Aviata At North Fort Myers

Aviata At North Fort Myers is a skilled nursing facility located at 991 Pondella Road in North Fort Myers, Florida, within Lee County. The facility operates 120 certified beds and is classified as a for-profit corporate entity. It is certified to serve both Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, making it eligible to admit residents under either federal program. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services assigns Aviata At North Fort Myers an overall star rating of 3 out of 5, reflecting a middle-range composite score across three measured domains. The health inspection rating stands at 2 out of 5, indicating performance below the midpoint in that category based on findings from standard and complaint surveys conducted by state inspectors. The staffing rating is 3 out of 5, representing an average level of nurse and aide staffing relative to the resident census. The quality measure rating is 5 out of 5, the highest possible score in that domain, which reflects favorable clinical outcome indicators across the resident population. The facility holds an active license status with the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. Prospective users of this data should note that CMS ratings are updated periodically and reflect conditions at the time of the most recent survey cycle. Aviata At North Fort Myers accepts both Medicare and Medicaid as payment sources, given its dual certification status. Individuals whose care needs and financial situations align with either federal program may be eligible for covered services at this facility. Private pay and other insurance arrangements may also be applicable, though specific coverage details should be confirmed directly with the facility's administrative staff. When comparing Aviata At North Fort Myers to Florida state averages, several observations can be drawn from the available CMS data. The facility's overall 3-star rating aligns with the state median, as Florida nursing homes frequently cluster around the midpoint of the CMS scale. The health inspection rating of 2 falls below typical state averages, where many Florida facilities score at 3 or above in this domain. The staffing rating of 3 is consistent with the broader Florida average. The quality measure rating of 5 is notably higher than the Florida norm, where average quality measure scores tend to range between 3 and 4. This pattern suggests that while the facility's inspection history presents areas warranting attention, its clinical outcome measures perform at a high level relative to the state population of skilled nursing facilities.