HealthBridge St. Louis
HealthBridge St. Louis
1201 Garden Plaza Drive
Florissant, MO 63033 (St. Louis County)
St. Louis Area Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center
At HealthBridge, we’re committed to providing the best care available to your loved one as they work towards recovery. Choosing the best rehabilitation facility to treat your loved one is a challenging decision – we’re here to make it easier. Find our St. Louis location within the campus of Garden Plaza Senior Living Facility.
Whether you’re looking for long-term post-acute care or a supportive facility offering transitional care to help make the move from hospital to home, our knowledgeable staff provides expert rehab and medical services. Our physical, occupational and speech therapists develop personalized care plans to ensure patient progress continues in the best and most predictable way possible.
Our Current Services
This facility currently offers a focused set of services compared to other HealthBridge locations. For the time being, we are primarily a skilled nursing rehab facility with a focus on transitional care services like stroke rehabilitation and orthopedic rehabilitation. We also offer a 20-bed COVID unit for COVID-positive patients needing treatment that does not include ventilator care or trach care.
We’re planning for a grand opening of the full-service complex care unit in Q2 of 2021, offering all of HealthBridge’s adult patient services.
We’re committed to helping every patient we work with return home as soon as possible!
Contact UsOur Rehab Facility
HealthBridge St. Louis is close to all the attractions of the greater St. Louis area, but distanced enough to provide a quiet place to recover. The comfortable environment created on our campus is intended to promote healing and restorative function while providing the necessary medical and emotional support to both patient and family
This facility offers skilled care with both inpatient and outpatient services with 24-hour skilled nursing care. We create the ideal personalized medical plan for you or your loved one, no matter where you are in the recovery process.
HealthBridge St. Louis features:
- Intensive skilled nursing care
- High staff-to-patient ratio
- Proven clinical treatments and therapeutic protocols
- Large rehab gym with state-of-the-art equipment and assistive devices
- Private rooms with personal bathrooms equipped with showers
- Well-appointed common areas, including lounges, dining rooms and outside courtyards
- Family-friendly environment
Connected to the Garden Plaza Senior Living Community
HealthBridge St. Louis is located within the Garden Plaza campus, providing patients access to less intensive levels of care should they no longer require 24-hour nursing care but want to remain nearby.
Save the Date! HealthBridge St. Louis is hosting an OPEN HOUSE.
Patient Activities
While the main focus at our St. Louis rehabilitation center is supporting patients in their journey towards recovery with therapy sessions and other medical interventions, research shows patients recover more quickly if their emotional health is also cared for. We offer a wide variety of activities to support our patients during their time with us.
Meet the Team
Dr. Katherine Herzog, M.D., is a physiatrist who joined the HealthBridge St. Louis team in 2020. Dr. Herzog is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R), brain injury medicine, and pain medicine. She is particularly interested in brain injury medicine and is excited to bring her expertise in physical medicine and rehabilitation to the patients at HealthBridge!
Find Out If HealthBridge Is Right For You
Refer A PatientResources
Explore our services and learn what sets HealthBridge apart from other complex care providers. Download in Spanish here.
Read our admissions guide to help you and your loved ones get oriented to your surroundings at HealthBridge. Download in Spanish here.
Learn about the specialized services offered by the Complex Care Unit at HealthBridge St. Louis.
Read our visitation guide for Residents and Loved ones based on CDC and IDPH guidelines.
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