What is skilled nursing care?
Skilled nursing care provides 24-hour nursing services for individuals who require medical monitoring, treatment, rehabilitation, or assistance that cannot safely be managed at a lower level of care.
What is short-term rehabilitation?
Short-term rehabilitation is designed for patients who need additional nursing and therapy following hospitalization, surgery, illness, injury, or a decline in function before returning home or transitioning to another setting.
Does Magnolia Nursing and Rehabilitation offer physical therapy?
Yes. Physical therapy may help residents improve strength, balance, mobility, walking, transfers, endurance, and overall functional independence.
Do you provide occupational therapy?
Yes. Occupational therapy focuses on improving a person’s ability to safely perform daily activities such as dressing, bathing, grooming, toileting, eating, and other functional tasks.
Do you provide speech therapy?
Yes, Speech-language pathology may address communication, cognition, speech, language, and swallowing disorders based on an individual’s clinical needs.
Do you provide tracheostomy care?
Magnolia Nursing and Rehabilitation may accept appropriate residents requiring tracheostomy care based on clinical review, individual care needs, available services, and the facility’s ability to safely meet those needs. Contact admissions to discuss a specific referral.
Can someone with dementia receive skilled nursing care?
Yes. Some individuals living with dementia also have medical or functional conditions requiring skilled nursing services. Our skilled nursing memory care approach combines nursing oversight with individualized support for cognitive, functional, and daily living needs.
How do I make a referral?
Families, hospitals, physicians, case managers, and other healthcare professionals can contact our admissions team to discuss clinical needs, insurance or payment considerations, bed availability, and the admissions process.
