Quality 24-hour care for your loved one in a supportive, home-like environment.
At Presbyterian Senior Living, we understand it is a difficult decision to move your loved one out of their home. Moving into a skilled nursing environment often comes at a stressful time for both the family and resident. We are here to support you and your loved one in your time of need.
Skilled nursing residents receive all the care they need in a warm, home-like environment. With 24-hour support, nursing and care support staff assist with tasks of daily living such as bathing and dressing, feeding, medication management and more. Programmed activities provide stimulation and engagement as well as the opportunity for social connection with other residents.
Michelene S. | Daughter of Resident
Considering Skilled Nursing for a loved one? We've answered some of the most frequently asked questions below.
The significant difference is that individuals that require skilled nursing care need assistance with several aspects of activities of daily living, also known as ADLs, and are also struggling with a chronic condition or illness that impacts function. A few examples of ADLs are bathing, dressing and grooming. A few examples of chronic conditions would be wound care or a respiratory condition that may or may not require oxygen.
Residents can decide how to spend their days and nights. The staff will follow their lead. Our communities offer social gatherings, both organized and impromptu throughout each day and on weekends.
Medicare or managed care insurance pays for skilled nursing services under very specific circumstances, for a very limited period of time, and only if other criteria have been met. You can expect to pay for the care out of pocket or through the Medical Assistance program for skilled nursing care.
The cost of living in Skilled Nursing varies based on your individual needs. The base fees at PSL start around $400/day. Additional fees for ancillary personal medical needs such as medication can impact the daily cost.
Wondering if you are considering the right living option? We can help! If one or more of the examples below matches your situation, Skilled Nursing may be the right choice.