Rehabilitation Hero

Rehabilitation

Whether for short-term, long-term or ongoing rehabilitation needs, Ascension Living professionals work with you and your healthcare team to define a plan and help you reach your recovery goals.

Compassionate nursing and rehabilitation care after a hospital stay

Imagine receiving 24/7 care in a supportive community from a team whose goals are the same as yours. Our goal is to get you back to your normal way of life. If you have an ongoing or new health condition, chronic or severe pain or need help with activities of daily living, our care teams can help. Ascension Living provides flexible, personalized care plans for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. Feel comfortable knowing that you will receive high-quality 24/7 care from our dedicated and caring team.
  • What rehabilitation services do you offer?

    For some treatments and conditions, you may need advanced care. These include advanced heart surgery or stroke. Short-stay therapy services are a helpful way to build strength as you move from hospital to home. Your team of therapists, nurses and doctors work with you to create a personalized care plan. Your plan might include: 

    • Physical therapy to help you regain strength, mobility and balance
    • Occupational therapy to help improve your ability to perform everyday tasks
    • Speech therapy to help strengthen your communication and eating or swallowing skills
     
  • Is occupational therapy the same as physical therapy?
    It’s similar in that it helps restore strength and mobility. Occupational therapy helps people adapt to their social and physical environment through education in things like dressing, memory training and coordination exercises.
  • What can I expect from speech therapy?
    Our skilled speech and language pathologists address communication issues and swallowing dysfunction. They’ll design treatment plans to help with language ability, provide alternate communication strategies and give appropriate diet recommendations.
  • What is skilled nursing?
    Skilled nursing is advanced care or rehabilitation care. It may be needed after a stroke, surgery or advanced medical treatment or health condition. Skilled nursing care can be provided for short and long periods of time. Your team will work with you and your personal physician to create a care plan that meets your needs.
  • When is skilled nursing necessary?

    Skilled nursing is a good choice for people who need more medical care but do not need the amount of treatment given at a hospital. In a skilled nursing community, you can expect a higher level of care than assisted living provides. You can find help with daily activities, rehabilitation care or long-term care.

  • Will Medicare pay for skilled nursing?
    Ascension Living [Community Name] is Medicare-certified. This means that for a hospital stay that qualifies, Medicare may cover some costs. It may cover costs for up to 20 days and require a copayment for up to 80 days. For more details, visit Medicare.gov.
Services and amenities:
  • Nutritious dining options 
  • Nursing staff on duty 24/7
  • Doctor services on call 24/7
  • 24/7 emergency alert system with fall prevention technology
  • Physical, occupational and speech therapies
  • Medication management provided by a licensed nurse
  • Daily life-enrichment activities
  • Barbershop and hair salon
  • A full calendar of activities
  • Religious services
 

 

REHABILITATION COMMUNITIES
With rehabilitation communities, across 11 states and Washington, D.C., odds are you are never far from a community that matches your needs.

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  • Our residences and accommodations
  • Our inclusive and innovative culture
  • Our local community presence and the benefits of being part of a strong national health care network.
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