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    V.I.P. Care Management

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Medicana Nursing and Rehab Center

    Medicana Nursing and Rehab Center

    2.6
    (10 reviews)

    My mother was at Medicana from Jan. 30th to March 13 this year. All the full time physical…read moretherapists at Medicana did an excellent job helping my mother walk again after a second hip fracture in 18 months. My mother truly appreciated how knowledgeable the PTs were and how caring and invested they are in helping their patients. The RNs, CNAs, and cleaning staff at Medicana were outstanding and friendly with only one or two exceptions. Also, the person who manages the food service department named Debra does a great job. Debra made an excellent effort to make my mother's meal experience the best that it could be. The business office was always very helpful and responsive. It was great working with both Vanessa and Francine in the business office. Please note that we were offered a single room for an extra $300 per night, but my mother opted to have a roommate instead of paying the extra amount. Also, patients should note that the doctor who authorizes discharge for some types of coverage comes once a week on Wednesdays. If you are still reading, I want to say thank you to the full time PTs named (in alpha order) John, Randy, and Rick plus the part time PT named Adriana. I cannot say enough great things about their abilities and their excellent bedside manner. I also want to say thank you to the CNA named Fennell. She is an exceptional employee and person. She has a GREAT attitude and made every effort to help my mother and everyone. I also want to thank all the RNs who took care of my mother for being so conscientious about her care. The ones who took care of her the most and did a great job were (in alpha order) Ashley, Damian, Magdala, and Normandy. The only negative was that it was hard to get a call back from the Social Work office, but that office arranged for us to work with an excellent home health agency called Trust USA Home Health.

    Disgusting. DO NOT send your loved ones here. Horrible people. Weekend shifts are even worse.read more

    Finnish American Rest Home

    Finnish American Rest Home

    5.0
    (1 review)

    Before today I never noticed the large Scandinavian population in Palm Beach County. Now that my…read moreeyes have been opened there are signs everywhere. In the 1930's Florida began attracting snowbirds with Finnish roots. Today you can visit a Finish display in the Lake Worth Museum or attend the annual Midnight Sun Festival held annually in Bryant Park. There are also a number of businesses owned by and catering to visiting and resident Finnish and Finnish Americans. Another sign of the Finnish legacy in Lantana is the Finnish American Rest Home. When Lantana and Lake Worth area Finns expressed the need for a place where people could spend their retirement years in the comfort of their own customs Mr. Sam Miller invited everybody interested to attend a meeting at the Tourist Club on October 21, 1970. At this meeting, Mr. Janger donated the first $75.00 to establish the Finnish American Rest Home. The Finish Village has evolved to offer three different levels of care, Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation, Assisted Living, and Home Care to transition people as people traverse the stages of aging. I was able to visit the Finish Village during the 3rd annual Scandinavian Christmas Market held November 20-22. The event had prepared food and pastries made by St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, Lake Worth. The church was founded in 1953 by Finnish immigrants and the official languages of the congregation are English and Finnish. In addition to great food there were items hand made by the church, European candy, meat and cheese, Swedish Christmas ornaments, holiday decorations, jewelry, candles, and more for sale. Outside there were more vendor tents selling crafts and poinsettias and bounce houses for the kids. I have Swedish roots so I especially loved this cultural event. Admission was free which allowed me to be able to spend more liberally on gifts and food. This was my first time attending the Christmas Market but I hope to make it an annual tradition.

    From the owner: Our Village Mission is to deliver an exceptional healthcare experience with the highest quality of…read morehome care, assisted living, rehabilitation, and long-term care services in all aspects of ones’ health and wellness – physical, emotional, and social while respecting the residents’ wishes as they guide us through care and decision making. Our Skilled Nursing Facility is rated 5-Stars by CMS, our deficiency-free Assisted Living is ranked 10/10 as a Best of Senior Living by A Place for Mom, and our Home Care was listed in the 2025 Best of Florida Guide. Finnish American Village builds on the solid foundation established by Finnish-American Rest Home, Inc., a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, and is dedicated to maintaining the quality of life and integrity of our clients while encouraging independence, providing excellent Care with European Flair.

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