Patients that have been admitted to a hospital for a minimum of three nights may have the option for a short-term stay in our center to receive 24-hour Nursing care and Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy up to seven-days each week. Patients may also request a short-term Respite in-patient stay for periods of a few days to several months.
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Patients that require a permanent in-patient stay may be admitted from the Hospital, Assisted Living Facility or Home after receiving an admission order from their primary physician.
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Our Center is focused on adding specialty clinical programs to better serve patients. In some cases, additional training and education can be provided for staff on specialized equipment and treatment programing that may enhance recovery times. SEE ALL SPECIALTY PROGRAMS
Our Recovery Program is designed for individuals who have been diagnosed with COVID-19, required hospitalization, and are now in the recovery phase. We provide a caring environment to meet the rehabilitation and nursing needs to help you return to your prior level of function.
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Our portable Telemedicine equipment is state-of-the-art and available during the day, after hours, or on weekends without the need for the resident to leave the comfort of their own bed
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Ocala Oaks Front of Center
Admissions 7 Days per Week
Landscaped Grounds
Lobby
Rehab Gym
Semi-Private Room
Semi-Private
Salon
Stairs
Biodex
NuStep Recumbent Bike
Stair Training
Hallway
Dining Room
Transition to Home Suite
Transition to Home Suite
Transition to Home Suite
Therapy Specialties
Entry of Transition to Home Suite
“My wife has been a resident at Ocala Oaks Rehabilitation Center for a couple of weeks. I am so excited to say that because of the wonderful care they have provided I will be able to take her home next week! If she ever needs rehabilitation again Ocala Oaks would be my only choice! Thank you to the whole team from the administrative staff to the nurses and aides who care for her to the amazing rehab team who have been such a help in getting her back on her feet!”