Skilled nursing facilities offer 24-hour-a-day health care by licensed professionals for individuals who need help with multiple medical and personal care needs.

If medical and personal care needs have become too great to handle at home due to a chronic disease or recent hospitalization, it may be time to consider long term care.

Yes, you are eligible to use your Medicare skilled nursing benefits under Medicare Part A following a qualifying hospital stay, a long as a skilled service (such as therapy) is being rendered. Medicare can cover up to the first 20 days of your stay at 100%, and then 80% for days 21-100, as long as you continue to require the skilled services of licensed therapists and/or a registered nurse.

This depends on your insurance plan. If you admit under Medicare Part A, Medicare will cover 100% of your costs for your first 20 days. After that point, the amount of your daily co-pay will depend on the amount covered in your specific insurance plan.

You can stay as long as you receive a skilled service. If your skilled service is therapy, you can stay until you achieve your goals, have returned to your prior level of functioning, or have stopped making progress.

This is determined upon admission after you are evaluated by therapy and have established goals. Most receive therapy twice a day up to 3 hours a day, at least 5 days per week.

Yes, therapy services are made available based on specific resident needs.

Yes, all of our short-term rehab patients are provide with a private rehab suite, including an en suite private bathroom. We also provide private rooms to our long-term care residents.

Your medications are covered during your skilled nursing or short-term rehab stay.

Facility wide Wi-Fi is made available to all residents free of charge, and each private rehab suite has a Smart TV with satellite.

The facility provides laundry services to all residents, free of charge. Please have your name marked on each item of clothing to ensure timely return from laundry services. If your family or other loved one prefers to do your laundry for you, this simply needs to be communicated to the admissions team or your nurse.

You’ll need comfortable, loose fitting clothing. Here are some suggestions: 5-6 pairs of slacks (elastic waistbands are best), 5-6 tops (less buttons are best), rubber-soled shoes (tennis or walking shoes), 6 pairs of socks, 2-4 changes of nightwear, 3 bras, slippers or house shoes with non-slip soles, warm sweater or jacket, grooming articles (toiletries…shampoo, deodorant, etc.)

The facility does not have strict visiting hours. We want our residents to be able to enjoy visitors at whatever time is convenient and customary for them.

We will gladly assist residents and loved ones with setting up transportation for clinically appropriate follow up appointments.

Medicare, Medicaid, HMO’s; please contact our business office for specifics as we are currently expanding our network to include more plans.

We are staffed with a Medical Director, an Orthopedic Medical Director, and Wound Physician, a Nurse Practitioner and a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. If your personal physician would like to care for you while you’re a patient here, our administrator will work with your physician through the required credentialing process this is legally required for physicians to provide care inside any nursing facility.