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Trenton, FL
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Ask about this communityTri-County Nursing Home in Trenton, Florida, provides long-term nursing care and rehabilitation healthcare. It is licensed by the State of Florida and certified for participation in Medicare, Medicaid and Veterans Administration programs. The facility also lists private plan insurance among its accepted coverage. Its service area is the Lower Suwannee River Valley, including Gilchrist, Dixie and Levy counties. It was developed as a not-for-profit facility to address a need for nursing care in the region. Care options include skilled nursing, intermediate care, long-term care and rehabilitation.
Skilled nursing units have licensed nurses providing attention around the clock. The facility lists wound care, orthopedic aftercare, IV therapy, respiratory therapy, and hospice or palliative care among its services. Intermediate care is intended for people needing less intensive nursing. Licensed nurses supervise and assist with medication administration, walking and daily activities as appropriate.
The rehabilitation department provides full-time, in-house physical, occupational and speech-language therapy for acute and long-term residents. For people receiving long-term care, ongoing therapy programs aim to maintain functioning. Physical therapy addresses walking, balance, muscle strength and range of motion; occupational therapy works on hand and arm function, self-care, self-feeding and daily activities. Outpatient physical and occupational therapy are also offered. Speech therapy addresses speech and language, oral-motor function, swallowing and dementia-related needs. Long-term care uses a multidisciplinary approach: rehabilitation staff monitor physical ability; dietary staff note eating habits, swallowing problems and weight changes; activity staff observe social patterns and communication; and social services watch for changes in attitudes or behavior.
A distinct Special Care Unit serves people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia-related conditions. The facility describes specially trained staff, close supervision and enhanced staffing ratios in this unit. Rooms are visible and accessible to staff, and residents share a common living and dining room. Residents can access an enclosed landscaped courtyard with a gazebo.
The home lists 17 private rooms with private bathrooms and showers, telephones and flat-screen televisions; Wi-Fi is available throughout the facility. Rooms have individual heating and air-conditioning controls, and an emergency call and response system is located in each nursing-care room. Dining services supervised by a registered dietitian include three meals, snacks and therapeutic diets. Housekeeping and linen services are provided.
Residents can take part in scheduled and unscheduled recreational activities and use community rooms and a patio or courtyard. Other listed shared spaces include a community lounge and dining room, an arts and crafts room, landscaped grounds and a gazebo. The facility states that visiting is available 24 hours a day.
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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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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
Learn more“Thank you for the exceptional care that you provided for my aunt. The staff was always kind and actually showed they cared. The facility was well cared for and always clean.”
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If I could give this facility, no stars I would at first it looks like it would be a Incredible please for your family member to be please don’t be deceived she here for short term, rehabilitation In the amount of time that my mother was in this facility, she was left alone more than she was checked on. She was not given appropriate showers. There are times when she was yelled at when she needed help with simple things. Her personal property came up missing on more than one occasion she had a medical issue that went untreated for more than a week her Brad was broken and wasn’t fixed causing…
If I could give this facility, no stars I would at first it looks like it would be a Incredible please for your family member to be please don’t be deceived she here for short term, rehabilitation In the amount of time that my mother was in this facility, she was left alone more than she was checked on. She was not given appropriate showers. There are times when she was yelled at when she needed help with simple things. Her personal property came up missing on more than one occasion she had a medical issue that went untreated for more than a week her Brad was broken and wasn’t fixed causing her to get large cuts across her legs that were not treated We found roaches in her room, many of the CNA‘s that did work with her were rude and Lacked empathy they’re there for a paycheck and not to help the patients The administration lacks Professionalism And the ability to solve common problems The rehabilitation and therapeutic team my mother had were great thank you Craig and Dave for taking great care of my mother and helping her. To progress with her rehab You are the best part of this institution
After a few months stay I've had to change my review. The place is very clean and looks welcoming at first . The office lady's are very much bullies. They bullied my mom into changing insurance with the threat of self pay or my dad being kicked out . Mind u after I found out i called insurance company and all information from office ladies was false . United health care was and would of continued to pay . Loop hole was had to put in a evaluation once a month .apparently that was to much on the office ladies to be bothered with. Physical therapy was a hour my dad might have gotten 15 20 mins…
After a few months stay I've had to change my review. The place is very clean and looks welcoming at first . The office lady's are very much bullies. They bullied my mom into changing insurance with the threat of self pay or my dad being kicked out . Mind u after I found out i called insurance company and all information from office ladies was false . United health care was and would of continued to pay . Loop hole was had to put in a evaluation once a month .apparently that was to much on the office ladies to be bothered with. Physical therapy was a hour my dad might have gotten 15 20 mins actual work out unless it was Joe. Joe was amazing . There was 2 cna chelsey and Logan who always went above and beyond the rest was there for a pay check and that was it . When my dad had a medical emergency they was saying he has a dnr he didnt not so thank god his heart didnt stop or he would of not been revived . Showers that was a joke 3 times a week turned into my mom having to remind them several times he needs a shower they would put he had a shower when in deed in only got a bed bath . Let me not leave out they didnt give him his meds a couple times but was in his chart they he had . They took him completely off one of his meds without telling my dad or my mom and it was his afib med. My 78 yr old mom was there everyday from 8am till 6 pm or later so yes we def seen more than we cared to. Several times she showed up to my dads breakfast still sitting there and now cold cna says o we knew u would be coming so we didnt feed hom we knew u would . Imagine being hungry seeing ur food sitting in front of u and cant feed urself . My mom don't work for tri county so wasnt her job to change diapers feed or keep up with meds but she had to . Dr z was great . Now on to the roommate my dad had at first he had mental problems was always screaming even threatened my mom at one point . They ended up taking him to jail for assault on another resident. I know they are a business and need make money for them to stay open but money shouldn't be priority and unfortunately tri county puts money first not care of the resident . Told them at 10 am we would be taking my dad home from hospital we wouldn't be coming back went over about 1 to get his stuff from his room. It had been cleared out already boxed up amd put in storage ???????? If they moved that fast to take care of my dad he might not ended up in hospital with uti and severe dehydration. Yes getting fluids regularly was another fight in its self. So I would like to thank chelsey and Logan for going the extra mile always showing compassion and giving the best care possible. Joe for doing physical therapy correctly Dr z for taking time to explain health issues with my mom and andrews home care for staying on top of my dads care . He is at home now my mom is less stressed and tired even tho she's primary care giver now. From this point my dad will always come home from hospital stays . Let's me not forget to put most employees talk to much personal stuff with residents shouldn't know their personal finacial struggles or who got wrote up for what or who they dont like to work with . If looks can be deceiving this place can be the poster child of what not to do with elderly . FYI my mom wasnt only one who came daily to stay with their loved one due to lack of trust of they would be taken care of proper
My mom was here for 3 weeks in late 2024. They definitely hire people that are just there for a minimum wage paycheck and don’t actually care about the patients. When working in healthcare, it should be because you care about people, not just for your paycheck. Very disappointed.
Thank you for the exceptional care that you provided for my aunt. The staff was always kind and actually showed they cared. The facility was well cared for and always clean.
Large lack of communication. Staff is not very attentive, the only good thing as I see it is that the physical therapy staff is attentive, as far as the rest the staff sucks!! Very disappointed in the " care " my loved one is receiving. I wouldn't put my dog in this place!! I believe I will bring my fiance home & have physical therapy come to our home & I'll take care of him myself..I have 15+ yrs taking care of pople....I will be looking into this.
I would leave zero stars if I could. My dad opted for this place after being diagnosed with stage 4 adrenal cancer early this year. He was “kicked out” every time he left to go to the VA. Each time it was for a different reason. He refused physical therapy because he could barely walk. His nurse told him that “it’s just cancer. Stop being such a baby about it” if you love your family member, please steer clear of this facility.
Tri County Nursing Home is the most amazing, loving and compassionate place you will ever find. “Aunt Bea” lived her final days there and everyone from the RN’s to the CNA’s to the LPN’s to the Food Personnel to the Cleaning Personnel were all absolutely amazing. I can NOT say enough about this beautiful place. It was clean and well maintained. Everyone went above and beyond their normal title and classification to show Aunt Bea how much they truly cared. It was her home away from home and she loved each and everyone of you for all that you did for her! I wished I could give Tri County a 10 star rating because it is well deserved. I want to THANK EACH OF YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO AND DID FOR HER!!! I sincerely appreciate you all!!! 💕 Pam
Tri-County Nursing Home is a rehab and nursing home. I didn't care for it at all. It was terrible. My mom's blood pressure was very low, and they weren't giving her anything to drink. It was on a Sunday, and I couldn't take her out until the following Monday, so I called the nurse and they had given her three BOOSTs. She not only sipped on them, but she drank them right down because she was so thirsty. I called the nurse and I said, "Did you give her a BOOST?" and it was three hours later because it takes a while to digest. She said, "OK." Then I called another three hours later and asked, "Could you give her another BOOST?" She goes, "Well, aren't you the one I just talked to?" I said yes, and she said, "I've already done that," and I said, "I understand that, but she needs to drink, and she's dehydrated and her blood pressure is low. " She just had a really funny attitude about everything. They were under a different management, and now they're not a five-star place. They had a really good manager there, and somehow they just went downhill. Her room had a little comforter that was faded. It just emotionally kind of took me down to the pit. I know it's a silly thing, but it was like saying, "OK, this is the way it's gonna be, and you're just gonna like it." The facility was confusing. I don't think that the patients could get around too good, and the layout didn't really make sense. The staff was insubordinate. Mom was getting therapy, but the whole time she was there she only got seen by one therapist.
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