The Hughes Family is ever grateful for the love that you shared with our Father and the entire…read morefamily as daddy began his journey home to heaven. The dignity you gave to our father will always be remembered by the entire family!! I highly recommend this home, you too will be wvwr grateful.

I really want to thank the whole staff for taking care of my Dad ( Donald W. Hughes) they made sure…read morethat he was comfortable to the end. From the bottom of my hart thank you

Terrible. I hope and pray nobody ever has to be admitted here. They couldn't give a toss. I…read morewas sent after an accident and I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I discharged myself and boy they hated that. (No more money for them) They are rude with a deplorable attitude. And by the way the Dr that visited me had to have been over 70 years old. I couldn't believe it and was looking for the candid camera thinking it was a joke. God help anyone admitted here.

I had a Cardio ablation at Naples Hospital this past Friday December 5, 2025 . I had had one done…read morethree years earlier in Miami. I would rate Miami hospital at 10 I would rate Naples Hospital at one. Or less horrible experience I woke up with a tube down my throat. I couldn't scream. I sat up four times on the operating table over 10 minutes till they finally pulled 8 foot of hose out of my heart out through my legs in excruciating pain. Definitely would not recommend Naples go to a real hospital.

Vita's Healthcare was a blessing for my mother and myself as her caretaker. Her nurse Mario was…read morecaring & great at his job. He answered all of my questions I had for my mother. Christine the aide who came to bathe my mom was outstanding! Caring and very gentle with her. I cannot say enough good things about Christine & Mario. Vitas provided us with all the medical equipment needed to care for my mother at home and even arranged transport when it came time to move her into a nursing home. Vitas is wonderful & i I'd definitely recommend if you have a loved one in need

From the owner: If you or a loved one is facing a life-limiting illness, VITAS Healthcare can help. We focus on…read moreyou, not your disease, to ensure comfort and dignity near the end of life. VITAS provides you and your family with a team of hospice professionals--physician, nurse, hospice aide, social worker, chaplain, volunteer--to meet physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We care for you wherever you call home--a private residence, assisted living community or nursing home. If symptoms become severe, we have Intensive Comfort Care, shifts of 24-hour continuous care until symptoms are under control. For those symptoms that cannot be managed at home, VITAS also provides inpatient hospice beds and units in local hospitals. With VITAS you're never alone. We're available 24/7/365, with support available even on holidays and weekends. In the transition from hospital to home, from curative to palliative care, from chronic to end-stage disease, VITAS is with you every step of the way.

Today two veteran CNAs , one the lead CNA weekdays and another there alot were changing my mother's…read moreunderwear in bed. She is 100 years old and in memory care unit. Come on!!? Two of the three window blinds smack dab in front of the bed and facing a sidewalk were WIDE OPEN!!! GEEZ. CNA 101... respect the resident and close the window blinds prior to undressing the resident!!! Duh!! Moorings Park...this is NOT the first time I have witnessed this. Once at night I was walking around the building and bcz CNAs neglected to shut the blinds for the elderly lady in memory care and shut the bathroom door... she was seen on the toilet. Nice job Chateau CNAs!! Maybe learn to pay attention to details. You have a job at a highly ranked Skilled Nursing Center. And Memory Care residents and their families expect much better.

If all you need is PT, then this place is good. For nursing care, doctor care and aide care forget…read moreit except for the 7am-3pm shift M-F. Thereafter things deteriorate to worse to completely unacceptable . If you have no food intolerances or special needs, the food is all made fresh; but if you do, good luck. They made too many blunders and injuries to list in one month of stay. I left to get home health care regardless of the cost.

Everyone - EVERYONE - that was there for my mother in her last months and days were absolutely…read moreamazing. A very big THANK YOU to Ydira who was mom's care giver at the Beach House in Naples (FL). Knowing that mom was in Ydira's care for several months was very comforting and I knew that she would receive the best of care. Mom spent her last 5 days at the hospice inpatient facility and all of the staff there were so caring and compassionate. Watching a loved one die, especially a parent, isn't an easy task. Having those around you and taking care of that loved one with the utmost care and professionalism makes the event a bit easier to deal with. I know it sounds strange to make this recommendation but if you do need hospice care for a loved one - I highly recommend VITAS.

From the owner: If you or a loved one is facing a life-limiting illness, VITAS Healthcare can help. We focus on…read moreyou, not your disease, to ensure comfort and dignity near the end of life. VITAS provides you and your family with a team of hospice professionals--physician, nurse, hospice aide, social worker, chaplain, volunteer--to meet physical, emotional and spiritual needs. We care for you wherever you call home--a private residence, assisted living community or nursing home. If symptoms become severe, we have Intensive Comfort Care, shifts of 24-hour continuous care until symptoms are under control. For those symptoms that cannot be managed at home, VITAS also provides inpatient hospice beds and units in local hospitals. With VITAS you're never alone. We're available 24/7/365, with support available even on holidays and weekends. In the transition from hospital to home, from curative to palliative care, from chronic to end-stage disease, VITAS is with you every step of the way.

Nurse not showing up when scheduled Social worker never…read morereturned call Promised supplies not showing up until the health aids complained No promised volunteers to help give me a break and I'm also disabled They have gotten terrible since I used them before

My father took a turn and we admitted him to Hospice care with a contract bed at Gulf Coast…read moreHospital in Ft. Myers. The hospice Nurse called me on the second morning of Hospice care. She said everything was fine but he was actively dying and had maybe a few hours to live. She said she didnt see his Funeral arrangements (nobody asked when we admitted) and space was limited in the mourge (she stressed space in the mourge several times) and tried to pitch funeral homes to me. All while talking over me trying to tell her we prearranged and prepaid for a funeral 10 years earlier. After she stopped trying to aggressively sell me a funeral and heard what I was saying she got even more demanding and arguementive. Then demanded the funeral homes contact. I said I would call them in an hour or so when they opened (out of state one time zone back) just to double check who needs called (shipping company because of the nature of moving a body) to double check for sure. I had to make that statement in rapid order at least six times to shut her up. Then I confirmed the information and called it into the office (equally bad experience, tried avoiding taking the information) . Then after my dad passed and fishing for reviews I was contacted and gave a piece of my mind. A few days later a Supervisor called and apologized. Asked if I would be happy if they sent the nurse to sensitivity training. I chuckled and said she has no business being an RN in an inner city ER nurse let alone a hospice nurse. She was the most argumentative medical professional I ever seen, I would even call her aggressive