Aviata At Grand Oaks

Aviata At Grand Oaks is a for-profit, corporation-owned skilled nursing facility located at 3001 Palm Coast Parkway SE in Palm Coast, Florida (Flagler County, ZIP 32137). The facility operates 120 certified beds and is certified to accept both Medicare and Medicaid residents. The phone number on record is (386) 446-6060. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) assigns Aviata At Grand Oaks an overall star rating of 3 out of 5, placing it in the middle tier of the national rating scale. The health inspection rating stands at 2 out of 5, and the staffing rating is also 2 out of 5, both of which fall below the national midpoint. The quality measure rating, however, reaches the highest tier at 5 out of 5, reflecting strong performance on clinical outcome indicators tracked by CMS. These ratings are derived from inspection reports, staffing data submitted to CMS, and standardized quality measures. The facility holds an active status with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), indicating it is currently licensed and operational in the state of Florida. Prospective residents and families are encouraged to review the most recent survey date and full inspection reports through the CMS Care Compare database for the most current details. Aviata At Grand Oaks is certified to receive payment through both Medicare and Medicaid programs, making it accessible to residents who qualify under either federal program. Individuals whose care needs and financial circumstances fall within Medicare or Medicaid eligibility guidelines may be able to receive services at this facility under those programs. As with all skilled nursing facilities, coverage specifics depend on the individual's benefit status, level of care required, and applicable program rules. Families should contact the facility directly at (386) 446-6060 to discuss current availability and payment options. When viewed in the context of Florida state averages, Aviata At Grand Oaks presents a mixed profile. Its overall 3-star rating is consistent with the national median, while its health inspection and staffing ratings of 2 stars fall below typical state averages, which tend to cluster around 3 stars in both categories. Its 5-star quality measure rating stands above most Florida facilities, where the statewide average typically falls in the 3 to 4 star range. This combination suggests that while clinical outcome indicators are strong, areas related to staffing levels and inspection findings may warrant closer review by those conducting facility comparisons. Florida hosts a large number of skilled nursing facilities, and ratings across all categories vary considerably by region and facility size. A 120-bed facility of this type is considered mid-size within the state's nursing home landscape.