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Original Medicare Part A can cover skilled nursing and rehab after a qualifying inpatient hospital stay of at least three days, up to 100 days per benefit period. Days 1 to 20 are fully covered; days 21 to 100 have a daily coinsurance. Medicare Advantage plans have their own rules and usually require prior approval, which we request for you.

We review hospital referrals seven days a week and can often accept a patient the same day.

It depends on the reason for the stay and how the patient progresses. Many joint replacement patients go home in two to three weeks. We update families every week.

Yes, for long-term care. Texas Medicaid covers nursing facility care for residents who qualify medically and financially. Our business office helps with the application.

Yes. Our social services director helps veterans and surviving spouses check VA benefits. Coverage depends on each veteran's eligibility.

Therapy runs six days a week, Monday through Saturday.

Yes. Book a pre-surgery visit and Kyle or one of his therapists will walk you through it.

Clothes you can exercise in, shoes with backs, glasses, hearing aids, a phone charger and your medication list. We do the laundry.

If your physician visits nursing facilities, yes. Otherwise our medical director and nurse practitioner care for you and send updates to your doctor.

Yes. Our respiratory therapist manages oxygen, CPAP, BiPAP and tracheostomy care. Ventilator care is not offered here.

We arrange transportation to outpatient dialysis and follow renal diets and fluid limits here.

Any time, day or night.

The charge nurse on the hall first, then the Director of Nursing. The administrator's cell number is posted in the lobby.