Adviniacare At Naples

Adviniacare At Naples is a for-profit, corporate-owned skilled nursing facility located at 7801 Airport Pulling Road N in Naples, Florida (Collier County, ZIP 34109). The facility operates with 40 certified beds and is certified to serve both Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. It can be reached by phone at (239) 566-8077. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) assigns star ratings to nursing facilities on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 representing the highest performance. Adviniacare At Naples holds an overall CMS star rating of 1. The health inspection domain, which reflects findings from on-site state surveys, also carries a rating of 1. The staffing domain, which measures nurse and aide hours relative to resident census, receives a rating of 4. The quality measure domain, which tracks clinical outcome indicators such as hospitalizations and resident functioning, carries a rating of 3. These ratings are derived from data reported to and verified by CMS. The facility maintains an active license with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) in the state of Florida. Prospective residents and families may review the most recent survey date and associated inspection reports through the AHCA public records portal for the most current compliance information. Adviniacare At Naples is certified to accept payment from both Medicare and Medicaid programs. This dual certification allows the facility to serve a broad range of residents, including those requiring short-term post-acute rehabilitation covered under Medicare Part A and those requiring long-term care funded through Florida Medicaid. Individuals with private insurance or those paying out of pocket may contact the facility directly at the number listed above to inquire about current availability and private-pay rates. When compared to Florida state averages, the overall and health inspection ratings at Adviniacare At Naples fall below the typical performance seen across skilled nursing facilities statewide. Florida facilities, on average, tend to score higher in both the overall composite and health inspection categories. The staffing rating of 4 is above the state average for nursing homes in Florida, indicating relatively higher reported staffing levels. The quality measure rating of 3 is in line with the state median. These figures are drawn from publicly available CMS data and are intended to assist in general reference comparisons. Ratings are updated periodically by CMS and may change as new inspection cycles and data submissions are completed.