Heritage Park Health Center By Harborview

Heritage Park Health Center By Harborview is a nursing facility located at 2302 59th St W in Bradenton, Florida, within Manatee County. The facility operates 120 certified beds and is classified as a for-profit limited liability company. It is certified to serve both Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, making it accessible to a broad range of residents requiring skilled nursing or long-term care services. According to data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Heritage Park Health Center By Harborview holds an overall star rating of 3 out of 5, which represents an average performance relative to other nursing facilities nationally. The health inspection rating stands at 3 out of 5, also in the average range. The staffing rating is 2 out of 5, indicating below-average staffing levels compared to similar facilities. The quality measure rating is likewise 2 out of 5, reflecting below-average performance on clinical quality indicators tracked by CMS. These ratings are derived from health inspections, staffing reports, and quality measure data submitted to and verified by CMS. The facility maintains an active status with the Agency for Health Care Administration in Florida. Heritage Park Health Center By Harborview accepts both Medicare and Medicaid as forms of payment, consistent with its dual certification. Individuals and families researching payment options should contact the facility directly at (941) 792-8480 to inquire about private pay arrangements, insurance coverage, and any additional financial assistance programs that may be available. Coverage and eligibility determinations are made on an individual basis. When compared to Florida state averages, Heritage Park Health Center By Harborview presents a mixed profile. Florida nursing facilities carry a statewide average overall star rating that typically falls in the 3-star range, meaning this facility aligns with the state average in overall and health inspection scores. However, its staffing and quality measure ratings of 2 out of 5 fall below what is observed on average across Florida facilities. Staffing levels and quality measures are important considerations when evaluating nursing home care, as they reflect both the availability of direct care personnel and the clinical outcomes reported for residents. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to review the full CMS Nursing Home Care Compare profile for this facility, consult with a care advisor, and conduct an in-person visit as part of a thorough evaluation process.