SOLARIS HEALTHCARE LAKE ZEPHYR is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in ZEPHYRHILLS, FL. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.4 out of 5 from 73 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 Pasco County and serves residents in the FL area.
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SOLARIS HEALTHCARE
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My wife is getting rehab after falling. I was present while she was getting physical therapy.The care and motivation was outstanding, I was concerned she would not get better until I saw how they cared and motivated her(and me). I went from fear and hopelessness to joy and confidence that she will get better and return home to me.
Ever since they changed ownership in the past three years it has gone down. My grandma called me upset that it was 11 a.m. upset saying nobody came to change her and she was still in bed. This occurred more than once. This is just pure laziness. You have some great nurses but be careful because you have some that are lazy. Not impressed and not sending my grandma here again.
Visited our friend today. Staff was welcoming and it was easy to check in and find the room , with instructions from the front desk. Our friend was in the common area near her room. We had a nice visit. Area was clean and orderly. It was nice seeing all the decorations for Christmas this early in the holiday season. Nice to see the area was secure. Staff was also very nice.
Great improvement. The nursing care, the rehab department, are both good. Administration is good. I have one complaint. I informed the facility that I would take care of the clothing, washing and hanging back up in closet so there was no need to do anything but put the dirty clothes in the closet in the hampers of which I provided. However the first week she's there her silk hat went missing I just today picked up her clothing thought I had everything and I thought nope I'm going to look at my pictures and see what if there's anything missing well one of her isotoner slippers is missing and an entire pajama set with stars on it is missing. I looked at my pictures and I had taken a picture of her in the bed in her room next to the closet wearing the pajama top with the stars on it. So I went there this evening and wanted to pick up my sister's things. They brought a small box with her Pooh Bear and a few other things in it and I said this isn't all her things. I was informed Yes it is it's all she had I said no it's not and I've got pictures of everything She had clothing she had back claws she had isotonin shoes. And I've got pictures of it all documented I've got it pictures of it hanging in the closet and I've got a picture of her wearing the pajama that is missing. If you have a family member that goes here, beware of the thievery, is the only way I can explain it.
Amazing care. My sister was recently a patient there following a stroke. She loved it there. I had to transfer her out of state 12/23/24 into a facility in Tennessee. No comparison. If I could have left her at Solaris Healthcare I would have but her children wanted her closer to them. No smell of urine or feces, no crying distressed patients noticed. Patients were kept busy with many activities. Great care!!
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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.