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About VITAS Healthcare - Lutz

VITAS Healthcare - Lutz keeps its office in Lutz, in Hillsborough County. Hospice care from this office is for families in Miami-Dade County and Monroe County, the same license as VITAS Healthcare - Miami Lakes. A family in Hillsborough County needs a hospice whose license includes Hillsborough County. The hospice record for this program dates to 2002. Nurses, aides, social workers, and a chaplain come to the home. The Lutz office is where that team sits. Families ask this office about care at home when they live in Miami-Dade County and Monroe County. Each visit is for the person in the home and the family around them.

Service Area

Tampa Bay Region

Serving 2 counties

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Contact & Availability

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Address: 1785 Northpointe Parkway, Lutz, FL 33558

Accreditations

Medicare Certified

Insurance Accepted

Medicare
Medicaid
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Complete Care Services

Medical Services

  • Skilled nursing care
  • Physician services
  • Home health aide assistance
  • Medical equipment & supplies
  • Medications & prescriptions

Support Services

  • 24/7 On-Call Support
  • Bereavement Support
  • Spiritual Care
  • Pain & Symptom Management
  • Social work support
  • Volunteer companionship

Levels of Care

  • Routine Home Care
  • General Inpatient Care (GIP)
  • Continuous Home Care
  • Respite Care

Medical Conditions

  • Dementia/Alzheimer's
  • Stroke
  • Cancer Care
  • ALS / Lou Gehrig's
  • Heart Disease
  • COPD
  • Parkinson's

Where They Provide Care

Care Wherever You Call Home

Private Home or Apartment

Your own residence, wherever you call home

Assisted Living Facility

We partner with ALFs throughout Florida

Nursing Home

Coordinated care with nursing facility staff

Memory Care Facility

Specialized support for dementia patients

What Families Are Saying

Most Recent Reviews

Sadie Hynes
7 months ago

I wish I could say this was a positive experience during such a difficult time, but unfortunately, it was anything but that. The level of care we received was extremely disappointing. Most of the staff made us feel like we were a burden rather than a family going through one of the hardest moments of our lives. Communication was poor, and when I reached out for additional help and resources, it felt like my concerns were brushed off. In particular, the social worker, Danielle, was unhelpful and unprepared. The information she provided was inaccurate, which only added more stress and confusion to an already overwhelming situation. When you're relying on professionals for guidance, getting incorrect information is unacceptable. That being said, I do want to recognize Fredo. He was the one bright spot in this experience. He took the time to truly connect with my uncle before he passed, and he made our family feel heard, supported, and cared for. His compassion and effort did not go unnoticed, and we are incredibly grateful for him. It's unfortunate that one person stood out so positively while the rest of the experience fell so far below expectations. I sincerely hope this facility makes improvements so other families don't have to go through what we did.

Crystal Littlefield
9 months ago

I made my concerns clear to the management team however nothing came of it. It started out well the first two weeks of at home care for my grandmother. That quickly changed as we constantly had different nurses assigned therefore no consistency for the patient nor the family. We would be told conflicting information by each nurse all the way up to her passing. It was an occasional occurrence but literally we saw a different nurse 2-3 times a week and was advised “I don’t know why they would tell you that because that isn’t right”…We were never provided guidance on how to do things such as appropriate method to move patient from bed to bedside commode, etc. We were left to searching YouTube to get guidance that we anticipated the agency to assist with. When we called after hours to ask questions it would take often times 3+ hours to get a call back. When you have a family member in pain and air gasping that is tooo long for a simple call back. On the day she passed VITAS didn’t even send out a nurse to pronounce the death, they sent a chaplain who was completely unaware of anything. In the state of FL it is against statute for a chaplain to pronounce death, must be a doctor or RN. Then took them over two weeks to sign death certificate for the funeral home which by law must be done in 72 hours. It was a circus to say the least. If I could do it over I would certainly have researched and went with Gulfside.

robin fransen
4 months ago

Just wanted to give a shout out to Kenya!!!! By far the best.... Always has time for the patient.... Never in a hurry.

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