Skilled nursing is a senior care option that provides 24/7 support from licensed professionals, including RNs, LPNs, and certified aides. Whether for short-term rehab or long-term support, the goal is to ensure safety, dignity, and high-quality care around the clock.

The difference between skilled nursing and assisted living is the level of care provided and the needs that are addressed. Skilled nursing offers intensive, 24/7 medical care for individuals with serious health conditions or are recovering from surgery. Residents receive assistance with activities of daily living and may require services such as wound care, physical therapy, IV therapy, and complex medication management. Assisted living offers personalized support as needed while promoting an independent lifestyle. Residents receive assistance with activities of daily living similar to those in skilled nursing, but don’t require extensive medical care or supervision.

Yes, there’s an important difference. Medicare-covered rehab is typically short-term, focused on recovery after a hospital stay, surgery, or illness, and often provided in a skilled nursing care setting to help individuals regain independence. In contrast, long-term care supports daily living needs over time and is usually private pay or covered by Medicaid, depending on eligibility. Our team is here to help you understand your options and what coverage may apply.

The skilled nursing neighborhood at Stonebridge at Montgomery offers 24-hour nursing care, assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, wound care, nutrition support, and various rehabilitation services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

At Stonebridge at Montgomery, we develop individual nursing care plans based on each resident’s medical needs, personal preferences, and long-term goals. Our interdisciplinary teams work closely with families to adapt care as needs evolve.