Florida Presbyterian Homes, Inc.

Sarah Servix

This review is for the rehab center My mother was treated poorly by this facility, she was Often screamed at by the nurses and wasn’t given her medicine on time There is very poor management and the facility is very understaffed, half of the staff doesn’t even know what’s going on. I truly believe they need a new DON

Ria Harkavy

I am a full time caregiver for my dad who has Vascular Dementia. Recently my dad stayed at Florida Presbyterian Homes for respite care so my husband & I could visit our grandsons in Boston for a long weekend. My dad was given the utmost care and kindness. He said he enjoyed his vacation at the new place since the people were so welcoming and he also said the food was really good !! Thank you for going above and beyond to make my dad so comfortable. We all hope he can stay again soon...

MARIE POLIFRONE

Presbyterian homes may be good for certain types of rehab but certainly not for cardiac rehab after open heart surgery. We chose Presbyterian home based on the high reviews but when we got there we were appalled at the lack of care. My mom had just come out of the hospital after 2 1/2 weeks from open heart surgery and bypass surgery. She had had some complications so we wanted to make sure she was in a place that would watch over her carefully. It was obvious from the start but that they had no idea how to look for signs of distress for cardiac patients. My mom was ignored by the nursing staff there and even the doctor was terrible. When I asked if she should go to the hospital his reply to me was that it was a family decision. Really?! Who is supposed to be the medical professional?! I could not believe his response! I will say that the Physical Therapy staff was great and they were pointing out the signs that she was having issues. After four days and obvious signs of acute congestive heart failure I demanded that they get an ambulance. The staff there made me feel like I was being irrational but of course they did is they were asked. The ambulance staff immediately said she was having acute congestive heart failure and the doctors at the ER were shocked that she was in the state she was in and was being ignored. She was in the hospital for another week! After that I had her move to a different rehab center, the Highlands, where the care there was so different and just fantastic .

Stephanie Aguilera

My grandma lives here and LOVES it. There must be some sort of niceness test for both staff and residents--Everyone is incredibly kind and thoughtful. Depending on the level of care needed, Florida Presbyterian Homes has lots of living options, plus a variety of organized activities. It's nice to know your loved ones are in good hands here!