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What Is Skilled Nursing?
Skilled nursing is care delivered by licensed nurses for residents who need medical attention, rehabilitation, or help with daily living. At St. Anthony’s, our nurses provide 24-hour care for both short-term recovery and long-term needs.
Not sure if skilled nursing is the right level of care? Our team can assess your loved one’s needs and help you decide.
Compassionate Individualized Care That puts you first
Our licensed and registered nurses and practitioners work with residents and families to build a care plan centered on the resident.
We create a customized plan for each resident’s healthcare and treatment needs.
Skilled nurses are available 24 hours a day.
Compassion, Understanding, Respect
Our nurses are passionate about their work and treat every resident with compassion, understanding, and respect.
Holistic support for mind and body
We combine rehabilitation therapy with traditional nursing care to support each resident’s health, happiness, and satisfaction.
- Licensed, certified, and experienced nursing staff
- Rehabilitation therapy alongside nursing care
- Care for both short-term and long-term needs
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Nursing care
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Personalized attention every step
From admission through recovery, our team keeps residents and families informed and supported.
Staff You Can Count On
Our skilled, licensed, and certified nurses follow high-quality standards and healthcare regulations.
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Help With Insurance & Costs
Medicare may cover skilled nursing after a qualifying hospital stay. Our team will review your coverage with you.
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Frequently asked question
1. What’s the difference between a skilled nursing facility and a nursing home?
Skilled nursing is typically for people who don’t need long-term care. It provides in-patient care and rehabilitation by licensed, trained staff. A nursing home provides permanent care and custodial support 24 hours a day.
2. What are the requirements for skilled nursing facilities?
Admission usually needs a physician’s order for skilled care and a review of the person’s medical needs. Medicare coverage generally requires a qualifying inpatient hospital stay of at least 3 days. Our admissions team can review your situation with you.
3. What should I look out for in a skilled nursing facility?
Look for licensed and experienced nurses, personalized care plans, clear communication with families, and a clean, comfortable environment. Visit in person and ask questions.
