Frequently Asked Questions
The admission process begins when you or your loved one contacts us to schedule a tour. After the tour, our staff will meet with you to discuss your loved one’s specific needs and how we can best meet them. If you’re ready to begin the admissions process at that time, we will guide you through the necessary paperwork and assessments to ensure a smooth transition.
Family connections are vital to the wellbeing of our residents. Our visitation policies are flexible, allowing family members to visit at various times throughout the week. We encourage you to check with our staff for any specific guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.
Understanding the costs associated with rehabilitation and skilled nursing care is essential. We will provide a comprehensive breakdown of our fees and will work with you to discuss insurance options during your visit. Many insurance plans cover various services, and our admissions team is here to assist you in navigating those details.
Our facility and staff offer a range of services designed to promote recovery and wellbeing, including:
- Physical Therapy: Tailored programs to help regain mobility and strength.
- Occupational Therapy: Support for daily living activities to promote independence.
- Skilled Nursing: 24/7 care from our compassionate nursing staff.
- Memory Care: Specialized support for residents with memory-related conditions.
- Speech-Language Pathology: Assistance with communication and swallowing disorders.
- Recreational Activities: Engaging programs to enhance social interaction and enjoyment.
- Dietary Services: Customized meal plans to meet dietary needs and preferences.
For more detailed information about our services, feel free to contact us or schedule a tour.
Papers
- Power of Attorney papers
- Health Care Proxy
- Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (MOLST)
- Living Will – Non Hospital DNR
- Medicare and Health Insurance Cards
- Immunization records if available
- Any information regarding new resident’s social history, i.e. information regarding parent, siblings, education, employment, military service history
For Resident
- At least 7-10 days of clothing (must be able to withstand high heat laundry)
- Rubber soled shoes or sneakers
- Underwear, socks, pajamas if desired
- Cable ready television 19″ to 32″
Resident may bring
- Twin-sized bedspread or comforter
- Plants
- Photographs
- A few knick-knacks (items that will help provide a “home-like” atmosphere)
Have More Questions?
If you have more questions or would like to speak with a member of our admissions team, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
