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Skilled Nursing

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Generations Healthcare Network is the ideal choice for both short-term and long-term nursing care needs. As a skilled nursing and sub-acute care facility, we provide advanced nursing competency with compassionate care in a family-like setting.

 

What is Skilled Nursing?

Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) are residences for those who need short-term care following a hospital stay or long-term nursing supervision because of health issues or disabilities. Residents are under the care of physicians, who visit regularly and are responsible for the residents’ overall plan of care.

Skilled nursing services may include healthcare specialties, such as memory care, dialysis services, and ventilator care. Other services may include:

  • Bariatric care
  • Diabetes management
  • Intravenous care (IV therapy)
  • Pain management
  • Parenteral nutrition care
  • Respiratory care, tracheostomy and oxygen therapy
  • Restorative care
  • Wound care

 

Who Should Participate in Skilled Nursing?

A skilled nursing care facility may be needed if you or your family member requires 24-hour nursing care or assistance with meals, personal hygiene, and/or medications. Skilled nursing may also be necessary for those who require more help than present caregivers can provide, or if he/she can no longer live alone. Examples of when skilled nursing care is needed include:

  • Rehabilitation care due to fractures or joint replacements
  • General wound care
  • Acute medical conditions
  • Interim medical care following a hospital stay
  • Respiratory care
  • Parkinson’s care
  • Terminal illness care (in cooperation with hospice)
  • Stroke recovery
  • General rehabilitation due to weakness or physical decline

 

Why Choose Generations Healthcare Network for Skilled Nursing?

Our nursing staff is available 7 days a week and 24 hours a day, and we have a dynamic team of medical specialists on-call 24 hours a day. We work closely with each patient’s family and his/her physician to create an individualized treatment plan.

Our interdisciplinary team designs a customized program based on your personal health goals, followed by ongoing support for a successful outcome.

 

Which Communities Offer This Service?

  • Generations at Applewood
  • Generations at Columbus Park
  • Generations at Elmwood Park
  • Generations at Neighbors
  • Generations at Oakton
  • Generations at Regency
  • Generations at Rock Island
  • Auburn Village

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