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CORA REHABILITATION CLINICS - LAKE MARY

934 WILLISTON PARK POINT STE 1020 · LAKE MARY · SEMINOLE County · 32746

Inspection and deficiency evidence for families and professionals. No paid placement position or proprietary CRP quality score.

Provider metadata as of 2026-10-07; retrieved 2026-10-07. These dates do not establish current inspection coverage.

Agency identity and evidence coverage

AHCA FILE: 599 · Agency identity source
CMS CCN: 686702 · Agency identity source

Observed CMS certification status: Certified. This is the published metadata observation, not a new certification determination.

Observed state license status: FED CERTIFIED. Confirm the current status with the agency.

Official provider data source

rules: Provider-specific reference links are provided. Effective-date rule evaluation and staffing compliance remain unqualified.
quality: No quality measures are published in this profile.
branches: Branch and parent/site relationships have not been independently established. A directory address or served ZIP does not establish a branch.
identity: CMS and AHCA identity records linked with retained evidence. Historical periods before an observed link are not inferred.
staffing: No staffing compliance determination is published.
financial: See source-qualified reported fines and payment adjustments below. Actual payments, revenue losses and current restrictions are not established.
ownership: Ownership history is not qualified in this profile.
inspections: QCOR outpatient citation histories from a limited source query; retained coverage dates are shown on individual findings. Results are not a complete survey universe; missing findings are unknown, not zero.

Retained citation report window: 2024-10-07 through 2026-10-07. Individual sources may have earlier coverage.

Published inspection and deficiency records

Citation records have not been established in this profile. Missing records do not mean zero deficiencies.

The descriptions identify cited requirements, not the inspector’s facility-specific narrative.

For families: what happened, and what should I ask?

Ask for the current inspection report, the response to relevant findings and evidence that corrective steps were completed. Historical findings do not prove current unsafe care. Missing findings do not prove quality or suitability.

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Publication reference: 6353b7c6-7a35-4edd-813e-987c75e6ada5. Source coverage and unavailable facts remain provider-specific.