Life Care Center of Estero operates as a skilled nursing home, concentrating on both long-term and short-term clinical needs. Residents have access to on-site physical therapy, respiratory therapy, and a pulmonary rehabilitation program designed for those recovering from COPD and other breathing disorders. Short-term rehabilitation services support individuals transitioning from hospital to home, while respite care offers temporary stays for caregivers who need a break. The center’s multidisciplinary team tailors treatment plans to improve mobility, lung function, and overall independence.

Round-the-clock licensed nursing staff monitor vital signs, administer medications, and respond to urgent needs. A respiratory care team is available for airway management and oxygen therapy, and therapists coordinate closely with attending physicians to adjust care plans. Twenty-four-hour security personnel oversee entrances and patrol common areas to help ensure safety.

Resident rooms range from studio and efficiency layouts to suites that include private kitchenettes. Some units provide cable TV, wireless internet access, and fireplaces, while others focus on basic functionality; availability of features can differ from room to room. Housekeeping services are routinely scheduled, and outdoor areas—such as walking paths and a garden—are open for residents who want fresh air or a quiet place to sit. Flexible visiting hours accommodate family schedules and support regular contact.

Meals are prepared on site, with menus developed to meet nutritional guidelines and physician orders. Residents may dine in a communal area or in their rooms if preferred. A coffee shop offers snacks and beverages throughout the day, supplementing regular mealtimes. Dietitians review individual dietary needs to adjust portion sizes, textures, and therapeutic diets as prescribed.

The campus includes an activity center for group events, a library and computer lounge for reading or internet use, and organized clubs that foster social engagement. Bingo, TV and movie nights, and guided walks on maintained paths are scheduled regularly to encourage participation and routine exercise.