PruittHealth - Santa Rosa

About PruittHealth - Santa Rosa

PruittHealth - Santa Rosa is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Milton, Florida. The facility has 120 beds, with private and semi-private rooms. Its listed services span skilled nursing, rehabilitation, hospice, and support for daily needs. The range includes I.V. therapy, central-line care, wound care management, pain management, and oxygen therapy. The center is across the street from Santa Rosa Medical Center. The available information does not specify room layouts, visiting hours, or a daily schedule.

Clinical services also include medication management and pharmacy services, along with dietetic programming and nourishment care. Laundry service is available, and the facility has a beauty salon and barber shop. These offerings sit alongside care for people with differing needs; the service list does not describe eligibility requirements or how often any particular service is provided.

Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are offered, as is outpatient therapy. The facility identifies a large rehabilitation room for therapy in those three disciplines. Its fitness program focuses on strength building and uses Nautilus and Biodex equipment. The profile describes these resources but does not provide therapy schedules, equipment-use rules, or details about how individual programs are arranged.

Shared areas include a dining area, a day room, and a covered courtyard with a gazebo. Recreational activities programming and volunteer services are also listed. These spaces and programs offer different settings for activities and time outside a resident’s room, though the available information does not specify particular events, meal arrangements, or how frequently activities take place.

For spiritual and emotional support, the center lists chaplain and counseling services as well as religious services. Hospice care is available. A separate private area is designated for end-of-life care; its specialized supports include soothing music, aromatherapy, and tactile, sensory, and cognitive activities. The profile identifies these features without describing the timing or individual arrangements for their use.

The admissions information asks new residents to bring personal items such as toiletries, a robe, and slippers, as well as identification and applicable insurance or Medicare and Medicaid cards. It also lists documents such as a living will, power of attorney, or health-surrogate appointment. Glasses or dentures should be brought in labeled containers if needed. Electric appliances require prior approval, and the facility advises leaving valuables at home, noting it is not responsible for cash or valuables kept in residents’ rooms. Its admissions information says room assignments and treatment are made without regard to race, color, creed, age, disability, national origin, or payment classification, and that it strives to address special cultural or psychosocial requirements. An organ-donation request card is also listed when applicable.