At AdventHealth Connerton, formerly Florida Hospital at Connerton Long Term Acute Care, we deliver meaningful long-term care by getting to know our patients and their families. Our 50-bed hospital is designed to serve individuals who have medically complex illnesses requiring additional weeks of specialized hospital care.
The unique environment of a long-term acute-care hospital means that our patients and their visitors will spend more time with us than at other hospitals. For that reason, we've designed our hospital to be a comfortable environment. Our specially trained staff are not only experts in providing advanced care, but also have friendly, compassionate personalities that help ease the stress that can be associated with long-term recovery or illness.
The 48,000-square foot, one-story AdventHealth Connerton features all private rooms, an operating room for minor inpatient procedures, a chapel, inner courtyard and dining area — all specially designed for an extended hospital stay.
AdventHealth Connerton is part of the AdventHealth network, and we are proud to bring our expertise, experience and leadership to the region as we deliver health care through the compassion and dedication of our people.
We strongly encourage visitation by family and friends for our patients, as support, comfort and love are just as important in the healing process as any medical treatment or medicine that we can give.
An extended hospital stay can be a stressful time for our patients and their loved ones. We’re committed to providing an environment that invites a sense of peace and calm and helps promote healing.
A long-term acute care patient is one who needs focused critical care nursing, intensive respiratory services and rehabilitation therapies for his or her recovery. Find out how to refer a patient here.
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Specialty Acute Care
AdventHealth Connerton, formerly Florida Hospital at Connerton Long Term Acute Care, provides a comprehensive range of services to treat patients whose medically complex conditions require an extended hospital stay. Our specially trained staff works to deliver expert acute care, helping each patient progress toward the next stage of their recovery.
Ventilator Weaning
Complex Respiratory Conditions
Infectious Diseases
Complex Wound Care
Heart Failure
Medically Complex Conditions
Neurological Disorders
Post-Trauma Care
Renal Disorders
Bariatric Care
Surgical Complications
Long-Term Treatments and Services We Offer
Nursing Units: Our nursing care units are specially designed for long-term patients, including a critical care unit and two medical/surgical units.
Radiology/Imaging: Our inpatient radiology services allow us to quickly take and interpret diagnostic imaging such as X-ray or ultrasound scans.
Surgical Suite: Our fully equipped operating room is available for minor inpatient procedures.
Laboratory: We have a dedicated laboratory on-site for quicker test results.
Pharmacy: Our full-service inpatient Pharmacy dispenses medications ordered by a patient's physician.
Respiratory Services: Our Level 5 Respiratory Therapists are experts in critical care ventilator support as well as ventilator weaning and acute care respiratory therapy.
Therapy Services: Our on-site therapy services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and nutritional therapy to rehabilitate patients to point where they can be safely discharged.
Medical Nutrition Services: Proper nutrition plays an important part in wellness and recovery. Our on-site Medical Nutrition Therapist can develop nutritious meals for patients based on the physician’s recommendations.
Case Management: Each patient is assigned a Case Manager, who assists with discharge planning and special service needs, such as home health care or medical equipment. Case Managers also maintain contact with insurance companies regarding care and are available to answer any questions about coverage.
Coming Soon
2019 Hospital Expansion
The campus is currently undergoing a significant expansion to fit the growing needs for patient care. In 2019, the campus will add 22,000 square feet of additional space that includes 30 new critical care beds designed to serve patients requiring additional weeks of specialized hospital care. Once completed, AdventHealth Connerton will increase to 75 beds.
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You can support AdventHealth Connerton by donating to the AdventHealth Tampa Foundation.
Our philosophy of whole person health — achieving wellness of the mind, body and spirit for our patients — is of paramount importance to each member of our talented clinical staff. Your generous support not only allows to us continue on our journey to excellence but makes a meaningful difference in the countless lives we touch each day. It’s a legacy you can see, touch and feel each time you walk through the doors at AdventHealth Tampa. Your gifts make a difference in their lives, and we thank you!
AdventHealth Connerton
AdventHealth Connerton
Formerly known as Florida Hospital at Connerton Long Term Acute Care
We have an open visitation policy at AdventHealth Connerton, which means we have no set visiting hours. Friends and family are encouraged to visit any time of the day. We also have a unique understanding that pets are part of the family, too. Ask your nursing team about setting up a pet visit.
