Insurance Coverage

Medicare Part A may cover skilled nursing care after a qualifying hospital stay if eligibility requirements are met. Covered services may include short-term rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and skilled nursing care prescribed by a physician.

Many facilities accept Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage plans, managed care plans, long-term care insurance, and a variety of commercial insurance carriers. Coverage may vary by location. View additional information on our insurance page, or find a location to contact the facility directly and verify accepted plans.

Yes. Medicaid may help cover long-term nursing home care for individuals who meet state eligibility requirements. Coverage and qualification guidelines vary by state.

Coverage depends on your insurance plan, medical needs, and physician recommendations. Most insurance providers require rehabilitation services to be medically necessary. Benefit verification can help determine your coverage before admission.

Short-term rehabilitation may include skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, medication management, and personalized care planning. Coverage details vary by insurance provider.

Many Medicare beneficiaries qualify for coverage of physical, occupational, and speech therapy when services are medically necessary and meet applicable Medicare coverage requirements.

Many long-term care insurance policies provide benefits for nursing home care, rehabilitation services, assisted living, and other long-term healthcare needs. Benefits vary by policy.

Our admissions specialists can help verify your insurance benefits and explain deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and coverage limitations so you understand your potential financial responsibilities before care begins. Contact your preferred location to begin the verification process.

Private-pay options may be available. Financial assistance resources and Medicaid eligibility programs may also help offset the cost of care. Contact your preferred facility to discuss available payment options and resources.

Contact the facility directly to speak with an admissions representative. They can assist with insurance verification, answer coverage questions, and guide you through the admissions process. Find a Ciena Healthcare location to get started.