Riverwood Health & Rehabilitation Center

About Riverwood Health & Rehabilitation Center

Riverwood Health & Rehabilitation Center is in Starke, Florida, and offers skilled nursing, long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, memory care, and respite stays. A third-party facility profile lists 120 beds and describes a rural setting with outdoor spaces and resident accommodations. The center’s own materials describe a home-like environment for long-term care. Its service range includes both ongoing care and shorter stays, alongside rehabilitation.

Skilled nursing is available 24 hours a day. The center identifies physicians, social workers, and nutritionists as members of its care team. These are the professional roles named in its service description; specific clinical specialties and nursing procedures are not detailed. Skilled nursing is listed alongside, but separately from, long-term care, rehabilitation, memory care, and respite, allowing readers to distinguish the center’s stated care options.

Long-term care is described as individualized professional care in a comfortable, home-like setting. The emphasis is on ongoing support tailored to residents, rather than a short-term stay for recovery or caregiver respite. The available information does not give details about room configurations or daily schedules, but a facility profile notes resident accommodations. The center’s long-term care description also distinguishes this service from its separate rehabilitation programs.

Short-term rehabilitation is intended to help people regain function and return home or move to another level of care. The center describes its rehabilitation programs as personalized and says advanced equipment is available in supportive surroundings. This makes rehabilitation a distinct option from long-term care: its stated purpose is recovery and the next step after a short stay. The published description does not specify therapy disciplines or a typical length of stay.

Memory care is offered for residents with dementia. The center describes this service as helping residents feel valued and remain involved in the world around them, without listing particular activities or a specialized daily schedule. Respite care is available for short stays, including stays intended to give family caregivers a break. These services address different needs: dementia-related support on one hand and temporary care for residents and families on the other.

A third-party profile notes that the facility has undergone renovations and has programs intended to encourage social interaction and community involvement. Outdoor spaces are also noted, providing information about the setting beyond its care services, though specific amenities or activities are not listed. The center’s own materials say it is near medical centers, hospitals, and other amenities. Its social profile describes more than 60 years of service in the Starke community.