Ross Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation delivers comprehensive post-acute care for adults recovering from surgery, illness, or injury. The community combines clinical expertise with personalized support to help patients regain independence safely.
Short-term rehabilitation and long-term custodial services are coordinated by an interdisciplinary team. This structured approach ensures that clinical, functional, and emotional needs are addressed in a single, trusted location.
| Service Type | Typical Length | Goal | Team Members |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short-term Rehabilitation | 2–6 weeks | Restore mobility and daily living skills | Physiatrist, PT, OT, SLP, Nurse |
| Skilled Nursing Care | Weeks to months | Manage complex medical needs | RN, LPN, Pharmacist, Dietitian |
| Memory Support | Long-term | Maintain cognition and safety | Neurologist, Nurse, Activities Director |
| Therapeutic Recreation | Ongoing | Promote social engagement | Therapy Aides, Recreation Staff |
Personalized Clinical Care Plans
Comprehensive Assessments
Upon admission, Ross Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation completes a thorough assessment of medical history, functional status, and goals. Based on these findings, clinicians build a personalized care plan that guides therapy schedules, medication management, and dietary needs.
Progress Monitoring
Regular interdisciplinary meetings review patient progress and adjust interventions. Frequent communication among physicians, therapists, and nurses helps ensure that treatment remains aligned with changing needs and milestones.
Rehabilitation Therapy Services
Physical and Occupational Therapy
Licensed physical and occupational therapists design programs to improve strength, balance, and coordination. Task-focused practice supports relearning everyday activities such as walking, transferring, and dressing.
Speech-Language and Cognitive Therapy
For patients with communication or memory challenges, speech-language pathologists provide targeted exercises. Techniques address swallowing safety, word retrieval, and problem-solving within daily routines.
Specialized Memory Support
Structured Daily Programming
The memory support unit at Ross Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation uses structured routines to reduce confusion and anxiety. Activities are tailored to preserve cognition, encourage engagement, and support emotional well-being.
Caregiver Collaboration
Families receive education on communication strategies and safety measures. Staff work closely with loved ones to create consistent approaches that extend therapeutic benefits into the home environment.
Comfort and Dignity in Long-Term Residence
Safety, Quality, and Community Trust
- 24-hour licensed nursing care and on-site therapy services
- Individualized care plans updated through interdisciplinary review
- Specialized memory support with secure, home-like settings
- Family education and clear communication channels
- Focus on fall prevention, infection control, and patient dignity
FAQ
Reader questions
How do I schedule a tour to see the rehabilitation units?
Call the admissions team during business hours to arrange a guided visit. You can meet staff, tour private rooms, and observe therapy sessions to gauge the fit for your needs.
What should I bring for a short-term rehabilitation stay?
Bring comfortable clothing, current medications, glasses, hearing aids, and any advance directives. Limit valuables and pack items that support mobility, such as loose-fitting shoes.
Can family members participate in therapy sessions?
Families are welcome to observe and learn exercises from therapists. Involvement is encouraged to ensure consistency with home programs and to build confidence in safe supporting movements.
How are meals adjusted for medical conditions like diabetes or heart disease?
The dietary team prepares customized menus that align with physician orders. Regular reviews monitor lab values and weight to refine nutrition plans for chronic conditions.