Differences Between In-Home and Nursing Facility Care
Does your aging loved one need in-home care or admittance to a skilled nursing facility? This can be a difficult question to answer, depending on health condition. Oftentimes, a senior can stay at home to recover from an acute injury, but they may require 24-hour assistance, physical therapy and medication distribution that cannot be provided…
Frequently Asked Questions About Medicare
When it comes time for an aging loved one to seek skilled nursing care, families are often concerned about the facility costs for both short- and long-term stays. At West Hartford Health & Rehabilitation Center, we accept Medicare Part A for skilled nursing facility care and Medicare Part B. What are some commonly asked questions…
At-Home Safety for Seniors
At West Hartford Health & Rehabilitation Center, we provide short-term care to many patients. After these patients recover from their acute injury or illness, we send them home to a safe environment. Prior to discharge, we may conduct a home assessment to make sure that the space is safe and allows mobility for the patient….
Does Your Loved One Need Short or Long Term Care?
When our loved ones age, they become increasingly more susceptible to infection, falls and other injuries, as well as devastating medical conditions. A car accident or dementia diagnosis takes a toll on the entire family; a skilled nursing facility can take some of the stress off your hands. If you have an older family member…