It’s important to keep these factors in mind when being discharged from the hospital:
- Post-Hospital Syndrome: This is a period where patients have an increased risk of re-hospitalization due to stress, disrupted routines, and lingering health issues.
- Keep a close eye on recovery and symptoms. Don’t hesitate to contact your healthcare provider about changes in health.
- Evaluate how much care is needed for you or your loved one. Outside assistance may be needed for proper care. You can learn about the services we offer and community locations through these links.
A skilled nursing facility (SNF) may be the right choice if you or your loved one had surgery that affects mobility, experienced a stroke or other neurological complications, have an illness requiring wound care or therapy, or have limited independence. Skilled nursing care is designed to get people back on their feet and into their lives after these events.
Yes, we can! Our personalized care teams are trained to address the specific needs of our residents. We provide a level of care that reduces unnecessary hospitalizations and services that improves the quality of life for our residents.
Common conditions that require short-term rehab are stroke, major surgeries, severe injuries, chronic pain and illness conditions, neurological disorders, wound care, and accident recovery. There are many reasons one may need short-term rehabilitation. We are happy to help you get back on track at one of our communities.
Transitional care is the continuous healthcare provided during a patient’s or resident’s transition home or to a nursing facility. It is designed to ensure a coordinated move and to prevent adverse outcomes, especially in patients with chronic conditions.