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Oren Miller

It was my first time to visit today. The lady at the front desk was extremely helpful and polite! My initial impression was fabulous and the cleanliness on a scale of 1-10 would get you a 10 rating. The person I visited while unresponsive was obviously as comfortable as could be in his condition. I saw nothing in my first visit that I would change.

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Rachel Miller

I WAS HERE YEARS AGO & IT WAS NOTHING LIKE NOW. I WAS NOT HAPPY WITH ANYTHING YEARS AGO & NOW EVERYTHING ABOUT THE PLACE IS ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS. THE STAFF, THE CLEANLINESS, THE CALENDAR FOR ACTIVITIES, THE FOOD, THE ANKLET THAT WE'D NEED FOR OUR LOVED ONE. NO ONE WANTS TO DO THIS, BUT BECAUSE OF MY OWN HEALTH, WE MAY NEED TO PUT MY MAMA IN OSPREY. FIVE STARS 🙏🏻

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George Jackson

I visit my dad at least two or three times a week. Every time I go there, I am very pleased with the staff how they interact with my dad and the care they give my dad. The facility is clean. They seemed to always have something going on for the patients at Osprey point. The food is excellent. With a varied menu.

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Judy Prine Williams

Wonderful!!! Best place ever. Spotless, staff is kind and very careful, constantly checking on my Best friend, get her up and out out of bed every day, make her bed every time she's not in it, large kind staff, wonderful staff....I want to reserve a place for me when I get in that condition. She has dementia and was in Leesburg for almost a year. Osprey is the way all nursing homes should be.🥰

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Chrisanda Debois

My Mother was sent there for rehab to get stronger and to live independently on own again. When we got there the evening staff said that they did not know about admission and seemed annoyed. I had to let them know what room she was in. Took them at least 2 hours to get to her and settle her in. She had a rash on her back at the time. The doctor saw her on following day and diagnosed rash as shingles, I told him it did not look like typical Shingles. Told him it looked more like allergic reaction to antibiotic. But he prescribed shingles meds which she did not get her first dose til more than 12 hours later. They moved her to another room (private) and put her on contact precautions. So then no one wanted to come the room. They did not resume her oxygen for 2 days, nor did they do her breathing treatments. PT came the following day and did eval but no PT. The PT person said that they could not do an evaluation and therapy on same day. She had no PT at hospital before she left because of weekend. So she went 4 days with no therapy. They act like they are caring and attentive but when it comes time to answers my Moms light it took forever. My mother was having pain, we asked 3 times for tylenol. Nothing happened. I left for a few hours and when I returned she still had not been given pain med. We asked a 4th time and after waiting I just gave her one I had in purse. The food is awful. My mom barely ate there and I ended up bringing her food. After 3 days we decided we could take better care of her at home. So I asked for her to be discharge. Not one person offered to bring her to my car in wheelchair. Think they were glad to have one less to care for. I am a RN and worked nursing care, long term, rehab for several years. I know that staffing is always a issue. But if you want your patients to rehab and get better you should change your care. I did noticed they are heavy in management for sure. Once I got my Mom out, we went to her PCP in Bushnell. The rash on her back was not shingles like I knew. Diagnosed with allergic reaction and had to be given steroids and 2 other meds. So she ended up taking a medication for 5 days that she and her kidneys did not need.