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Tallahassee, FL
Skilled Nursing in Tallahassee, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityConsulate Health Care of Tallahassee in Tallahassee, Florida, is listed as a 120-bed skilled nursing center. Its identified care level is skilled nursing, and the available service listings also describe post-acute care and inpatient rehabilitation. These services are oriented toward people who need nursing support or rehabilitation, rather than a range of independent living arrangements; the supplied profiles do not confirm specific room or floor-plan options.
The Consulate listing names personal care, medication management, homemaking, and transportation, including medical transportation. Listed therapies include physical, occupational, speech, respiratory, and recreational therapy. Other specialized services include stroke recovery, orthopedic rehabilitation, wound care, IV antibiotic therapy, pain management, pharmacy services, and nutritional counseling. Together, these offerings describe support across rehabilitation and ongoing nursing needs, although the listings do not specify which services are appropriate for each individual.
A separate Aviata Health Group location page identifies a facility at the same address as Aviata at the Gardens - Tallahassee. That page lists skilled nursing, 24-hour skilled nursing care, comprehensive post-acute care, and long-term care, as well as care for people with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia and for medically complex patients. It also names physical, occupational, and speech therapy and a discharge-planning program. These are details from the Aviata listing; the available pages do not explicitly document how the two names relate.
The Aviata profile describes help with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and other activities of daily living. It also lists non-ambulatory care, 24-hour supervision, a 24-hour call system, and an emergency alert system. Room features in that profile include private bathrooms, kitchenettes, furnishings, air conditioning, cable television, telephones, and Wi-Fi. These details can help families understand the setting described by that listing, but should not be assumed to establish features under the Consulate name.
Daily-life amenities in the Aviata profile include a garden, walking paths, outdoor common areas, and outdoor programs. Indoor spaces listed include a library, game and activity rooms, an arts room, a business room, and a movie theater. Scheduled daily and community-sponsored activities, resident-run programs, arts and music, movie nights, and fitness programs are also named. Dining features include a dining room, restaurant-style and all-day dining, meal preparation and service, and options for allergy-sensitive, diabetes-specific, or other special diets. The profile also lists housekeeping, laundry or dry-cleaning, transportation and parking, move-in coordination, concierge service, and family support. It places two medical providers near the listed location, offering additional context about the surrounding area.
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Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“I went to Consulate Health Care of Tallahassee for rehab. A section of it is for nursing home, and another section is for rehab. The most exciting thing when I first got there was the fact that the bed goes up and down so I can get to my wheelchair. That was really good. I felt like they were understaffed and overworked. It…”
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This facility is a TERRIBLE place !! Please avoid at all cost , my mother died in this facility .. the staff is terrible .
this facility is horrible and should be avoided at all costs. dirty, mis-managed, cock roaches, under staffed
Not the place to choose. Problems have been numerous. Miscommunications abound. Understaffed for years. Staff turnover steady, predictable even. Vital patient issues have been ignored. The more one visits, the more one will see.
I went to Consulate Health Care of Tallahassee for rehab. A section of it is for nursing home, and another section is for rehab. The most exciting thing when I first got there was the fact that the bed goes up and down so I can get to my wheelchair. That was really good. I felt like they were understaffed and overworked. It wasn't too bad, and part of it was that I could do some things for myself. It also depends on which aide happens to have your home that week. They were sometimes pushed to their limit because there are other residents that needs to be up and dressed early for their appointments. Sometimes you'd have to wait for a long time for an aide because they're understaffed. At the beginning of the month the meals were great, but at the end of the month they were not so great. It was like they're filling in with leftovers until the money comes in again. I participated in some of their trivia activities, bingo, and I thought their therapists were absolutely wonderful. I was really impressed with all of them and that within two days I was out of bed and in my wheelchair, going to therapy every day. I thought it was an attractive community.
My step dad was brought to this place and he came in with mobility and apparently they was not getting him out of bed he contracted in the knees the little time he was there, he developed something in his mouth while there and all his belongings was not returned and still missing that had his personal information. Me being trained in nursing and seeing when they got a talking mobilized man then from there down spiral no more talking like normal and contracted I would refer a dead dog here because they do not do their job n it's no way he should have been contracted period.
I live out of state. When I called Consulate Saturday morning about 7:00 am. I called to speak to my relative. First of all, the operator did not identify herself, she was rude, told me that they are busy, also she asked me was my relative at that facility, I waited on the phone for over ten minutes waiting for response from operator. When she finally answered, She said is my relative there at Consulate. I heard her speaking to another person over the phone, while I was waiting for about a few seconds, then she said my relative must be on the other side. I tried to ask her her name, then I said I would like to speak to Nursing Supervisor. As I type this review, I am still holding on the phone., waiting for Nursing Supervisor. All calls should be monitored so that, communication, politeness, truthfulness should be promoted as well as training promoted. It is over 45 minutes. I am still waiting for Nursing Supervisor to pick up phone. NO RESPONSE, yet. Maybe the operator just put me on hold because, I asked for Nursing Supervisor. MORE TRAINING IS DEFINITELY NEEDED!!! No I will not suggest this a place for your loved ones!!!
I find Consulate just fine. My husband is totally bedridden. He's terminal, and he does not get out of his bed at all. I like the care that my husband is having most of the time. Everybody is very nice. They need to improve on the food though. It is not very good. It is awful. However, I will recommend them to others.
have a relative there and have seen injuries go unnoticed and not reported until it got bad. Food is overcooked. Patients sit around in one room and watch TV majority of the time. High turn over of staff.
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