Dining
Meal preparation and service
Clearwater, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Clearwater, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityOrchid Cove, in Clearwater, Florida, is listed as a nursing home, with skilled nursing identified as its primary service. A separate official service page for Aviata at Sand Key gives the same Clearwater address but uses a different community name. The available pages do not establish whether this reflects a formal renaming, so the services on that page are not confirmed Orchid Cove offerings. This distinction matters when interpreting care information associated with this location.
The Aviata at Sand Key page lists 24-hour skilled nursing, post-acute care and long-term care. It also names physical, occupational and speech therapy, discharge planning, Alzheimer’s and dementia care, and care for medically complex patients. These items describe services listed under Aviata at Sand Key; they should not be read as a verified service menu for Orchid Cove. Listings specifically associated with Orchid Cove identify the nursing-home setting and skilled nursing focus, but do not clarify whether stays are short-term, long-term, or both.
Orchid Cove’s listed indoor amenities include an activity center, a library and computer lounge, and internet access through a computer and wireless service. Those features point to indoor spaces for activities, reading, or computer use, but the listings do not name particular programs, group events, classes, or schedules. They also do not explain what devices are available, whether residents need to bring their own, or how internet access is arranged. The available description identifies spaces and connectivity rather than a defined daily activity calendar. Access hours and staff assistance with computer use are not specified.
Directory records also list outdoor areas and scenic views as building or campus features. No further details describe the size or design of these areas, which spaces residents may use, or whether particular outdoor activities take place. Housekeeping and maintenance are included among the listed amenities or services, with housekeeping named separately as well. The listings do not set out a cleaning schedule or explain the scope of maintenance, so those entries establish service categories rather than specific routines.
A facility record gives the legal name as ORCHID COVE AT CLEARWATER and identifies Medicare and Medicaid certification. Nearby-hospital listings name BayCare Alliant Hospital, Mease Dunedin Hospital, and Morton Plant Hospital. These are location references, not descriptions of transfer arrangements or clinical relationships. The available information does not describe room or apartment layouts, meal service, or dining arrangements, so those practical aspects cannot be characterized from the listings.
Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn moreNursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“I can't speak for others, but my experience with my mother and this place was great they treated her with respect and like a person.”
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Monthly rates starting at
$2,878 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $2,878 |
| One bedroom | $3,453 |
I want to start off by saying that not everyone who works here is disrespectful or ignorant. I have met some great nurses and CNAs here. I also acknowledge that the environment in any nursing home will never be a pleasant experience, I wasn't expecting perfection when I came here. I'm 20 years old, I'm in a wheelchair, and was sent here for rehab after breaking my femur. I've been living here for two months, and I'll be leaving next week. I almost scrapped this entire review, thinking it's pointless, but I want to speak up about my experience. There are some people who work here consistently…
I want to start off by saying that not everyone who works here is disrespectful or ignorant. I have met some great nurses and CNAs here. I also acknowledge that the environment in any nursing home will never be a pleasant experience, I wasn't expecting perfection when I came here. I'm 20 years old, I'm in a wheelchair, and was sent here for rehab after breaking my femur. I've been living here for two months, and I'll be leaving next week. I almost scrapped this entire review, thinking it's pointless, but I want to speak up about my experience. There are some people who work here consistently but most of the time you will have a new aid and nurse every morning, day, and night. So each time is a new learning experience for your nurse and CNA. I take a very special and **expensive** medication that must be taken a very specific way at the exact same time every night. All but a few nurses have forgotten to administer this medication to me. I've complained about this issue several times but there has been no improvement. If you request to change or put an order in for different medications, your request will not be heard. They will forget about you and carry on to the next patient. I've suffered from Morphine withdrawal symptoms, insomnia, depression and anxiety. I've asked for medications to remedy these issues but nothing was done. I've also been denied my nightly medication before, and had to call the Director of Nursing for help. The food here is terrible. You don't have a say in what you eat, and it lacks any flavor, so I stuck to ordering takeout. They also have an ant problem. CNAs will talk as if you're not in the room, demean and undermine you, etc. You are not a person to them. Some will treat you respectfully and show empathy, but nothing will make the CNAs and nurses who talk down to you any less degrading. I have heard employees talk behind my back, call me "bitchy, " and "demanding" when I'm frustrated for waiting so long to get help. You're also neglected a lot. I've sat in a bed pan for over an hour before, waiting for help. I called the front desk multiple times but all they do is page a different desk that no one is there to answer. The pain was excruciating and I lost feeling in my legs. I cannot put it lightly, but if you are a person of sound mind coming here, your experience will be miserable. You're lucky if you have family come to visit you and take care of you, but not everyone has that privilege. You're sent to rot in here. I heavily advise anyone considering to put a family member in a nursing home to think twice. And if you are a different case like me, a disabled person, I am so sorry for you. No one deserves to live like this, at any stage of life.
This was one of the worst places I've been to. My mother was there for a month for rehabilitation. When she first went in she was transferred from the hospital where she had been on life support. She was wearing diapers and couldn't do anything for herself. I live over a hour away so I couldn't be there everyday. This place was so bad. They wouldn't change her, called her stinky.... And complained anytime she had a bowel movement. Made her feel like she was so nasty for not being able to go to the toilet. They would throw her dirty soiled laundry in the corner where it would stay for days.…
This was one of the worst places I've been to. My mother was there for a month for rehabilitation. When she first went in she was transferred from the hospital where she had been on life support. She was wearing diapers and couldn't do anything for herself. I live over a hour away so I couldn't be there everyday. This place was so bad. They wouldn't change her, called her stinky.... And complained anytime she had a bowel movement. Made her feel like she was so nasty for not being able to go to the toilet. They would throw her dirty soiled laundry in the corner where it would stay for days. Anytime I visited there were screams coming from behind closed doors.... My mother went hours and hours without being given anything to drink. I would call and they would hang up on me or tell me they could t transfer me to her room. I finally had to get the maintenance worker to go fix her phone myself one day while visiting. She fell 3 times while there twice hitting her head and they never even told me, not to mention she laid in the floor for 10 mins after pulling the call light and had to scream help to get help. Some days she would push her call light and it was 30 mins or longer before anyone came. She asked to have help to the toilet one night and the nurse responded with" at 10 o'clock at night???" And never helped her...she had to poop on herself which was forced on her many times because she couldn't walk to the bathroom.. Like who controls when they have to use the toilet???? . The first time she said she slept a entire day afterwards. She was having blood pressure issues and heart rate issues... Being too low. And they weren't even checking her vitals like they were suppose to be. The social worker Izzy did nothing to help my mom, the director of nursing Debbie did nothing to help my mother... The people who had no family .. were even more neglected. I called almost everyday complaining. Nothing was done. I called the state... They went in and spoke to my mom and still did nothing because they wanted to mention her name to staff and I was afraid of retaliation.. toward the end of her stay when she was better.. she took some photos and sent them to me.... But then got in trouble and was forced to delete them. If your facility isn't doing anything wrong why did she have to delete the photos. This place is disgusting and the workers are horrible and unprofessional needs to be closed down!!!!!!!
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I can't speak for others, but my experience with my mother and this place was great they treated her with respect and like a person.
Now this is the truth I'm 26 years old my mom was 50 being here with a spinal cord injury Gloria the case worker is HORRIBLE to feel the need to bully residents when she's a NOBODY at a nasty nursing home where they let you lay in bloody sheets and contract stage 4 bedsores just horrible cmon Gloria you gotta do better then that that's sad you know there are people with beating hearts your dealing with Gloria kept me from my mother and kept her in deplorable conditions let her just lay there and bleed out. So disgusting PLEASE don't consider this place it's now called sand key rehabilitation center FORMERLY KNOWN AS ORCHID COVE you people need to pray you go to heaven because they way you let these people lay there to die and contract infections and 4 hours after you hit the call light they might come I had to drive out there to change my own mother very dark depressing rooms just so bad no couth at all please sand key / orchid cove if you don't want to care for these people just sell it for God sake don't let these people suffer I mean smells like ammonia and urine the clean linnen smells like pee if you want AN EXCELLENT NURSING FACILTY CALL AVENTURA AT THE BAY gloria you can catch me outside how bout that oh and THERE WILK BE PHOTOS COMING SOON TO ATTACH TO THIS REVIEW STAY TUNED
Terrible service if you really love someone don't bring them here. 🥵
Do NOT bring your loved ones here. Melanie Layton, the administrator of this facility, did not even offer her condolences. My loved one passed within less than 24 hours of being in this facility and nobody contacted us. All of the questions we asked her about why we weren’t contacted she answered with an “I don’t know.” We were going to transfer our loved one out of this place the very next day, but it was too late. Save yourself the heartbreak!
CNAs nowhere near to be foundI wish the state would come in and clean this place up
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