Skilled Nursing Centers
Do the facilities contract for therapy?
Yes, these facilities work with APEX Rehabilitation Solutions.
How often does a doctor see a patient at the facilities?
A doctor sees a patient as often as is medically necessary. Insurance companies may also make recommendations on how often a patient should be seen.
How is a doctor chosen if their Primary Care Physician (PCP) does not have privileges here?
All of the facilities maintain a list of PCPs who are taking new patients. If your PCP doesn't have privileges at the facility you choose, rest assured there are several credentialed physicians to choose from. All PCPs recommended by the facilities have met credentialing requirements.
What insurances are accepted at the facilities?
All major insurances are accepted.
How much therapy does a resident receive at these facilities?
A resident typically receives as much therapy as is medically necessary. The opinions of the therapy staff, as well as any recommendations from the insurance carrier, are considered when a physician designs and orders a patient's therapy program.
What is a skilled need?
A skilled need is one that has to be primarily addressed by either a therapist or nurse. Skilled needs may include caring for IVs, a new PEG tube, or maintaining a new tracheotomy. Skilled needs also cover physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech/language therapy.
Does insurance pay for skilled nursing costs?
Insurance coverage can vary widely. Consult with your insurance company for specific details on your policy. The Admissions Department at each facility can provide you with information that may be useful in discussing your coverage with your insurance carrier.
Who is the Medical Director at the facilities?
By law, each facility is required to have a medical director. The name of the medical director is available through the Admissions Department at each facility. Names of other members of the medical staff are also available.
Skilled Nursing care is provided at the following client facilities: