A hospital is for acutely ill people. A nursing home is for people who are not yet strong enough to return home, or who require long-term care. In a nursing home, residents dine, socialize, and even travel together while receiving clinical care in a warm and nurturing environment.

There is a full array of Jewish, Catholic and Protestant services.

We have a list of physicians with approved credentials to provide care to residents in our community. If you would like to have your physician added to the list, we would be more than happy to start that process.

Yes, RNs are on site 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. There is always a RN supervisor on duty around the clock.

We accept Medicare and Medicaid, and some other insurance policies may be acceptable. As an experienced not-for-profit organization, we’re up to date on the intricacies of insurance eligibility and other payment options. Our dedicated financial services department can assist you with evaluating your eligibility and applying for benefits. For those who are not eligible for Medicare, Medicaid, or other insurance coverage, the daily rate is as follows: Semi-private rooms: $300 per day Private rooms: $315 per day

We have an established pet visiting program and most family pets are allowed to visit within the parameters of our Pet Policy. Please check with our Activity Director or reception for details.

Yes. Arrangements can be made through our Social Services Department for short stays based on bed availability.

Yes. The Business Office staff will help you complete applications for Medicaid and we can also review and offer assistance with understanding your long-term care insurance plans.

In house cable TV is available for a small monthly viewing charge. We also have public televisions throughout the building. In room telephone services can be arranged through an outside service.”

Recommended visiting hours are from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily. However, residents may consent to receiving visitors at any time.

Yes. We maintain strong ties to the community by keeping residents active and engaged with trips to local restaurants, shopping centers, and various events on a weekly basis as weather permits.

For safety reasons, medications may not be kept in resident rooms. This includes over-the-counter and prescription medications. Family members should direct medication questions to the charge nurse or nursing supervisor.

Recommended visiting hours are from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily. However, residents may consent to receiving visitors at any time.