Welcome to Admiral
Health & Rehab!

Q: How do I know if Admiral Health & Rehabilitation is the right fit for my loved one?

A: Admiral provides short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing care, specialized respiratory services, onsite hemodialysis, memory care, and advanced clinical support for medically complex individuals. Our team works closely with residents, families, physicians, and hospitals to determine the most appropriate level of care based on each person’s unique needs and goals.

Q: How quickly can someone be admitted?

A: Admissions can often be arranged quickly, including directly from a hospital stay. Our admissions team will guide you through the process, answer questions, and coordinate with healthcare providers to ensure a smooth transition.

Q: What insurance plans do you accept?

A: Admiral accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurance plans. Our admissions team can help verify benefits and explain coverage before admission.

Q: Does Medicare cover rehabilitation services?

A: Medicare may cover eligible short-term rehabilitation services following a qualifying hospital stay. Coverage varies based on individual circumstances and benefits. Our team can help you understand your options.

Q: What therapy services do you offer?

A: Admiral offers comprehensive physical, occupational, and speech therapy designed to help individuals regain strength, mobility, independence, and confidence after illness, injury, surgery, or hospitalization.

Q: How often will I receive therapy?

A: Unlike many facilities, Admiral offers therapy services seven days a week. This consistent approach helps residents stay on track toward their recovery goals and may support faster progress.

Q: What conditions do you treat in rehabilitation?

A: Our rehabilitation team works with individuals recovering from orthopedic surgeries, strokes, cardiac conditions, pulmonary illnesses, neurological disorders, injuries, and other medical events requiring skilled therapy services.

Q: What should I bring for a rehabilitation stay?

A: We recommend bringing comfortable clothing, supportive footwear, personal care items, and any approved personal belongings that will help make your stay more comfortable.

Q: Is a physician involved in my care?

A: Yes. Admiral provides Hospitalist physician oversight to help ensure residents receive ongoing medical management and timely attention to their healthcare needs.
What is Hospitalist physician oversight?

Hospitalist physician oversight means physicians regularly monitor residents’ medical conditions, collaborate with the care team, and help coordinate treatment plans to support the best possible outcomes.

Q: Can Admiral care for residents with complex medical needs?

A: Yes. Admiral specializes in caring for medically complex residents who require advanced nursing services, Hospitalist physician oversight, specialized respiratory care, onsite dialysis, memory care services, and coordinated interdisciplinary care.

Q: How are medications managed?

A: Licensed nurses administer medications as prescribed and work closely with physicians and pharmacists to ensure safe and effective medication management.

Q: What conditions can Admiral accommodate?

A: Admiral is equipped to care for individuals with a wide range of complex medical needs, including respiratory conditions requiring ventilator support, kidney disease requiring dialysis, dementia and memory-related disorders, cardiac conditions, neurological disorders, pulmonary illnesses, post-surgical recovery needs, and other medically complex diagnoses.

Q: Does Admiral offer ventilator care?

A: Yes. Admiral features a dedicated 60-bed Ventilator Unit designed to care for individuals requiring advanced respiratory support. Our experienced clinical team provides specialized monitoring, respiratory therapy, and ongoing medical management in a supportive environment.

Q: What types of respiratory patients can Admiral accommodate?

A: Admiral cares for individuals with complex respiratory conditions requiring ventilator support, tracheostomy care, pulmonary rehabilitation, oxygen therapy, and specialized respiratory management. Our interdisciplinary team works closely with physicians and respiratory specialists to support each resident’s unique needs.

Q: What makes the Ventilator Unit unique?

A: Our specialized Ventilator Unit combines skilled nursing care, respiratory therapy, physician oversight, and individualized care planning to support residents with complex pulmonary and respiratory needs.

Q: Can Admiral care for residents who require both ventilator support and dialysis?

A: Admiral offers specialized ventilator care and onsite hemodialysis services; however, ventilator-dependent dialysis patients may require a different level of specialized care. Our admissions team carefully reviews each referral to determine the most appropriate placement and ensure the highest level of care.

Q: Does Admiral offer onsite dialysis?

A: Yes. Admiral features an onsite Hemodialysis Unit, allowing residents to receive dialysis treatments without the inconvenience of traveling to outside appointments.

Q: What are the benefits of receiving dialysis onsite?

A: Onsite dialysis helps reduce transportation-related stress, promotes continuity of care, improves scheduling convenience, and allows residents to receive treatment in a familiar environment while remaining under the supervision of their healthcare team.

Q: Who may benefit from Admiral’s Hemodialysis Unit?

A: Residents with chronic kidney disease or end-stage renal disease who require ongoing dialysis treatments may benefit from the convenience and coordination provided by Admiral’s onsite Hemodialysis Unit.

Q: Do you offer memory care services?

A: Yes. Admiral includes a secure Dementia Unit designed specifically for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Q: What is a secure Dementia Unit?

A: Our secure Dementia Unit offers enhanced safety features, specialized programming, and trained caregivers who understand the unique needs of individuals experiencing memory loss, confusion, or cognitive decline.

Q: How do you support residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia?

A: We provide individualized care plans, structured daily routines, engaging activities, and compassionate support designed to promote comfort, dignity, and quality of life.

Q: Can families remain involved in the care of a loved one with dementia?

A: Absolutely. We encourage family participation through care planning meetings, regular communication, and ongoing collaboration with our care team.

Q: What are the visiting hours?

A: We encourage family involvement and strive to accommodate visitors whenever possible. Contact our team for current visitation guidelines.

Q: What activities are available?

A: Residents can enjoy a variety of recreational, social, educational, and wellness activities designed to promote engagement, connection, and overall well-being.

Q: What dining options are offered?

A: Our culinary team prepares nutritious meals with attention to residents’ dietary needs, preferences, and physician-ordered requirements.

Q: Can residents personalize their rooms?

A: Yes. Residents are encouraged to bring personal items, photographs, and décor to help create a familiar and comfortable living space.

Q: When should someone consider long-term care?

A: Long-term care may be appropriate when an individual requires ongoing nursing support, assistance with daily activities, or specialized medical care that cannot be safely managed at home.

Q: How are care plans developed?

A: Each resident receives an individualized care plan created by an interdisciplinary team that includes nursing, therapy, dietary, social services, and medical professionals.

Q: Can family members participate in care planning?

A: Absolutely. Families play an important role in the care planning process, and we encourage open communication and collaboration.

Q: How does Admiral support residents’ quality of life?

A: Our goal is to provide compassionate care while fostering dignity, independence, comfort, meaningful relationships, and engaging daily experiences.

Q: What support is available for residents and families?

A: Every resident and family has access to a dedicated Patient Concierge who serves as a personal resource throughout the stay, helping coordinate communication, answer questions, and support a positive experience.

Q: What is the 24/7 Vierra Care Line?

A: The 24/7 Vierra Care Line provides residents and families with around-the-clock access to support and assistance whenever questions or concerns arise.

Q: How do you communicate with families?

A: Our team believes communication is essential. Families receive regular updates and have access to both their care team and dedicated Patient Concierge for ongoing support.

Q: What role does the Patient Concierge play?

A: The Patient Concierge serves as a single point of contact for residents and families, helping facilitate communication, coordinate services, and enhance the overall experience throughout the stay.

Q: What does agency-free staffing mean?

A: Admiral is proud to be agency-free, meaning care is provided by dedicated team members who are part of our facility family rather than temporary agency personnel.

Q: Why is agency-free staffing important?

A: Consistent caregivers get to know residents’ preferences, routines, and healthcare needs, helping to strengthen relationships, improve communication, and enhance continuity of care.

Q: How does Admiral ensure quality care?

A: Through ongoing staff education, interdisciplinary collaboration, Hospitalist physician oversight, individualized care planning, specialized clinical programs, and a commitment to clinical excellence.

Q: What makes Admiral different from other nursing facilities?

A: Admiral combines skilled nursing care, therapy seven days a week, Hospitalist physician oversight, agency-free staffing, a dedicated 60-bed Ventilator Unit, onsite Hemodialysis Unit, secure Dementia Unit, Patient Concierge services, and the 24/7 Vierra Care Line. Together, these resources allow us to care for a broader range of medically complex residents while providing exceptional support for residents and families.