Our specialties

Specialty care for skilled nursing and post-acute patients.

Five services, delivered at the bedside in skilled nursing, assisted living, inpatient rehab and long-term acute care facilities, and coordinated with each building’s attending providers.

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Bedside specialty care

Complex Care Team

Advanced medical management for patients with acute, complex or life-threatening conditions. The team is led by intensivists and treats severe infections, respiratory failure, sepsis, multi-organ dysfunction and other critical illness that needs close monitoring and quick action. The program uses a dedicated Complex Care Note to coordinate care for high-risk patients.

Often seen for

  • Sepsis
  • Respiratory failure
  • Multi-organ dysfunction
  • Severe infections
  • High readmission risk
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Bedside specialty care

Infectious Disease

Management of complex and resistant infections, with guidance on antibiotic selection, length of therapy and infection prevention.

Often seen for

  • Bloodstream infections
  • Bone and joint infections
  • Chronic wound infections
  • Post-surgical infections
  • Resistant organisms
A rehabilitation physician walking with an older woman using a walker
Bedside specialty care

Physiatry & Pain Management

Restoring function and quality of life for patients with physical impairments.

Often seen for

  • Musculoskeletal pain
  • Neurologic conditions
  • Mobility limits
  • Post-acute rehab needs
A podiatrist examining an older adult’s foot
Bedside specialty care

Podiatry

Comprehensive foot and ankle care that supports mobility, function and long-term foot health.

Often seen for

  • Fractures
  • Nail disorders
  • Biomechanical problems
  • Diabetic foot complications
Gloved hands dressing a wound on a patient’s lower leg
Bedside specialty care

Wound Care

Evaluation and treatment of acute and chronic wounds, aimed at healing, preventing complications and preserving limbs.

Often seen for

  • Diabetic foot ulcers
  • Pressure injuries
  • Venous ulcers
  • Wound infections
  • Non-healing surgical wounds
Questions

Common questions from facilities.

Which specialties do you provide?

The Complex Care Team, infectious disease, physiatry and pain management, podiatry, and wound care.

Where do your specialists see patients?

At the bedside in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, inpatient rehab facilities and long-term acute care hospitals.

Which areas do you cover?

Today our specialists round in The Villages area, Gainesville, Ocala, Lake City and West Palm Beach, and we’re growing. Ask us about your location.

Do you replace our attending physician?

No. Our specialists provide consultations and collaborate with your attending providers and care teams.

How do we request a consult?

Use the request form on this site with the patient’s needs and the specialty you’re looking for, and our team will reach out.

Can one group cover several of our buildings?

Yes. We work with a variety of facilities, and we’re glad to talk about coverage across several buildings.

Need a specialist in your building?

Tell us what you need and our team will reach out.

Request a consult