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Page Field Nursing Rehab: Independent Information & Local Guide
Independent informational resource: This website is not affiliated with, operated by, or endorsed by Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. We provide general information to help readers research nursing and rehabilitation options in Fort Myers. For official admissions, billing, availability, or visiting information, please contact the facility directly.
The facility most people mean when they search this name is Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 180-bed skilled nursing facility on North Airport Road beside Page Field airport. This guide gathers its federal ratings, staffing figures, costs and admission process, alongside the nearby alternatives.
Verified · CMS data as of 26 Aug 2026
- Medicare & Medicaid certified since 1994
- Staffing rated much above average
- Health inspections rated much below average
Contact and key details
All of the following comes from the facility’s federal record. Contact details are reproduced from public data so you can reach the facility directly — this site does not take enquiries on its behalf.
Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
- Address
- 2310 N Airport Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33907
- Phone
- (239) 931-8401
- Official website
- pagerehabcenter.com
- CMS provider number
- 105864
- Certified beds
- 180
- Average residents per day
- 168.7
- Certification
- Medicare and Medicaid
- Medicare participant since
- 1 October 1994
- Legal business name
- Page Operating, LLC
- Ownership type
- For profit — limited liability company
- Chain affiliation
- Jonathan Bleier
- Memory care
- 44-bed secured unit
- Resident council
- Yes
- Sprinklers in all required areas
- Yes
- Inside a hospital / CCRC
- No / No
- Typical private-pay cost
- Roughly $7,700 – $10,000 / month
Facility details, bed count, ownership and resident numbers from CMS Care Compare, provider 105864, data last updated 26 August 2026. The private-pay cost range comes from third-party senior care listings, not from CMS.
CMS ratings
Every Medicare-certified nursing home is rated by CMS on three separate measures. This facility is an unusual case, because the three point in opposite directions — which is why the overall star on its own tells you very little here.
| Measure | Rating | Stars | What it is based on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall rating | Below average | 2 of 5 | A composite of the three measures below |
| Health inspections | Much below average | 1 of 5 | Unannounced state surveys. Carries the most weight. |
| Staffing | Much above average | 5 of 5 | Verified against payroll data, so difficult to inflate |
| Quality measures | Above average | 4 of 5 | Clinical outcomes, partly self-reported |
How to read this split
The facility employs and retains more nursing staff than almost any comparable home in Florida, and its clinical outcome measures are above average. Its inspection record, however, is in the bottom band nationally, and inspections are the most heavily weighted part of the overall score. In plain terms: staffing is a genuine strength, and regulatory compliance is the thing to ask hard questions about. Request the most recent survey report and the plan of correction before making a decision.
Source: CMS Care Compare, data last updated 26 August 2026, retrieved 10 September 2026. Ratings are refreshed quarterly — check the current federal profile before you decide.
Staffing levels and turnover
Nursing hours per resident per day is widely regarded as the most reliable single indicator of care quality, because CMS verifies it against payroll records rather than taking the facility’s word for it.
| Measure | This facility | Florida average | National average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total nurse staffing hoursHigher is better | 4 h 08 m | 3 h 49 m | 3 h 52 m |
| Registered Nurse hoursHigher is better | 49 min | 44 min | 41 min |
| RN hours at weekendsHigher is better | 36 min | 32 min | 29 min |
| LPN / LVN hoursHigher is better | 49 min | 47 min | 52 min |
| Nurse aide hoursHigher is better | 2 h 31 m | 2 h 19 m | 2 h 19 m |
| Total nurse hours at weekendsHigher is better | 3 h 45 m | 3 h 29 m | 3 h 25 m |
| Physical therapist hoursHigher is better | 1 min | 5 min | 4 min |
| Total nursing staff turnoverLower is better | 25.7% | 41.4% | 45.8% |
| Registered Nurse turnoverLower is better | 30.6% | 46.0% | 42.9% |
| Administrators who left in the yearLower is better | 1 | 0.7 | 0.5 |
| Average residents per day | 168.7 | 108.9 | 86 |
Two things worth noticing
Turnover is the standout figure. At 25.7% against a Florida average of 41.4%, staff stay far longer here than is typical, which usually means they know the residents. That is hard to achieve and hard to fake.
Reported physical therapist hours are low — one minute per resident per day against a Florida average of five. If you are coming specifically for short-term rehabilitation, ask the admissions team how many therapy sessions a week a resident on your programme actually receives, and who delivers them. Contract therapy staff are not always captured in this measure.
Source: CMS Care Compare staffing data for provider 105864, last updated 26 August 2026. Figures represent the facility’s average over the most recent reported quarter and include nursing staff with administrative duties.
Where the name Page Field comes from
No facility is formally registered as “Page Field Nursing Rehab.” The name comes from geography. The center sits on North Airport Road directly beside Page Field, the general aviation airport that has been a Fort Myers landmark since the 1920s. Local families give directions by the airport, and over time the name stuck.
The official name is Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, and the legal business name on federal records is Page Operating, LLC. If a hospital discharge planner, a doctor or a relative mentioned “Page Field,” this is the place they meant.
Services offered
As a 180-bed skilled nursing center, the facility covers the full span of care, from a few weeks of therapy after surgery through to permanent residency and dedicated memory support.
Short-term rehabilitation
Physical, occupational and speech therapy after surgery, a stroke or a fall. Ask specifically about weekly session counts — see the staffing note above.
Skilled nursing
Round-the-clock licensed nursing. Nursing hours here run above both state and national averages.
Long-term care
Ongoing residential nursing care with help for daily living, for residents who will not be returning home.
Memory care
A 44-bed secured unit for residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other memory-related conditions.
Respite stays
Short planned stays, usually booked by the week, giving a family caregiver a genuine break.
Discharge planning
Social work support to organise home care, equipment and follow-up appointments before a resident leaves.
How admission works
Admissions to skilled nursing usually move faster than families expect, often within a day or two of a hospital discharge. Knowing the sequence in advance makes it far less stressful.
- A referral is made, usually by the hospital case manager or by the family contacting the admissions office directly.
- Clinical records are reviewed to confirm the facility can meet the care needs and that a suitable bed is free.
- Funding is confirmed — Medicare after a qualifying hospital stay, Medicaid, long-term care insurance, or private pay.
- Paperwork is signed and a move-in date is set, frequently the same or next day.
- A care plan meeting is held within the first days. Families are entitled to attend, and it is well worth doing.
Questions worth asking before you sign
Given this facility’s inspection record, ask to see the most recent state survey report and the plan of correction, and ask what has changed since. Ask how many therapy sessions per week a resident on your specific programme receives, and whether therapists are employed or contracted. Ask whether the bed converts to Medicaid when Medicare days end. Get the answers in writing. Our full question list covers the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a facility actually called Page Field Nursing Rehab?
No. It is the informal name Fort Myers families use for Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, because it sits beside Page Field airport on North Airport Road. The legal business name on federal records is Page Operating, LLC.
What is the phone number and address?
2310 N Airport Road, Fort Myers, FL 33907, and the main line is (239) 931-8401. This site is an independent guide, so contact the facility directly for admissions, billing and visiting questions.
What is its CMS star rating?
As of CMS data updated on 26 August 2026, the overall rating is Below average, or 2 out of 5. That breaks down as Much below average for health inspections, Much above average for staffing, and Above average for quality measures.
Is the staffing level good?
By federal measures it is a strength. Total nurse staffing is 4 hours 8 minutes per resident per day against a Florida average of 3 hours 49 minutes. Nursing staff turnover is 25.7%, well below the Florida average of 41.4%.
What does a stay cost per month?
Third-party senior care listings put the typical private-pay range at roughly $7,700 to $10,000 a month. That figure does not come from CMS. Short-term rehabilitation after a qualifying hospital stay is usually billed to Medicare instead.
Does it accept Medicare and Medicaid?
Yes, it is certified for both and has been a Medicare participant since 1 October 1994. Confirm in writing whether a specific bed converts to Medicaid once Medicare-covered days end.
How many beds does it have?
It is certified for 180 beds, including a 44-bed secured memory care unit, and averages 168.7 residents per day, above the Florida average of 108.9.
Who owns it?
The legal business name is Page Operating, LLC, recorded by CMS as a for-profit limited liability company. The chain affiliation listed on the federal profile is Jonathan Bleier.
Is this website run by the facility?
No. This is an independent informational guide with no affiliation to Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center or its ownership group. The facility’s own website is pagerehabcenter.com.
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pagefieldnursingrehab.com is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, Page Operating, LLC, or any facility described here, and all trade names remain the property of their owners. Ratings and staffing data are from CMS Care Compare, federal provider number 105864, data last updated 26 August 2026 and retrieved 10 September 2026. Federal data is refreshed quarterly and may have changed since publication. Nothing on this page is medical, legal or financial advice — verify current information with the facility and on Medicare Care Compare before making a decision.