Skilled Nursing

• You need care 24-hours a day from nurses & other medical professionals.
• You require more advanced medical care than what family can provide.
• You need assistance with daily living activities, like bathing, dressing, grooming, & moving around.
• You’ve had recent surgery, illness, or injury that requires ongoing medical care or rehabilitation.
• You require continuing care due to a medical condition, like stroke rehabilitation, diabetes management, or dialysis.
• You need specialized care to be comfortable, like pain management or continence management.

Individuals in a skilled nursing community generally have physical or cognitive impairments that require daily assistance. Most residents are no longer able to live on their own, so they rely on our 24-hour care staff to meet their skilled medical, nursing, and rehabilitation needs.

Post-acute care is a type of skilled nursing that supports seniors recovering from an acute injury, illness, or other condition requiring a hospital stay. It may include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and the use of highly specialized medical equipment.

Transitional care supports seniors who are trying to regain their independence after a period of depending on professional help to meet their medical needs. Seniors with complicated health issues or multiple conditions who no longer need hospital care benefit most from transitional care services.

Memory care provides specific activity programs, social opportunities, nutritional support and medical resources for seniors with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other cognitive impairments. We also provide support services and education for the families of these residents through our Nursing Care Centers.

Our rehabilitation programs are designed to help seniors regain physical and mental capabilities that have diminished naturally over time or as the result of an illness or injury. This form of skilled nursing is intended to help each resident enjoy as much independence as possible while they are part of our community.