my wife came here with no hope from other internes from tradition hospitale, she was in and out of other facilitys and when coming to life care ! she receaved the best care a person could want, with the help of Gielia and Remmie , in such a short time she was talking and geting up on her own, and in about two weeks so far has become a whole person esptialy after having brain surgery. i owe so much to the excelant care to life care for giving me my wife carmella back to me, also all of the finest aid's doctors , nurces and Penny and all the staff, thank you , your place has to be the finest there is in port saint lucie, you also treated me and my faimily with the best respect any one could get. if you have a loved one that needs the best of care , look no further, this place is a second home for loved ones. god blees all the staff at LIFE CARE, there is no better than this place!!! one happy husband.

this has been the second stay I have had at life care due to total knee surgery, sadly last time I gave this place a triple a with excellent nurses, help in the rooms cleanness, and the staff in the therapy dept, was and still excellent. so every thing in staying at life care was and still is to my belief the very best care one would want, but sadly when I was here last time the food was also the finest one would want. but now with my last stay here " and I did complain " THE FOOD!! when I was here over two years ago the food was the finest I have ever had in such a place, but now sadly from being the best it has turned out to be the worst food one can get, terrible, no imagination, the same terrible day after day, no taste the quality on a scale from one to ten I give it a triple zero. shame on you life care for going from the best to the very worst!!, truly not happy

Horrible. CNAs do not care or are too overworked. It is nearly impossible to get answers to any questions. The treatment plan meeting was a joke. Only the nurse showed and when I requested that OT,PT and Speech in attendance, they came in one at a time stood in the room and left within 5 min. I witnessed patients getting yelled at for not trying hard enough on the potty. I could go on and on. If you have to go here for rehab make sure a family member or friend is with you every single day.

If you have a transplant loved one in mind, be aware that Life Care nursing staff will allow the patient to refuse to take anti-rejection medicine if the patient so desires. Probably ignorant of the fact that the medicine is critical to the patient keeping things like ammonia levels down, which causes serious brain trouble, which it did. Then they thought they could talk to someone whose brain is compromised as if she was completely healthy. I even pointed out to them that you might as well talk to that closet. They never informed me, her caregiver, she was refusing. Then they have the guts to tell me they will give me a blanket for my car seat, but the patient is no longer welcome there. She had laid in her soiled bed since overnight and they pushed her out the door that way 12 hours later... Sad at the Top level