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Original Medicare Part A can cover up to 100 days of skilled nursing and rehab after a qualifying three-day inpatient hospital stay. Days 1–20 are fully covered; days 21–100 have a daily coinsurance. Medicare Advantage plans set their own rules, and we check yours before admission.

Yes, at all four centers. KanCare (Kansas Medicaid) covers long-term nursing care for residents who qualify. Our social services team helps with the application.

Usually the one closest to the family who visits most. All four share the same standards and leadership.

Yes, when a bed is available, without starting over on paperwork.

Yes. Every center has a therapy gym and therapy six days a week.

Many specialty visits happen by telehealth. When an in-person visit is needed, our vans run to Wichita and Emporia.

Please do, and we'll reserve a suite for your discharge date.

Comfortable clothes, sturdy shoes, glasses, hearing aids and your phone charger. We do laundry.

Any time, at every center.

Yes, leashed and vaccinated, in common areas.

Yes, if your doctor can visit or coordinate with us.

Quieter halls with dementia-trained aides in El Dorado and Augusta.

Yes, at all four centers.

Care conferences at admission and quarterly, plus a call whenever anything changes.

Some veterans qualify for VA-paid nursing home care through community care contracts. Our social services team can help you check.

Long-term residents may bring a chair, a dresser, photos and bedding.

Residents can receive hospice in their own rooms through local hospice partners.

Rehab beds are usually available within a day or two somewhere in our four towns.

A choice at every meal and an always-available menu.

Call our one admissions line any day of the week.