Description: This dataset includes facilities offering supportive housing and rehabilitation for those reintegrating into the community.Transitional Living Facility data from https://quality.healthfinder.fl.gov
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Description: A birth center is a facility in which births are planned to occur away from the mother's place of residence following a normal, uncomplicated, low-risk pregnancy. It is not an ambulatory surgery center, a hospital, or located within a hospital. Birth centers are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.
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Description: This program offers dialysis services. When patients are diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease, they may receive dialysis which replaces kidney function by filtering blood to remove waste and extra fluids. The program can either be a freestanding facility or offered as an outpatient service through a hospital. End-Stage Renal Disease programs are not required to have a state license.
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Description: Abortion clinics are facilities for terminating pregnancies. This does not include a hospital or a doctor's office where abortions might be performed, but where this is not the primary purpose. Abortion clinics are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.
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Description: Includes locations of PPECs providing skilled nursing and therapeutic services.Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care Center data from https://quality.healthfinder.fl.gov
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Description: Adult family care homes provide full-time, family-type living in a private home for up to five elderly persons or adults with a disability, who are not related to the owner. The owner lives in the same house as the residents. The basic services include, but are not limited to: housing and nutritional meals; help with the activities of daily living, like bathing, dressing, eating, walking, physical transfer, giving medications or helping residents give themselves medications; supervision of residents; arrange for health care services; provide or arrange for transportation to health care services; health monitoring; and social activities. Adult family care homes are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.
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Description: Hospital Bed Types:Acute Care – These are beds used to provide short-term medical treatment for patients having an acute illness or injury or recovering from surgery or childbirth.Adult Psychiatric – These are beds for the exclusive use of inpatient psychiatric services to patients aged 18 years and older, whose sole diagnosis or principal diagnosis is a psychiatric disorder.Adult Substance Abuse – These are beds for the exclusive use of inpatient substance abuse services to patients aged 18 years and older, whose sole diagnosis or principal diagnosis is a substance abuse disorder.Child Psychiatric – These are beds for the exclusive use of inpatient psychiatric services to patients under the age of 18, whose sole diagnosis or principal diagnosis is a psychiatric disorder.Child/Adolescent Substance Abuse – These are beds for the exclusive use of providing hospital inpatient substance abuse services to patients under the age of 18, whose sole diagnosis or principal diagnosis is a substance abuse disorder.Comprehensive Medical Rehabilitation – These are beds for providing integrated intensive care services provided by a coordinated multidisciplinary team to patients with severe physical disabilities, such as stroke, spinal cord injury, congenital deformity, amputation, major multiple trauma, hip fracture, brain injury, polyarthritis (including rheumatoid arthritis), neurological disorders (including multiple sclerosis, motor neuron diseases, polyneuropathy, muscular dystrophy, and Parkinson's disease), and burns.Intensive Residential Treatment Program – These beds are for the diagnosis and treatment of patients under the age of 18 having psychiatric disorders in order to restore them to an optimal level of functioning.Long Term Care – These are acute care beds located in a hospital that has been designated a Long Term Care Hospital and has an average inpatient length of stay of greater than 25 days. Long term acute care beds are used to treat medically complex patients requiring specialized acute care services who would potentially stay in a short term acute care hospital for an extended length of time. This includes a wide range of conditions all with severe medical complications that together contribute to the overall condition of the patient and require acute treatment (not treatment of chronic stable conditions).Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Level 2 (NICU) – These beds are used for the care of moderately ill or recuperating infants who are over their acute phase of illness.Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Level 3(NICU) – These beds are used for the care of the most complex and severely ill babies.Skilled Nursing Unit – These beds are typically used to provide only short term care and rehabilitation services.
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Description: Ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) are facilities that are not part of a hospital. An ASC provides elective surgical care where the patient is admitted to and discharged from the facility within the same working day. The patient does not stay overnight. Hospitals can have outpatient surgical units, but these units would be a part of the hospital license and would not require a separate ASC license. Ambulatory surgical centers are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.
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Description: A hospice provides services in a patient's residence or in a hospice facility for patients with a diagnosis of a terminal illness. They provide a coordinated program of professional services, including pain management and counseling for patients; nursing, physician, therapy, and social work services; counseling and support for family members and friends of the patient; and other support services. Hospices are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.
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Description: Bed Types:Extended Congregate Care (ECC) – An ALF with ECC beds may keep residents who become frailer than would normally be permitted in order for the resident to age in place. For example the facility can provide total help with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting, and can provide or arrange for rehabilitative services, along with other services. However, this does not include 24-hour nursing services.Optional State Supplementation (OSS) – The OSS listing refers to the number of beds available for residents receiving Optional State Supplementation. This is a cash assistance program provided through the Florida Department of Children and Families. It adds to a person's income to help pay for costs in an assisted living facility, mental health residential treatment facility or an adult family care home. To read more about Optional State Supplementation, and other funding sources, view the Florida Department of Elder Affairs website.Private– Private Beds refers to the beds available for private pay residents.Assisted Living Facility (ALF) Specialty Licenses:Extended Congregate Care (ECC) – An ALF with this license can provide extended congregate care services (defined above, under Bed Types).Limited Mental Health (LMH) – An ALF with this license can provide limited mental health services. This type of license must be obtained if an assisted living facility serves three or more mental health residents. Services must be provided for the special needs of these residents, along with the basic services of an assisted living facility. A facility with a limited mental health license must consult with the resident and the resident’s mental health case manager to develop and carry out a community living support plan.Limited Nursing Services (LNS) - An ALF with this license offers some limited nursing services as defined by law, but does not include 24-hour nursing supervision.
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Description: Adult family care homes provide full-time, family-type living in a private home for up to five elderly persons or adults with a disability, who are not related to the owner. The owner lives in the same house as the residents. The basic services include, but are not limited to: housing and nutritional meals; help with the activities of daily living, like bathing, dressing, eating, walking, physical transfer, giving medications or helping residents give themselves medications; supervision of residents; arrange for health care services; provide or arrange for transportation to health care services; health monitoring; and social activities. Adult family care homes are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.
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Description: Contains locations of licensed facilities delivering therapeutic treatment in a live-in settingResidential Treatment Facility data from https://quality.healthfinder.fl.gov
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Description: A home health agency provides services to patients in private homes, assisted living facilities, and adult family care homes. Some of the services include nursing care; physical, occupational, respiratory, and speech therapy; home health aides; homemaker and companions; and medical equipment and supplies. Along with services in the home, an agency can also provide staffing services in nursing homes and hospitals. Home health agencies are licensed and surveyed by the State of Florida.If it lists Medicare and/or Medicaid under Certification Status on Facility Locator that means the agency can serve Medicare and/or Medicaid patients.
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Description: A clinical performs one or more of the following services to provide information or materials for use in the diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of a disease or the identification or assessment of a medical or physical condition. Services include examination of fluids, tissue, cells, laboratory or other materials taken from the human body. All facilities, including physician offices, performing non-waived clinical laboratory testing, are required to get a federal Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) certificate and a state clinical laboratory license. Providers performing only waived testing who do not use a microscope are required to get a federal CLIA Certificate of Wavier. With the exception of providers doing only provider performed microscopy procedures, survey requirements apply only to those laboratories performing non-waived testing.CLIA waived laboratories are not found in the Facility/Provider locator tool. The CLIA program has a look-up site at: https://www.cms.gov/medicare/quality/clinical-laboratory-improvement-amendments/laboratory-demographics
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