Sea Pines Rehabilitation Hospital, affiliate of Encompass Health

Danielle T

My Father is a patient of sea pines as of today. I came in first this morning to do home health education with him. My father has been complaining for a few days now that after his therapy he his left in his room stuck in a wheel chair. Mind you, the right side of his body has no movement. He hit the nurse call button multiple times to have help getting back in to bed. An hour had gone by. Still nobody to help in get back in bed. Meanwhile I hear and see several nurses passing by. None of them even bother to poke their head in the door to see if he needed anything. So needless to say my dad ended up falling out of his wheel chair. This is the only way he got any attention. At first i thought my dad was just being a grumpy old man when telling me they'd leave him sitting for long period of time in a wheel chair but being here first thing this morning to see it all with my own eyes only proves his complaints to be true. This establishment was recommended by Parrish hospital to be the best one around and that is the reason I chose to place my father here. The doctor was great this morning when dealing with her. I failed to catch her name. The only tech who has seemed to genuinely care about her patients was Margaret. She's amazing. My father is not happy here and I'm not so happy with the "care" here.

E. Cedeno

Amazing staff, care, delicious food.

big Guy

I was at the melbourne facility for weeks and the nurses were aesome...and the therapy techs even better...not one issue did I have, not one !

Anthonio F.

I would absolutely not recommend going to this rehabilitation center. These are supposed to be doctors, yet they tried their hardest to kill my partner. He was involved in a sky diving accident and was sent here prematurely against both of our wills. The first night after my partner was admitted, he nearly had a heart attack and no one was there to address his pain. The following morning, they wanted to start physical therapy when he was clearly unable to walk or get out of the bed due to the nature of his accident. The one doctor who finally came in and saw him attempted to give him blood thinners which previous doctors advised against as it would lead to paralysis as he had just had spinal surgery. In the end, he was readmitted back to his original hospital and that one doctor from Sea Pines had the nerve to come and pay him a visit and ask when he was coming back, the same one who neglected to read his charts to find out blood thinners would paralyze him. Please, do yourself a favor and find another rehabilitation center. Your best interest is not in mind at Sea Pines.