Solaris HealthCare Imperial

About Solaris HealthCare Imperial

Solaris HealthCare Imperial in Naples, Florida, is a skilled nursing facility focused on sub-acute rehabilitation and long-term nursing care. It is located in North Naples, a short distance from North Collier Hospital. The community’s own description identifies it as a rehabilitation center that also provides ongoing nursing care, rather than describing an apartment-style senior living residence.

The care team is multidisciplinary and includes physicians, nurses, certified nursing assistants, therapists and dietitians, along with administrative and support staff. The facility is certified for Medicare and Medicaid and describes itself as a provider for managed-care insurance and traditional Medicare replacement plans. These details indicate the kinds of care and payment arrangements identified by the facility, but do not specify individual coverage or eligibility.

VITAS separately lists an inpatient hospice care service at Solaris HealthCare Imperial for hospice patients whose needs cannot be managed at home. The listing describes round-the-clock care focused on stabilizing symptoms and managing pain and other effects of a life-limiting illness. Its interdisciplinary team includes a physician, hospice nurse, social worker, chaplain, bereavement specialist, team manager and volunteer. The physician monitors the illness and coordinates care, while hospice nurses assess and manage pain and may assist with personal care. Social workers offer emotional support, and chaplains can address spiritual needs across faith traditions or work with a patient’s clergy. Bereavement specialists support loved ones with grief and loss. This hospice service is distinct from the general rehabilitation and long-term nursing description.

Room details published by VITAS apply specifically to its inpatient hospice setting at this location. The listing describes 12 private rooms, each with a private bathroom and a flat-screen television. Other features there include computer and internet access, a family conference room, a private quiet room and an outdoor area. Hardwood floors and local artwork are also noted; these features should not be taken as a description of every part of the nursing facility.

For the VITAS hospice setting, the listing notes free parking and access for family and guests at any time. It also says service animals are welcome and pets may visit by request. Restaurants and hotels are described as nearby, which may be useful context for families visiting someone receiving hospice care. These visitor and setting details belong to the hospice listing, not necessarily to all areas or services at Solaris HealthCare Imperial.

Solaris HealthCare Imperial’s own page does not outline specific room layouts, dining arrangements or an activities schedule. The available descriptions therefore provide more detail about nursing, rehabilitation and the separately listed hospice setting than about the routines of daily life for long-term residents.