Aviata at the Palms
Medicare-certified2600 HIGHLANDS BLVD N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
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4 listings, each with its Medicare inspection record.
Our directory lists 4 places offering nursing home care in Palm Harbor, Florida. Together they have room for about 508 residents, from 88 to 180 each.
1 of them has a license confirmed on the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration roster, shown on each listing with its number and status.
Every one of them has a public Medicare record of inspections, staffing and fines. At their latest standard inspection they averaged 11.0 health citations, against 7.1 across Florida.
From Medicare's Care Compare: nurse time per resident and citations at the latest standard inspection.
| Nursing home | Nurse time per resident | Citations, last inspection |
|---|---|---|
| Aviata at the Palms | 3 hours 15 minutes | 23 |
| Oakpark Health and Rehabilitation Center | 3 hours 24 minutes | 13 |
| Aviata at Countryside | 3 hours 28 minutes | 5 |
| St Mark VillageRecord is for the nursing home on this campus | 5 hours 8 minutes | 3 |
2600 HIGHLANDS BLVD N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
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2851 TAMPA RD, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
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3825 COUNTRYSIDE BLVD N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
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2655 Nebraska Ave, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
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Skilled nursing facilities (nursing homes) provide the highest level of non-hospital medical care, with licensed nurses on duty 24 hours a day. They serve both short-term rehabilitation (after surgery, stroke, or illness) and long-term care for people with complex medical needs.
License details on each listing come from Florida Agency for Health Care Administration's own roster.
Our directory lists 4 places offering nursing homes in Palm Harbor. Each listing shows its address, phone number, size where reported, and license details where the state publishes them.
Nursing Homes in Florida runs about $9,710/mo (estimated state median). Prices in Palm Harbor vary by community, room type and level of care, so ask each one for its current rates.
Every nursing home page here shows Medicare's record: every health citation from the last three years with how serious it was, staffing hours and fines. You can confirm it on Medicare.gov's Care Compare.
Shortlist two or three, visit at different times of day, and ask about staffing, what is included in the price, and what happens if care needs change. Request a tour from any listing here and the community contacts you directly.