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Most of our patients go home in two to three weeks. Your case manager sets a target date in the first 72 hours and updates it as you progress.

Medicare Part A can cover a skilled nursing and rehab stay after a qualifying inpatient hospital stay of at least three days. The first 20 days are covered in full, then a daily coinsurance applies through day 100, as long as you continue to need skilled care.

We work with most Medicare Advantage plans. Many require prior approval, and our admissions team handles that with the hospital before you arrive.

Yes, and we encourage it. Tour ahead of time and tell your surgeon and hospital case manager. We coordinate directly with them.

It depends on your plan of care, but most patients have physical, occupational or speech therapy five to six days a week.

Yes. All 64 short-stay suites are private, with private baths.

Any time. We especially encourage family to join a therapy session or two so they learn how to help at home.

Comfortable clothes you can exercise in, supportive shoes with backs, toiletries, your glasses and hearing aids, and a list of your medications. We'll send a full checklist.

Yes. Our medical director and nurse practitioners see every patient several times a week, and we keep your own doctors informed.

We'll talk with you and your family early. Options include home health, assisted living or long-term care on our skilled nursing hall.

Yes. Our nurses manage IV antibiotics, IV fluids and PICC lines.

Yes. We schedule follow-up appointments and arrange transportation when needed.

Chef-prepared, with choices at every meal, and every therapeutic diet your doctor orders.

We arrange home health or outpatient therapy, order the equipment you need and call you within 48 hours of discharge.

Yes, on a separate hall. Medicaid and private pay are accepted for long-term care.

Tell your hospital case manager you'd like Primrose Hill, or call our admissions line seven days a week.