Park Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation

About Park Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation

Park Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation is a Jacksonville, Florida, community described in facility information as a 104-bed skilled nursing center. Listings identify nursing care and assisted living, while service profiles also name rehabilitation therapies, memory care, long-term care and end-of-life care. One listing records 2001 as the opening year. The bed count is reported for the center as a whole; the available descriptions do not divide capacity among care categories or explain admission criteria and how residents are placed in different programs.

Nursing staff are described as being on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Residents may continue with their own physician, or the Medical Director’s team may follow the resident’s care plan. The center says professional staff screen residents and use that process to tailor programs to medical, social and spiritual needs. These details outline the stated approach to medical oversight and assessment, but the descriptions do not specify staffing ratios, how often care plans are reviewed, or how the physician arrangements differ.

Rehabilitation services listed include physical, occupational and speech therapy, with wound care also named. Memory care, long-term care and end-of-life care appear among the other listed services. The available descriptions identify these care and therapy categories but do not explain treatment methods, schedules, or the circumstances in which a particular service may be provided. They also do not describe whether residents receive more than one service at a time or how rehabilitation is organized during a stay.

A social services director is listed as helping patients apply for benefits for which they may qualify. This is assistance with applications, not a statement that a person will qualify or be approved. The profile does not identify particular benefit programs or describe other social-services functions. The center also lists wheelchairs, Geri chairs and medical supplies among items it provides. The descriptions do not explain how equipment is selected, whether it is assigned to individuals, or whether residents may use personal equipment.

Amenities named include cable television access, telephones and a beauty and barber shop. An activities department is also listed, but no examples, schedule or format are provided, so the information does not indicate whether activities are offered individually or in groups. It also does not say whether television access and telephones are provided in each room. Room or apartment layouts, shared or private accommodations, and dining arrangements are not described in the available profile information.