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Dunedin, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Dunedin, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityLake Haven Nursing and Rehab Center is a nursing and rehabilitation facility in Dunedin, Pinellas County, Florida. Its listed capacity is 104 certified beds, and the facility is classified as a for-profit corporation. Facility information reports participation in both Medicare and Medicaid. It also lists resident and family councils, along with an automatic sprinkler system in all areas where one is required.
Care descriptions center on nursing assessment and individualized planning. Nursing staff duties include assessing residents’ needs, developing care plans, administering nursing care, and carrying out ordered medications and treatments. Role descriptions also call for monitoring vital signs and health status, evaluating care, and documenting services in resident records. Named vital signs include temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure. Job postings reference electronic charting, and supervisors review records for accuracy and completeness. If a resident’s condition changes, staff are expected to report it to appropriate nursing personnel so the care team can respond and keep the record current. Nursing supervisors are also described as making unit rounds to monitor residents’ status and the delivery of care.
Everyday personal support described in facility job postings includes help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and moving around. These duties are framed as assistance with activities of daily living while encouraging residents’ independence and preserving dignity. Staff may also support nutritional needs through meal planning, help with feeding, and monitoring dietary intake as directed. Support roles include helping maintain a clean, safe resident room and reporting changes in a resident’s physical, mental, or emotional condition to nursing staff. Staff duties also include following infection-control and safety procedures.
Care is described as involving coordination among nursing staff, therapists, and social workers. The center’s own social post refers to its therapy team, while nursing job descriptions include attendance at therapy meetings and coordination across departments. Descriptions also mention assessments at admission and discharge from a unit, care planning around immediate nursing needs, and discharge summaries with planning and referrals. Job postings include advance notice to a resident or legal representative when a discharge is pending. Some descriptions mention weekly meetings involving nursing and therapy departments. Unit supervisors may assign tasks to nursing assistants and practical nurses and arrange replacement coverage when needed.
Nursing roles also include explaining health management, disease prevention, and available support services to residents and families. Unit supervisors are described as overseeing nursing assistants and licensed practical nurses and checking documentation for completeness. Nursing job descriptions also include participation in quality-improvement initiatives and staff training. Facility information lists both resident and family councils, providing formal bodies associated with resident and family participation. Together, these details describe daily support that combines personal care, nursing observation, planned treatments, and communication among residents, families, and the care team.
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Learn more“Great care of my mother when we needed help.”
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My advice is to visit in person whenever possible. You can call the building and speak with the receptionist, but if you're transferred, the call will typically ring a few times before disconnecting. You may have to call back multiple times before reaching someone, and even then you're likely to be told that no one is available and asked to leave a message. In my experience, return calls are uncommon.
Our family had a deeply disappointing experience at this facility. In less than two months, our loved one’s condition declined significantly. We observed a lack of attentive care from much of the nursing staff, with minimal patient engagement. The patient’s bathroom remained uncleaned for extended periods. Medications were not consistently administered on schedule, with the exception of one experienced nurse who showed a stronger sense of responsibility. Arranging temporary home visits was unnecessarily difficult. When we decided to discharge our loved one, the administration reacted in a…
Our family had a deeply disappointing experience at this facility. In less than two months, our loved one’s condition declined significantly. We observed a lack of attentive care from much of the nursing staff, with minimal patient engagement. The patient’s bathroom remained uncleaned for extended periods. Medications were not consistently administered on schedule, with the exception of one experienced nurse who showed a stronger sense of responsibility. Arranging temporary home visits was unnecessarily difficult. When we decided to discharge our loved one, the administration reacted in a highly unprofessional manner, calling a meeting with staff in a way that felt inappropriate and dismissive of our family’s decision. We also observed inadequate hygiene conditions and concerns regarding proper nutrition. The food quality appeared very poor. Additionally, the air conditioning system was outdated and not functioning properly, making the room and environment uncomfortable. Overall, we felt our loved one did not receive the level of care, dignity, and attention that any patient deserves. We strongly urge families to carefully evaluate their options before choosing this facility.
I wish that I could give negative stars. They’ve almost killed my mom for separate times in the less than a year that she’s been there. They have coerced her into opening a bank account so that they can take full control and access to all of her funds, they do not feed the patients properly. My mother has been in the hospital for two weeks now because of a UTI that turned into such a severe infection that I cannot even see my mother because the infection is so deeply into her body and so contagious that it could possibly kill me if I come into contact with my own mother, I have to wear a…
I wish that I could give negative stars. They’ve almost killed my mom for separate times in the less than a year that she’s been there. They have coerced her into opening a bank account so that they can take full control and access to all of her funds, they do not feed the patients properly. My mother has been in the hospital for two weeks now because of a UTI that turned into such a severe infection that I cannot even see my mother because the infection is so deeply into her body and so contagious that it could possibly kill me if I come into contact with my own mother, I have to wear a hazmat outfit to be able to see my mother and this is all stemming from a UTI. This place is hell do you want to Send one of your loved ones somewhere to die slowly this would be the place. The nurses don’t care about any of the patients. The administration is 10 times worse because they constantly harass you look for paperwork because they want money and then turn around and that’s not good enough. They then try to come after the patient’s family. They have been reported to the BBB on team dozen times they opened in the 50s. The dirt from the 50s is still on the floor in there. They do not clean any other premises. My mother is in a wheelchair and cannot walk independently. They require her to change her own diaper. I have tried to speak to you. I’m teen dozen people about these issues and nobody can help me. There is only one person there that actually genuinely cares about his patience and I hope that he leaves soon because these are all disgusting horrible people that need to be in prison for the way that they treat people the worst experience I’ve ever had in my entire life. It’s horrible. It’s shockingly bad I cry daily knowing that my mother is there and there’s nothing I can do right now, but I can now the her insurance is coming through when she is out of the hospital. She will not be going there and I’ve already gotten a lawyer and I am suing the heck out of them so you won’t have the opportunity to be able to even attempt to go there because I am going to have them shut down. I have documentations of everything. I have taken pictures of everything I have recordings of the way that they speak about and to the patients it is absolutely horrible. I pray that other people stay far far far away or you won’t have a person to love when you’re done.
Great care of my mother when we needed help.
Small and comfortable facility with a homelike family atmosphere. Staff give personal attentional to the residents there. Management is friendly and always available for both family members and resident concerns.
Clean environment and caring staff that took good care of my family member.
The kitchen staff at this nursing home truly go above and beyond. Every meal is prepared with care, and you can tell they genuinely value the residents’ health and happiness. The food is consistently well-cooked, nutritious, and thoughtfully presented, with attention to special dietary needs and preferences.
Staff is attentive to residents personal needs.
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