long time when she needed something; they were right there. She had a lot of bandages that needed constant attention, and they were on top of it. It wasn’t homey, but they made it as comfortable a home as could be. It was neat and clean. I would recommend Manor Care. "

"The staff was really nice at Crossbreeze Care Center. When I went in there, I talked to the director and asked questions, and they explained everything. But the facility needs to be updated. "

"The Pins is the best assistedliving/Rehab/Nursing Home facility in Sarasota. They are the most affordable and certainly very caring. I know of this facility personally because several friends from my mobile home park have gone on to be admitted there. "

"This place is the best!!! My 25 year old son was admitted here after being in a an induced coma at Death(Health) Central Hospital in Orlando. We never thought he would walk or talk again after they removed him from the ventilator after 10 long days. They were going to Trach him but I insisted to that administration to have him moved to another hospital. Interesting how they can suddenly remove him from the ventilator when their next plan was to Trach him...Health South was recommended by friends here in Sarasota and I found there was a bed available. I went on line and was frightened by some of the reviews. The place he was at was the worst hospital in Florida and had a robot for a doctor at evenings in charge of the ICU. We figured any place will be better than where he was. Debra Burns his case worker was fantastic and organized the transfer. She kept me up to date in everything. They arranged pickup in Orlando to Sarasota and I was notified when he arrived late in the evening. I knew that most hospitals did not carry my son's special extend kidney medication in their pharmacy. The next morning I came with a bottle just in case and they had already arranged the script with a nephrologist from Sarasota Memorial Hospital and he was given it just as I walked in. His goals were clearly outlined and what will be done to achieve them. He needed most importantly to become mobile again and to gain weight along with keeping his blood levels correct so he does not become acidotic again. That day he was given 3 hours of physical therapy . The therapists are upbeat and very motivational. The nurses were caring, competent and pleasant. I was pleasantly surprised to see a Doctor at all hours. Dr Hume was very available and took the time to answer my questions and concerns. The place was spotless and rooms inviting and comfortable. Whenever I called I was able to reach him. Whenever I visited him every morning before work and evening after work there was a chart and various cards of specialists who visited him. A very nice touch was they hang the picture up of the case worker and doctor in charge for the day along with writing the nurses name on the board. This place is well run and organized. My son was approved through insurance for 2 weeks I was worried that would not be long enough. Within 2 days my son's color came back, he was slowly walking and smiling. He said they gave him extra helpings of chicken nuggets. I had to laugh. The first hospital food he ever liked. He was discharged after one week of working hard during PT eating all his food along with the food I brought in and all the encouragement of the staff. People need to remember this is a Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Hospital, not Hospice or a Memory Care Hospital. If a loved one has broken a hip or been in an accident or trouble swallowing like my son did and need to become independent again this is the place. They are equipped for other health conditions such as my son's RTA or respiratory and other illness. In no way am I trying to diminish anyone's negative experiences but feel it is so important for families to decide what type of hospital should a loved one be at. Do they want a place designed for loved ones to lead active and independent lives? Then this is the place. My son is now back to daily living at home and working hard to put on another 20 lbs. I would give Health South 10 stars if allowed. This place is a well organized, caring, clean and positive environment!"

"My husband is in Sarasota Bay Club skilled nursing. They're very good. The only downside is they don't take Medicare. It was out-of-pocket. The care is very good. It's very clean and easy to get around, and everyone is so helpful. His room is huge. It's a private room, and it's very nicely furnished. They have little community rooms and a movie room. The staff is exceptional. My husband ate everything. It is expensive, but it is the best in town."

"I could not have asked for a better place for my Mom. EVERY MEMBER of the staff is caring and compassionate and understanding when a family member is overwhelmed. "

"Mom is in Springwood. It is well kept with nice landscaping. The neighborhood is nice. It is residential, but it is right off in the major area downtown and it is secluded. What impresses me the most is the person that takes me around and shows me everything. They were very nice. I like the outdoor area, their dining area and the activities. It seems like it is a good place for my mother. I just didn't know too much of the difference between an assisted living and a nursing home and I find that she is more for assisted living and that is why are taking her out, but I will recommend them to others. "