Eden Springs Nursing & Rehab

About Eden Springs Nursing & Rehab

Eden Springs Nursing & Rehab is a skilled nursing facility in Crawfordville, Florida, south of Tallahassee and near the Florida Panhandle coast. Its setting is described as semi-rural, with wildlife on a large property. One provider description places it about 35 minutes south of Tallahassee; another listing gives the distance as roughly 25 miles and locates the facility near the junction of Highways 98 and 319. Crawfordville is described as a small, unincorporated community in Wakulla County. A healthcare profile lists Joint Commission accreditation.

The facility provides long-term skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitative therapy, with skilled nursing available around the clock. A published listing describes capacity for as many as 120 seniors at one time; it does not give current occupancy. Nursing, personal care, nutrition and housekeeping are among the listed services. The available descriptions do not specify room types or layouts, so they do not indicate whether accommodations are private or shared.

Rehabilitation services named in the descriptions include cardiac and stroke rehabilitation, diathermy, cryotherapy and ultrasound. These are presented as part of the short-term therapy offering, distinct from long-term skilled nursing. The listed information identifies the types of rehabilitation available but does not explain which treatments may suit particular residents, how often sessions take place or how a course of therapy is planned. No typical therapy schedule or stay length is provided.

Dining is described as full-service, and laundry is also listed as full-service. Housekeeping, nutrition, personal care and nursing add support for meals, clothing care and everyday needs alongside clinical services. The available information names these service categories but does not give sample menus, dining hours, laundry routines or housekeeping schedules. It outlines the kinds of daily support offered without describing how tasks are arranged for individual residents.

Activities and social services are part of the facility’s offerings, although no specific programs or schedules are named. The large, semi-rural property and wildlife are the main details provided about the grounds. The descriptions do not identify outdoor activity areas, organized events or particular social-service programs, so they do not indicate the range or timing of recreation and social support.

Transportation serves different purposes on weekdays and weekends: weekday rides are provided for medical appointments, while weekend trips include group outings and shopping. A licensed cosmetologist visits weekly to provide haircuts and other services. The descriptions do not name outing destinations or explain pickup arrangements. These recurring services add practical details about weekly routines alongside nursing, rehabilitation, meals, laundry, activities and social services.