Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

About Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is in Chipley, Florida, in Washington County in the Florida Panhandle. The center’s website places it just north of Interstate 10, while a facility profile describes the surrounding area as rural. Its care options include short-term rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing. The website describes rehabilitation in relation to recovery after a hospital stay, alongside ongoing nursing care. These two options distinguish the center’s post-hospital rehabilitation services from its longer-term skilled care.

Rehabilitation services include physical, occupational and speech therapy. The center lists all three disciplines as part of its rehabilitation offering, rather than describing therapy as a single service. Its website groups rehabilitation therapy with clinical services and short-term rehabilitation. The available information does not detail therapy schedules or explain how a resident’s program is planned, but it identifies the types of therapy provided and places them within a short-term recovery setting.

Skilled nursing care is listed along with medication management and assistance with activities of daily living. These services add nursing and routine daily support to the therapy offerings. The profile includes both ongoing skilled nursing and help with everyday activities, but does not specify the particular tasks involved or the level of assistance a resident may receive. The center’s service description therefore encompasses both clinical care and daily support, alongside rehabilitation.

For life outside clinical services, the center’s website lists social activities, hobby clubs and outings. These include opportunities for residents to participate in organized social or recreational activities, pursue hobbies, or take part in outings. The information does not name particular clubs, activities or destinations, and does not provide an event schedule. It presents these offerings as part of the center’s activities rather than as a detailed calendar.

A facility profile reports that the center has outdoor spaces and that its accommodations have undergone renovations. The available description does not specify the kinds of outdoor areas or what changes were made to the accommodations, so it does not establish room layouts or particular features. These details provide a general picture of the setting in addition to its care services: the profile identifies both outdoor areas and updated accommodations, without describing them further.

The facility is listed as having 180 certified beds, a measure of certified capacity rather than a description of room arrangements or current occupancy. Taken together, the available information describes a nursing and rehabilitation center in a rural part of the Panhandle, with short-term therapy, long-term skilled nursing, medication management, daily living assistance, activities and reported outdoor spaces.