Programs & Services

We provide a full-range of healthcare services to meet the changing needs of those we serve. Whether you or someone you care for is recovering from surgery or a serious illness, or has decisions regarding short or long-term care that need to be made, we understand how complex matching your needs with a health care provider can be.



We design our individual plans around your personal healthcare needs. After all, what's best for you is what really matters. You will experience a friendly and caring environment the moment you walk through our doors.

Post-Acute Care

Our Post-Acute Services include medically complex treatment for patients recovering from surgical procedures or medical events including, but not limited to, the following:

• Joint Replacements
• CVA
• Cardiac
• Post-operative care
• Orthopedic
• Intravenous Therapy

• Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
• Tracheostomies
• Feeding Tubes
• Wound Care
• Pain management
• Respiratory Care/Oxygen/CPAP/BIPAP

Skilled Nursing Services

Our skilled nursing programs benefit patients whose medical conditions are stable but may not have reached their full recovery potential.

Common diagnosis treated:

• CVA/Stroke
• Post-surgical care
• Congestive heart failure (CHF)
• COPD
• Dysphasia/Aspiration

• Multiple Sclerosis
• Parkinson's disease
• Pneumonia
• Orthopedic

Skilled Nursing Services Include:

• Respiratory services for those patients with conditions who may require airway management, oxygen administration, and pulmonary care.
• Wound care services for those patients who have wounds resulting from surgery, trauma, or disease. Wound care services include local surgical and non-surgical procedures, nutritional support, prevention programs, antibiotic administration and implementation of a standardized wound treatment plan focusing on optimum healing.

• Infusion therapies to benefit those patients who may be experiencing dehydration, nutritional deficiencies, infections, diabetes and other diagnosis. Infusion therapy services include the intravenous administration of antibiotics, maintenance of intravenous lines, pain management and parenteral nutrition.
• Cardiac recovery services, including post-operative care, rehabilitation and medication management.

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation services are included in the plan of care for stabilized patients who would benefit from a combination of physical, occupational or speech therapies. Our comprehensive rehabilitation program is customized to meet the changing needs of each patient as they progress through recovery. The goal of our rehabilitation program is to increase the level of independent functioning of the patient.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy meets the needs of patients who have a loss of function or independence due to an illness or injury. Residents are assisted in regaining functional abilities such as walking, improving strength, balance, endurance, and recovering from painful injuries. Comprehensive physical therapy offers:

• Gait training with assistive devices
• Muscle re-education
• Muscle strengthening and coordination

• Pain management
• Prosthetic evaluation and training
• Transfer training

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps patients and residents return to their optimal level of independence in activities of daily living. Functional skills such as self-feeding, bathing, dressing, toileting and homemaking are taught. Outcome oriented occupational therapy may include the following:

• Activities of daily living
• Assistive device assessment & training
• Cognitive/perceptual assessment and training including recommendations for environmental adaptations
• Energy conservation techniques

• Instruction in self-help tasks
• Safety training
• Splint fabrication and modification
• Upper extremity strengthening and coordination

Speech Therapy

The speech pathologist treats patients with speech, language, swallowing and hearing impairments. The patient's ability to communicate and swallow are two functional skills improved through speech therapy. Treatment includes:

• Alternative means of communication assessment and training
• Cognitive assessment and training
• Speech language evaluation and therapy

• Swallowing (Dysphasia evaluation and treatment, including food texture evaluation and recommendations)
• Vocal evaluation and treatment

Long-Term Care

We provide general and restorative care to residents who cannot be taken care of at home due to the caregiving demands of a chronic illness, the frailties of age, or physical limitations. Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) are the heart of our general nursing and restorative care programs. They focus on providing care and comfort while striving to enhance the joy and dignity of life.

Our general and restorative services include:

• 24-hour comprehensive nursing care
• On-call physician coverage

• Medication administration
• Social services

Dietary Services

Residents are served three nutritious and well-balanced meals daily. We offer flexibility in menu options as much as possible and have snacks available as well. We have dietitians available to accommodate special dietary needs as well as physician-ordered therapeutic diets.

Helping our Residents Feel at Home

Our goal is to provide quality, compassionate care in a secure setting. We are committed to providing individualized personal care. Our centers are attractive and comfortable. We want our residents to feel comfortable during their stay at our centers, and we make every effort to help them feel at "home" with us.



We offer a blend of structured daily activities designed to stimulate the whole person with periods of rest and relaxation that help residents to meet the goals of their individual plan of care. We welcome family and friends to visit and we encourage socialization during meals and recreational activities.

Palliative Care

Palliative care is medical care designed to address the needs of residents and patients with a terminal illness. A terminal illness is defined as "any illness where death is expected within six months or less if the disease runs its normal course". The Palliative care program addresses the entire scope of care. We strive to establish, for those living with a terminal illness, a degree of care that not only treats their medical needs but also includes their family and friends in their care. The staff's goal is to identify and implement interventions that meet the individual needs of the resident, patient, and their family while attending to quality-of-life issues that they are faced with. The program addresses medical symptoms, pain, nutrition, psychosocial needs, spiritual needs, and financial/ legal concerns.