Skilled nursing care provides custodial and skilled nursing care 24/7. Skilled Nursing Care offer services ranging from short-term rehabilitative care to long term comprehensive care. Services can be grouped into these general care categories:

Medical care includes working with physicians to oversee medications, examinations and treatments.
Nursing care includes assessment, treatments, injections, and administration of medications.
Rehabilitative care services might include post-hospital stroke, heart or orthopedic care, or various types of therapy, e.g. respiratory, physical, occupational or speech therapy. Read more about our Rehabilitative Services.
Personal care offers assistance with “activities of daily living.” These daily tasks can include help getting out of bed, bathing, using the toilet, dressing, walking or eating.
For patients requiring an extended placement, we honor the opportunity to help residents and families create a home for their loved one at our facility. Our restorative team works closely with the rehabilitation department to design individual programs for walking, strengthening, range of motion, pain management, and group exercises. Our long-term care program offers specialized nursing care, diverse recreational activities and supportive social services catered to the resident’s individual needs. In addition, our physician will oversee your loved one’s medical care along with our interdisciplinary team of licensed professionals.

We encourage family to become involved with us in creating a living space that has familiar items from home. Whatever your needs, we are here to help. For some residents, we are able to restore them to a level of function, which enables them to return home. For those who cannot return home, we are committed to providing a warm and caring home and feel honored they chose to make our facility their home.

Skilled nursing care facilities, commonly referred to as “nursing homes,” are licensed health care facilities that are inspected and regulated by the State Department of Health.

Contact us to learn more about skilled nursing care