6 Nursing & Rehab Communities in the Naples Area
Naples’ premier address for luxury retirement living
- 7900 Arlington Circle, Naples, FL 34113
- Residents enjoy maintenance-free living in private homes
- Delicious, nutritious, chef-prepared meals served restaurant-style in our tastefully appointed dining rooms
- Peace of mind knowing there's a full continuum of care that includes Assisted Living and Memory Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation and Residential Health Care
- Lifestyle programming that includes education, recreational and spiritual activities and events
- Person-centered options are planned and individualized to promote day-to-day success for each individual
Transitional and skilled nursing in Naples, Florida
- 6869 Davis Blvd, Naples, FL 34104
- Luxurious Health and spa-like envionment with Tuscan-styled central courtyard
- Part of the Terracina Campus
- Open-concept, chef-driven kitchen and bistro
- Large Private rooms with Full-size bathrooms and kitchenettes
- Transitional Care Unit for post-acute Hospital Stays from 15-20 days.
Simply the Best® life plan community in Southwest Florida
- 120 Moorings Park Drive, Naples, FL 34105
- Gated Entrance with 24-hour security
- From 882 square foot apartments to spacious 4,240 square foot residences
- Relax and enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in one of Moorings Park's beautifully appointed dining rooms where you'll always find an extensive menu professionally planned and served
- Life Care at Moorings Park includes Independent Living, with unlimited access to Assisted Living at Orchid Terrace and skilled nursing at the renowned Chateau
- no increase in monthly fees if a change in level of care is required
UPSCALE RETIREMENT LIVING IN NAPLES FLORIDA
- 7801 Airport Pulling Road, Naples, FL 34109
- Customized Service & Care Plans
- Private Suites
- Housekeeping/Linen Service
- Enriching Daily Activities
- Short Stay or Respite Care
- 10949 Parnu Street, Naples, FL 34109
- A secured, Assisted Living Facility for Residents with Memory Impairment & Licensed Extended Care Center (ECC)
- Activities Program
- Medication Observation
- Licensed Nurses On-Staff 24-Hours & Advanced Wound Care Program
- Full Housekeeping and Linen Services
Every day is a getaway when you come home to elegant senior living in Naples.
- 850 Retreat Drive, Naples, FL 34110
- Vi is a Type A, luxury CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) that provides residents with independent living, as well as a continuum of care on-site.
- A Type A CCRC means that you have access to our care center for the same monthly fee as your independent living monthly fee.
- 72 new independent living apartments, two new resident clubhouses, with construction slated to begin this spring.
- Living at Vi means living life to the fullest. We take care of everything from housekeeping to meal preparation, so you can take advantage of all Vi has to offer.
What is Skilled Nursing Care and Rehabilitation?
Skilled Nursing Facilities, or SNFs, offer a high level of in-patient medical treatment and rehabilitation. SNFs provide 24/7 care to patients who no longer need hospitalization but still require complex nursing and therapy in order to recover from acute injury, illness or surgery. The staff providing the care have received advanced training and licensing, and include registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses and physical, occupational and speech therapists, all working under doctor supervision. Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Facilities can operate as standalone businesses or they can be part of a nursing home or assisted living facility, in a separate unit, wing or floor.
The goal of SNFs is to help patients regain sufficient function and health to return home or transition to another housing option that requires a lower level of care, such as a nursing home or assisted living facility. Because patients enter a skilled nursing facility after a hospital stay, SNFs often describe the care provided as “post-acute care”. This post-acute care often requires some form of rehabilitation for sufficient recovery, so skilled nursing and rehabilitation go hand-in-hand. The types of care provided include:
• Cardiac care
• IV Therapy
• Wound care
• Pulmonary rehabilitation
• Post-stroke recovery
• Monitoring of vital signs
• Speech-language pathology
• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
What is the Difference between a Skilled Nursing Facility and a Nursing Home?
SNFs and nursing homes do share some overlap, which can make differentiating between the two somewhat difficult. And again, a nursing home may offer skilled nursing and rehab in a separate wing or area. But they both assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as bathing, dressing, walking, toileting and eating. They also manage minor medical tasks, like monitoring medication or oxygen, but beyond that, the types of medical care offered by SNFs and nursing homes differ tremendously.
As described above, SNFs offer “skilled care” – specialized medical care and therapy that can only be safely provided by professionally-trained staff for post-acute recovery and rehabilitation. Care frequently involves the use of hospital-quality medical equipment, which is not available in nursing homes. Nursing homes provide “custodial care”, or care that can be provided by non-licensed staff, often nurse aides. This includes assistance with ADLs, cooking, laundry, and administration of medication. Residents of nursing homes are usually medically stable but have chronic or ongoing conditions that require 24-hr supervision as opposed to 24-hr medical care, such as mobility or cognitive issues. Nursing homes don’t need to have registered nurses in-house, around-the clock and can have RNs or doctors on call.
The duration of care is another major difference between SNFs and nursing homes. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the average length of stay in a SNF is 28 days. In contrast, a nursing home is a home, rather than a clinical setting, and is designed to be more permanent. A nursing home has residents instead of patients. Nursing homes focus on daily, non-medical care, with an emphasis on social engagement and building a sense of community. Meals are served in a communal setting, and planned activities and neighborhood excursions are a regular part of life.
The final major difference between Skilled Nursing Facilities and nursing homes is cost. Medicare does not cover the costs for custodial care, which is what nursing homes provide. SNF stays in a semi-private room may be partially covered by Medicare Part A if certain criteria are met, including but not limited to:
• The stay is ordered by a doctor
• A qualifying hospital stay of at least 3 days preceded the order
• Care is complex enough that it can only be performed by professional personnel, such as nurses or therapists
• The services are received in a Medicare-certified SNF
If these and other criteria are met, Medicare will cover stays of up to 100 days as follows:
• Days 1-20: 100%
• Days 21-100: copay
• Days 101+: 0%
What are the Benefits of Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation?
• Skilled nursing is available 24/7, under the supervision of a doctor
• A specialized therapy and care plan involving a variety of treatment methods
• Lower chance of rehospitalization
• On-site tests and procedures
• Dietary assistance
• Medicare coverage for qualifying cases
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