Solaris Healthcare Celebration

I recently dropped off my father-in-law at this rehabilitation center, and I am thoroughly impressed with their service. The facility is exceptionally clean, professional, and well-organized. The staff made me feel at ease by attentively addressing my father-in-law's needs, making the transition from the hospital to short-term care seamless. This is one of the best facilities I have ever encountered, and I am confident that my father-in-law will thrive here on his path to recovery. Highly recommended!

I went to visit my aunt a few days ago and she has raved about her stay here. Nurses are kind and very attentive per her experience. When I had lost the exit to leave the building they kindly gave me directions and I let them know my aunt had called for them and they kindly responded they would be there shortly to answer her call. Front staff was friendly and check in and check out process was quick and easy. The location looked very clean and spacious. The atmosphere and quiet hallways makes you feel like you are in a very peaceful place.

Dietary apartment is not overseen by management. Clear liquid diet was prescribed for my husband, he received a tray with chili, bread, salad & apple dessert. If he was not of sound mind, he would have ended up back in the hospital. If it’s rehab you need for reconditioning after major abdominal surgery, do not choose this facility. I asked to speak with management, only 1 kind, considerate person (Sandy) talked with us & was empathetic to our needs.

Solaris in Celebration, FL, has been fantastic for my mother-in-law, who is a guest there. The facility is impressively clean and well-maintained, creating a welcoming environment. There are plenty of activities to keep residents engaged, including nail painting and other enjoyable options. The staff is friendly, attentive, and truly cares about the residents' well-being. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a quality, supportive community for their loved ones.

I do not recommend this center for the Hispanic community. Although they have very good Hispanic nurses, unfortunately about 80% of the rest of the staff is English-speaking only, which makes communication extremely difficult for many patients. The center does not have on-screen translation services and does not make the extra effort to use any alternative systems to communicate effectively with non-English-speaking patients. We are in the 21st century, year 2026, and it is unacceptable that they do not invest in basic communication tools. The Hispanic community is very large in Florida, especially in Central Florida, yet there is a clear lack of empathy and consideration toward us. Additionally: 30 patients assigned to a single nurse is excessive; this would not be acceptable even in Puer