Aviata at Saint Lucie

Aviata at Saint Lucie brings skilled nursing care to the heart of Fort Pierce, Florida — a vibrant city on the Treasure Coast known for its fishing heritage, Atlantic waterfront, and strong sense of community. Located on South 13th Street in the 34950 zip code, the community is close to Lawnwood Regional Medical Center on 25th Street, one of the Treasure Coast's most capable acute care hospitals, featuring a Level II trauma center and a wide range of specialty services including cardiac and neurological care. Fort Pierce's authentic Florida character sets it apart from more heavily developed coastal cities. The Fort Pierce Inlet State Park offers beachside recreation, fishing, and nature trails along the Atlantic — a beloved local gem for residents' families visiting on weekends. The Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute on the north side of the city is a point of regional pride, conducting marine research in the Indian River Lagoon, one of Florida's most ecologically significant estuaries. The Manatee Observation and Education Center in downtown Fort Pierce draws visitors of all ages and reflects the city's deep connection to its natural environment. Downtown Fort Pierce has experienced meaningful revitalization in recent years, with local restaurants along Avenue A and Seaway Drive offering waterfront dining and a walkable small-city atmosphere. Indian River Mall on U.S. 1 provides convenient shopping close to the community, and the Savannas Preserve State Park to the south offers kayaking and nature trails through a rare freshwater marsh ecosystem. Managed by Aviata Health Group, Aviata at Saint Lucie reflects the organization's commitment to delivering high-quality skilled nursing care in underserved communities along Florida's Treasure Coast. The team provides 24-hour licensed nursing care, post-acute rehabilitation services, and long-term residential nursing for individuals navigating serious medical conditions, recovery from hospitalization, or the ongoing demands of complex chronic illness — all in a community that takes pride in knowing its residents by name.