Arbor Trail Rehab and Skilled Nursing Center

About Arbor Trail Rehab and Skilled Nursing Center

Arbor Trail Rehab and Skilled Nursing Center is in Inverness, Florida, and provides inpatient nursing and rehabilitation services for people needing care after a hospital stay as well as those seeking a permanent residential placement. Its listed options also include short-term respite stays, which can last from a few days to several months. The center describes these as inpatient services, distinguishing them from outpatient therapy or care provided at home.

For a short-term stay following hospitalization, the center says a person may be eligible after spending at least three nights in the hospital. The stay includes 24-hour nursing care and physical, occupational and speech therapy, with therapy available up to seven days a week. This option is intended for people who need nursing and rehabilitation support after a hospital admission; the center’s description does not state that eligibility or a particular recovery result is guaranteed.

The center also accepts permanent inpatient admissions from a hospital, an assisted living facility or a person’s home, with an admission order from the person’s primary physician. In addition, it advertises a post-COVID recovery program for people who were hospitalized after a COVID-19 diagnosis and are recovering. The program is described as addressing nursing and rehabilitation needs during that recovery phase. The website also lists Accelerated Care Plus, or ACP, therapy. It describes a focus on specialty clinical programs, noting that staff may receive additional education in specialized equipment and treatment programming. It does not identify which programs or equipment are used for particular residents.

Portable telemedicine equipment is available during daytime hours, after hours and on weekends, according to the center. Its site says residents can use the equipment without leaving their beds, providing a way to access telemedicine from their rooms. This is a separate listed service from the in-person nursing and therapy available during short-term stays.

Room options include private and semi-private accommodations. Listed indoor features include a covered entrance, lobby, seating area and hallways, as well as a rehabilitation gym and salon. These details indicate that the center has both resident rooms and shared interior spaces; the website does not specify which services or activities take place in each area. Its listed open hours are 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the site offers tours of the facility.

The center also lists an outdoor visitation area among its features. Its website has carried a temporary extreme-heat advisory stating that outdoor resident areas were closed during the advisory, while indoor activities remained available and additional hydration measures were in place. Because that notice describes a temporary response to weather conditions, it should not be taken to mean that outdoor access is always unavailable or always open.