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Shores Nursing and Rehab Center
2.7 (38 reviews)Port Saint Joe, FL
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Port Saint Joe, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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Shores Nursing and Rehab Center in Port Saint Joe, Florida, is identified in facility listings as a skilled nursing and long-term care center, with skilled rehabilitation also listed among its services. These categories describe a nursing-home setting that includes ongoing nursing care and rehabilitation. The descriptions do not specify rehabilitation disciplines, diagnoses treated or admission criteria. A directory identifies the facility as Medicare- and Medicaid-certified. CMS records 120 certified beds; this figure describes certified capacity rather than current occupancy or open availability.
A provider listing says care plans are developed with residents and their families to address individual needs and goals. This is the available description of how planning is organized; it does not set out review intervals or identify who participates beyond residents and families. Daily personal care is listed, as are 24-hour staffing and medication management. These reported supports sit alongside the nursing and rehabilitation categories, but details about particular personal-care tasks or medication procedures are not provided.
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Room information lists one-bedroom and two-bedroom options. The listing does not state how many of each type exist, whether either is currently open, or how room configurations are assigned. An emergency call system is identified as a room amenity, and wheelchair accessibility is also listed. These details may help families frame questions about room setup and access, but do not establish that a specific room or configuration can be selected or is available.
Meal preparation and meal service are listed, along with a dining room. The profile also identifies a media and activities room and community-sponsored activities. These entries describe dining and activity spaces in addition to care areas; listings do not name particular programs, explain how often activities occur, or describe meal menus or timing. Housekeeping and maintenance also appear among the published services, though their scope is not specified.
Overall, the available details cover the facility’s care categories, room types, personal support and common-use amenities rather than providing a full account of clinical programs or daily schedules. They do not identify specific therapies, specialty services or the care tasks included for an individual resident. The certified-bed figure and room listings offer a general sense of the facility’s stated capacity and accommodation options, while the profiles do not describe current room availability or individual care arrangements.
CMS classifies the ownership as a for-profit limited liability company and places the facility in Gulf County. Its August 2026 profile also reports an average daily census of 98 residents alongside 120 certified beds. These are administrative figures, not a count of current residents or beds available for admission; the profiles do not provide current occupancy or vacancies. They also do not describe staffing assigned to any individual resident or how staffing may vary across shifts.
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12-16 hour nursing
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- 12-16 hour nursing
- 24-hour call system
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Air-conditioning
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Beauty salon
- Cable
- Community operated transportation
- Community-sponsored activities
- Computer center
- Concierge services
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Fitness programs
- Fitness room
- Fully furnished
- Gaming room
- Garden
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Kitchenettes
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Move-in coordination
- Outdoor space
- Planned day trips
- Private bathrooms
- Resident-run activities
- Restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled daily activities
- Small library
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement
- Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
- Wellness center
- Wifi
Care options available
Memory Care
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Skilled Nursing
Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“This facility got my 78 year-old husband in, extremely short notice for them. When he arrived, he was bedridden and unable to do very much for himself. Within 10 days they had him up and walking, moving around on his own, feeding himself and many other things. While it is not the most upscale facility that I have seen, it is…”
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2.7 · 38 reviewsI went to this facility to pick up an elderly patient for church and the facility wreaked of urine. There was no one at the front desk to open the door and some of the other patients tried to open it. A young lady was sitting outside in a wheelchair in the heat when I brought her back and it took 15 minutes for someone to actually open the door to let us in. The sad thing about it is that he was sitting in the room near the door and I could hear the patients telling him that someone was at the door. When he showed up at the door his uniform was so disheveled that I thought he had been…
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I went to this facility to pick up an elderly patient for church and the facility wreaked of urine. There was no one at the front desk to open the door and some of the other patients tried to open it. A young lady was sitting outside in a wheelchair in the heat when I brought her back and it took 15 minutes for someone to actually open the door to let us in. The sad thing about it is that he was sitting in the room near the door and I could hear the patients telling him that someone was at the door. When he showed up at the door his uniform was so disheveled that I thought he had been sleeping or just got up out of bed. When I took the elderly patient back to the far hallway where her room was there were three or four of the patient care technicians standing around talking; and when I was signing her in and she was trying to get to her room, one of the technicians tried to block her until I turned around and saw her. Then they let her turn in the wrong direction and hit the walls with her wheelchair before I had to firmly ask them to show her how to get to her room because she is partially blind. Her bed sheets are stained every time I come to her room like they haven't been changed. This facility needs to be investigated soon because the faculty seems to be only there for the money and not truly caring for the elderly. It may not be all of them but I can definitely say that the majority do not care about the patients there. When I talked to another young lady who used to pick up this same elderly lady. She said that she and the lady's family had made complaints against this facility and are waiting for someone to respond. My heart goes out to those patients whose loved ones do not check on them.
I am a DoorDash and I’ve had to take a few orders to clients that live in this home. I cannot believe that this home is even allowed to be open. The urine smell is so horrible that your eyes start watering and your nurse your nose starts burning immediately I don’t understand where the administrator is or anything like that. Why adult services have not been called if anyone has a patient living in that house that is your family member I don’t know why you continue to let them live there.
This facility got my 78 year-old husband in, extremely short notice for them. When he arrived, he was bedridden and unable to do very much for himself. Within 10 days they had him up and walking, moving around on his own, feeding himself and many other things. While it is not the most upscale facility that I have seen, it is clean, the residents are clean, and seemed to be fairly happy considering where they are at. The staff is excellent communicating with me his needs and anything that I may do that could assist them with his care. I am grateful to have such a good communication with a…
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This facility got my 78 year-old husband in, extremely short notice for them. When he arrived, he was bedridden and unable to do very much for himself. Within 10 days they had him up and walking, moving around on his own, feeding himself and many other things. While it is not the most upscale facility that I have seen, it is clean, the residents are clean, and seemed to be fairly happy considering where they are at. The staff is excellent communicating with me his needs and anything that I may do that could assist them with his care. I am grateful to have such a good communication with a facility.
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excellent staff
My brother is currently there 2026 . The administration and the care of the clients are not dealt with in a timely manner. WARNING do not put your family members there because they are subject to being over looked. You must be on top of the administration and director of nursing.
Place needs cleaned. Some of the nurses are very nice and helpful and caring and some have a chip on their shoulder and are not happy at all. They complain in front of their patients. The food there sucks and you can tell they are on a very low budget.
I wouldn’t recommend sending family to this facility!! It’s the nastiest building I’ve ever seen!! ROACH AND BED BUG INFESTATION
This place is one of the worse facilities I’ve ever visited in my life. The staff appeared to be very nice and friendly until my brother needed to be taken back to the hospital. The room he was in was very small, filthy, and outdated. He was put in a crank bed. You know the ones that has the crank lever at the bottom of the bed. There was urine in a urinal on his dinner table that needed to be dumped out, bed linen was absolutely soaked with pus and blood from an open wound he got from another hospital. It wasn’t fresh pus and blood either. It appeared to be from at least two days ago. He was hurting and in so much pain. He asked to go to the hospital and he was told no, you’re good. I called several times demanding that he be taken to the hospital. The nurse had a nerve to ask me why do he needs to go!!!!! I immediately informed that he needs to go and if they don’t call the ambulance, I will. The nurse went to my brother’s room with a nasty attitude asking why does he need to go to the hospital. My brother repeatedly told her that he was sick and wasn’t feeling well. Three calls to them later my brother was finally taken to the hospital. The staff had a nerve to take the blanket off of my brother’s room as he was being taken to the ambulance. One of them had a nerve to say, oh he’ll be back. No Hell he won’t be. Sad to say, my brother is admitted in the hospital with two bad infections. One from the open wound and a UTI. The doctor told him that it was a good thing he came to the hospital when he did. This place is the last place on earth that I would ever send my family members. I am so glad God sent me four and a half hours away to check on him. My God have mercy on this place, the patients there, and the staff!
What families highlight
- Compassionate nursing and CNA care
- Staff frequently willing to provide above-and-beyond assistance
- Effective short-term rehabilitation with measurable progress
- Admissions team support including Medicaid assistance
- Clean and orderly common areas reported by some families
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