Terraces of Lake Worth Care Center

About Terraces of Lake Worth Care Center

Terraces of Lake Worth Care Center in Lake Worth, Florida, is identified in directory records as a nursing home and skilled nursing facility serving Palm Beach County. Its listed services include long-term care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care. The facility listing gives a capacity of 99 beds; this is listed capacity, not a count of current residents. Available records do not specify room arrangements, such as private or shared rooms, and provide no dining information, so those aspects of daily life are not described.

Rehabilitation is one of the center’s named services, and a facility profile specifically notes therapy programs for post-operative recovery. The sources do not identify therapy disciplines, session frequency, or whether services take place individually or in groups. They also do not outline a typical rehabilitation schedule or say whether therapy is delivered on site. Long-term care and memory care appear in the service listings, but no further description is supplied about care routines or memory-support programming.

One listing says care plans are tailored to individual needs. It does not describe how assessments are completed, who participates in planning, or which clinical needs are addressed. No examples of plan components or details about how often plans are reviewed are provided. The profile identifies categories of support but does not explain how services are assigned or whether each option is available in every circumstance.

For daily activities, a facility listing mentions outdoor spaces, social activities, and wellness programs. It gives no examples of events, program frequency, or activity schedules, and does not say what the outdoor areas include. The sources do not indicate whether activities are group-based or individual, or explain how wellness programs relate to therapy. The listing refers to amenities but does not itemize them or provide further details about shared spaces or accessibility features. The available description of everyday routines is therefore limited to outdoor space and organized activities.

Directory entries list the center as open every day, 24 hours a day. This is the facility’s recorded operating schedule; the sources do not give separate hours for rehabilitation or activities. English, Spanish, and Creole are among the languages listed as served, and the stated service area is Palm Beach County. The records do not explain how language support is arranged or whether each language is available at all times. An entry describes intake as available by phone or walk-in, without detailing screening steps or admission criteria.

Coverage types recorded include Medicare, Medicaid, Medicaid pending, and commercial insurance. The listing does not state plan-specific terms or eligibility, so these categories are not a guarantee of an individual’s benefits. Overall, the directory information identifies the center’s care categories, listed capacity, operating hours, and a few features related to activities and access, while offering limited detail on how services are organized in practice.