Parkside Health and Rehabilitation

About Parkside Health and Rehabilitation

Parkside Health and Rehabilitation is in DeLand, Florida, in Volusia County. The center provides post-acute rehabilitation and long-term care in a skilled nursing setting. Its listed programs include short-term rehabilitation and post-surgical care, alongside skilled nursing and nursing care available around the clock. These offerings cover recovery-focused stays as well as longer-term nursing care; the available descriptions do not specify admission criteria or how individual stays are arranged. A third-party facility profile lists 122 certified beds.

The center lists wound care and pain management among its clinical services. Therapy options include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as cognitive and adaptive therapy. A third-party facility profile also names IV therapy and respiratory care, though the center’s own service page does not describe those programs further. The available information identifies these service categories but does not specify treatment schedules or the circumstances in which each is provided.

Nursing care is listed as available 24 hours a day. Other named services include therapeutic recreation, respite care, palliative care, and social services. The center describes its care as personalized to residents’ individual needs. A third-party profile additionally identifies memory care; details about that offering are not included in the center’s own service description.

Room options include private and semi-private accommodations. The center’s amenities list includes cable television, telephone, and internet. Dining is described as restaurant-style, and transportation to medical appointments is also listed. These details provide practical information about room privacy, communication, meals, and medical visits, although the available listing does not set out meal menus or transportation arrangements.

Social activities and recreational programs are available, with therapeutic recreation separately named among the services. A third-party profile describes outdoor areas and shared common spaces at the facility. The sources do not give an activities schedule or name specific programs, so they do not establish what residents might do on a particular day.

A third-party profile identifies AdventHealth DeLand and AdventHealth Fish Memorial in neighboring Orange City as nearby hospitals. It describes AdventHealth DeLand as an acute-care hospital with emergency, surgical, and cardiac services, and notes specialist services at Fish Memorial. The same profile points to DeLand’s historic downtown, including local restaurants such as Cress Restaurant and Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co., as well as the Gillespie Museum at Stetson University, the Indiana Avenue arts area, and local parks. These details describe the surrounding city; the center’s listing of transportation applies to medical appointments, not necessarily cultural or recreational outings.