Frequently Asked Questions

Contact our team. They can answer your questions, discuss our services, and help coordinate admission.

We encourage you to bring a pair of comfortable shoes and at least seven days worth of comfortable clothing including pajamas and undergarments. 

Please do. Photos, blankets, and decorative pieces from home are encouraged, and they go a long way toward making a room feel like your own. Space is limited, so pack with that in mind, and leave valuables and large sums of cash at home. If you have a question about a specific item, ask our admissions team before you arrive. 

Yes. Our in-house therapy team provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy in our expansive rehab gym. Programs include orthopedic and post-surgical rehabilitation, stroke and neurological recovery, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, and fall prevention and balance training. Your therapy plan is built around your goals, whether that’s returning home or regaining specific daily skills. 

A physician reviews your care shortly after you’re admitted, and our medical director oversees your plan of care with regular visits throughout your stay. We also have a wound care physician on site weekly and a wound care nurse daily. If something changes, our nursing team contacts your physician right away you won’t have to wait for a scheduled visit. 

That depends on your condition and your physician’s orders. Residents in short-term rehabilitation often work with our therapists several days a week, sometimes more than once a day. Your therapy team will review your schedule with you at the start and adjust it as you progress. 

Bring a complete list of your current medications, including dosages and the prescribing physician. In most cases our pharmacy supplies your medications during your stay, so you won’t need to bring the bottles themselves. If you take something unusual or hard to source, let our admissions team know ahead of time so we can plan for it. 

It varies. Short-term rehabilitation stays often run a few weeks, depending on your progress and your physician’s recommendation. Others stay with us longer for ongoing skilled nursing or long-term care. Your care team reviews your progress regularly and will keep you and your family informed about what to expect. 

Many families like to bring a pet along, and time with a familiar animal can lift a resident’s whole day. Give us a call before your visit so we can go over our current pet guidelines, including vaccination records and where visits can take place. 

We welcome visitors and encourage families to stay closely involved in their loved one’s care. Visiting hours and any current health precautions may change based on facility needs and public health guidance, so we recommend contacting our team before your visit for the most up-to-date information. If you’d like to visit outside of normal hours for a special occasion, please let us know. We’ll do our best to accommodate your request whenever possible. 

Absolutely. Residents are encouraged to stay connected with loved ones and may make phone calls to family and friends during their stay.