AVIATA AT PALM BAY is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in PALM BAY, FL. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.1 out of 5 from 112 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Brevard County and serves residents in the FL area.
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AVIATA HEALTH GROUP
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My Mom had a slight stroke then after treatment. Health First gave me a list of nursing, rehab facility centers. I choose, Aviata at Palm Bay. I went there every day for almost 100 days. I am very grateful for everybody there, they were very welcoming while it felt like home to me everyone there was very nice and accommodating to me and my Mom. Special thanks to the workers I spent most time with the front Desk, my Mom's CNA, Marvilyn, who also taught me a lot. Her Social workers helping me with my stress and needs Diana, Jenny, Administrator Lorna, and my Mom's physical therapists Tonette, and Tasha. My Mom is coming home in 2 days. A job well done! Jason S.
The good. Mom is safe and receiving great physical and occupational therapy. The residents seem happy, and the staff mostly friendly. Good location for Mom's friends and family to visit. (Main reason we chose this facility) What could improve. The smell is urine in the halls. The time it takes for staff to clean up feces from patients. The food is barely edible. I think jail food would be about the same. Better response time to needed help. Bandage falling off, bedside commode emptied. Those things should be almost immediate. I would honestly try another facility if needed again. Be prepared to being your loved one food, unless mcdonalds type meals are good to you. The bedrooms are very dated looking. But really, clean up better, patients toiletry needs, and improve the food, and the place would be very nice.
My father has been here for over two months and the physical therapy he has been getting has been amazing. He has David as his physical therapist and Mac as his occupational therapist and they really take their time and work with him and hear out his concerns. They also are great to the people that come to visit. Me and my mother come almost everyday and they make us feel welcome.
the therapists at the facility are some of the best! Occupational therapist, Mac Williams is the best around. he truly cares about his patients. He goes the extra mile for the patient’s well being. he is truly responsible for my left arm and hand functioning again after my stroke. I consider myself extremely lucky to have been placed in his care. He knows how to keep his patients motivated and inspired.
I am proud to be a part of Aviata Palm Bay as the Administrator. Our team works every day to provide compassionate, person-centered care and create a warm environment where residents feel respected, valued, and supported. We strongly encourage family involvement, as we believe collaboration leads to the best outcomes and overall well-being for the residents we serve. I am always available to hear residents and families out, feedback, questions, and concerns matter to us. We want every resident to feel at home and every family to feel confident in the care their loved one receives. I am grateful to work alongside such a dedicated team and wonderful residents who make this community so special.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.