Alzheimer’s Association – The Alzheimer’s Association is a leading organization providing support and research for Alzheimer’s disease. Click here to find information regarding research, caregiving tips, events, and a list of Alzheimer’s professionals in your area.

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) – The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is the federal agency that administers the Medicare and Medicaid programs and regulates health care providers. CMS aims to improve patient care and access. Their website provides a wealth of information on health services and programs available to seniors and other Americans.

A Guide to Long-Term Care for Veterans – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides a comprehensive guide for long-term Veteran Care. This guide covers a range of topics including VA benefits, skilled home health care, and long-term decision-making tips.

Administration on Aging (AOA) – The Administration on Aging is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The AOA carries out the provisions of the Older Americans Act of 1965, promoting the well-being of older individuals by providing resources and services for seniors to live independently.

National Care Planning Council – The National Care Planning Council is a comprehensive resource for eldercare, senior services, and care planning. They publish numerous articles, books, and guides to assist in the caring and planning of seniors.

American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) – AARP is a leading resource for seniors across the United States. Here you can find information ranging from healthy living tips and financial advice to long-term planning and a list of skilled providers in your area. Click here for more information.

Will my Medicare Part A cover my stay?

For a skilled rehab or nursing stay to be covered by Medicare, you must have been admitted as an inpatient in the hospital for three “midnights” in the last 30 days. Please note that some patients may stay overnight in the hospital but don’t qualify if they’re admitted under “observation.” When you are discharged from the hospital, you will need a doctor’s order for a skilled Medicare Part A stay.

Can I qualify for skilled rehab if I’m not currently on Medicare?

We accept most managed care and commercial insurance, as well as private payment. You’ll need a doctor’s order for skilled care. Your doctor will determine if you have a skilled nursing and rehab need.

What types of insurance do you except?

We accept many types of insurance. Our major providers include:

Aetna

Beech Street

Blue Cross/Blue Shield

Care Improvement Plus

CHCS

Cigna

Cofinity

Corvel

Galaxy

Great West

Harmony Health Plan Medicare Advantage

HealthSmart and HealthSmart Accel

Humana

Interplan Health Group

MultiPlan

NPPN

PHCS and PHCS Savility

Swedish Covenant

UMWA

Unicare

USA MCO

WellCare Medicaid

Wellcare Medicare

United Health Care (with prior approval)

If you don’t see the name of your insurance company here, please call our admissions team to verify coverage.

Will my wishes for no heroic measures be honored?

We are mandated by law to care for everyone to the greatest extent possible unless you express otherwise in the form of an Advance Directive.

Your Social Worker will be help you complete the necessary paperwork so that all of YOUR wishes are carried out. If you have already completed your Advance Directives, please provide us with a copy.