Page Rehab Phone Number
The main line for Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center — the skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility on North Airport Road in Fort Myers, often called "Page Rehab" or "Page Field Nursing Rehab" by local families.
Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center · 2310 N Airport Road, Fort Myers, FL 33907
Which "Page Rehab" is this?
Several different names point to the same Fort Myers facility, which is why people arrive here unsure whether they have the right number. All of these refer to the same place at 2310 N Airport Road:
- Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center — the official registered name.
- Page Rehab — the short form most families and discharge planners use.
- Page Field Nursing Rehab — an informal name, because the building sits beside Page Field airport.
- Page Rehab Fort Myers — how it is usually written in search.
If you were given the name by a hospital case manager and it was any of the above, the number at the top of this page is the one you want.
Page Rehab contact details at a glance
Everything you would normally have to dig through three sites to find.
Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
- Phone
- +1 (239) 931-8401
- Address
- 2310 N Airport Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33907
- Official website
- Page Rehab Center
- Facility type
- Skilled nursing & rehabilitation
- Certification
- Medicare and Medicaid certified
- Care types
- Short-term rehab · Skilled nursing · Long-term care · Respite
- County
- Lee County, Florida
- Nearest landmark
- Page Field airport, North Airport Road
Compiled from public listings and the facility's own website. Contact details change — if the number above does not connect, check the official site, and see the federal profile for any Medicare-certified nursing home on Medicare Care Compare.
Who to ask for when you call Page Rehab
The main line is a switchboard. Naming the right department in your first sentence saves being transferred twice, which matters when you are calling from a hospital corridor.
Admissions
Bed availability, whether they can meet the care needs, insurance verification and move-in dates. This is the department you want for anything time-sensitive.
Nursing station
Day-to-day questions about a current resident — how they slept, whether they ate, how therapy went. Ask for the unit or floor by name if you know it.
Social services
Discharge planning, Medicaid applications, care plan meetings and anything involving paperwork or family decisions.
Business office
Billing, statements, what Medicare has covered so far, and what happens when covered days run out.
Therapy department
Progress updates, expected length of stay and what the goals are for going home. Worth calling weekly during a short-term rehab stay.
Administrator
Complaints or anything unresolved after two attempts with another department. Ask for the administrator by title and put the request in writing afterwards.
The best time to call
A skilled nursing facility is staffed around the clock, so the main line is answered at any hour. But the people who can actually decide something — admissions, billing, social services — generally work weekday business hours.
- Weekday mid-morning is usually the easiest window for admissions and billing.
- Avoid shift change, typically early morning and early evening, if you want the nursing station.
- Weekends will reach nursing staff, but rarely admissions or the business office.
Have this ready before you dial
Two minutes of preparation turns a frustrating call into a productive one, especially if you are arranging an admission.
- The resident's full name and date of birth.
- Medicare number, and any secondary insurance details.
- The hospital name and case manager, if a discharge is in progress.
- The diagnosis or reason care is needed, in one sentence.
- Whether you hold power of attorney or are the healthcare surrogate.
What to do if you cannot get through
Switchboards at busy facilities do go unanswered, particularly at shift change. Before assuming the number is wrong, try these in order.
- Call back in twenty minutes. Shift handover is the most common reason for a long ring.
- Use the contact form on the facility's official website and ask them to call you back.
- Ask the hospital case manager to call. Facilities answer clinical referral lines faster than public ones.
- Check the federal listing on Medicare Care Compare, which publishes current contact details for every certified nursing home.
- For an urgent concern about a resident's safety, contact Florida's long-term care ombudsman rather than waiting on the main line.
Frequently asked questions about the Page Rehab phone number
What is the Page Rehab phone number?
The main line is +1 (239) 931-8401. It reaches Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center at 2310 N Airport Road, Fort Myers, FL 33907.
Is Page Rehab the same as Page Field Nursing Rehab?
Yes. Page Rehab, Page Field Nursing Rehab and Page Rehab Fort Myers all refer informally to Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. The "Page Field" version comes from the airport the building sits beside.
Who should I ask for when I call?
Ask for admissions if you are arranging a stay or checking bed availability, the nursing station for questions about a current resident, social services for discharge planning or Medicaid paperwork, and the business office for billing. Naming the department first saves being transferred twice.
What is the best time to call?
The main line is answered around the clock, but admissions, billing and social services generally work weekday business hours. Mid-morning on a weekday is usually the easiest window, and shift change in the early morning and early evening is the hardest.
What is the address?
2310 N Airport Road, Fort Myers, FL 33907, in Lee County, directly beside Page Field airport on North Airport Road.
Does Page Rehab accept Medicare and Medicaid?
It is certified for both. Whether a specific bed converts to Medicaid once Medicare-covered days end varies bed by bed at any facility, so ask admissions to confirm that in writing before you commit.
Where can I check the official federal profile?
Every Medicare-certified nursing home in the United States has a free public profile on Medicare Care Compare at medicare.gov/care-compare, showing ratings, staffing levels, inspection history and current contact details.
Is this website run by Page Rehab?
No. This is an independent informational page with no affiliation to Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center or its ownership group. Calling the number above connects you to the facility directly.
pagerehabphonenumber.com is an independent informational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Page Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center or any facility mentioned here, and all trade names remain the property of their owners. Contact details are compiled from public listings and the facility's own website, and can change without notice. Nothing on this page is medical, legal or financial advice — please verify current information with the facility and on Medicare Care Compare before making a decision.