After-Hospital Care

This is care provided by professionals in your home to help maintain or restore health. It can include healthcare services such as skilled nursing or physical therapy. Typical visits are two to three times per week. These services may be covered by your insurance plan. To qualify, the patient must be homebound. Visit Home Healthcare for more information.

This inpatient care provides rehab services after a serious accident, major surgery or severe illness. The focus is on helping you get back to a full and productive life. Rehab includes three hours of therapy services each day. Insurance approval is needed. For more information, visit Acute Rehabilitation.

This is a short-term care facility for those who don’t need a hospital but aren’t ready to return home. Care provided is nursing care, physical and occupational therapy, and help with transition back to home. Therapy services are usually one hour per day, five days per week. Insurance approval is needed. Visit Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Care for more information.

This living space includes units or apartments, usually in a long-term care facility. Care includes home and personal care services. Staff also helps patients manage health conditions, medicine, social activities and transportation. Staff is on-site 24 hours. This is not covered by insurance. An individual would self-pay for care in this setting. Visit Assisted Care for more information.

This care provides support for terminally ill patients and families in hospitals, facilities or private homes. This type of care helps patients with pain control, managing symptoms and emotional or spiritual support. Visit Hospice & Palliative Care for more information.