Coeur d'Alene Health and Rehab of Cascadia sits at 2514 N 7th St, close to downtown Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and serves people needing skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and assisted living services. The facility is licensed as a skilled nursing and nursing facility, offering 117 beds in both private and semi-private rooms, so folks can find a setup that works for their needs whether they're staying short-term or long-term. You'll find 12-16 hour nursing care, supervision, and a 24-hour call system, with skilled nurses and therapists around to help with medicine, wound care, daily living tasks, and complex medical needs. Specialized rehab programs focus on post-surgery recovery, stroke rehab, and other health concerns, and each patient gets a tailored care plan made for them, whether they're recovering or need ongoing help.
The staff here has a reputation for compassion, and the medical team works closely with residents needing memory care, assisted living, or respite care for short-term stays. The building has updated amenities designed for comfort and healing, like patient rooms with furnishings, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, telephones, and Wi-Fi, so things feel more like home. You'll also find community spaces such as a library, game room, and a theater, plus a wellness spa, sauna, and outdoor gardens that provide space for both quiet time and socializing. Group activities happen every day, from fitness classes and music to arts, games, movie nights, and resident-led programs that encourage social connections and help with wellness.
Dining services include meals in a community dining room, with allergy-sensitive and special diets, chef-prepared options, and all-day dining, so residents eat when they want. Folks also get transportation, parking, weekly housekeeping, laundry, and help moving in. The emergency alert system, family support, and community activities help folks stay safe and involved. Coeur d'Alene Health and Rehab of Cascadia can care for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents, and it accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and Medi-Cal. The facility provides both inpatient and outpatient healthcare, rehabilitation, and ongoing medical support, tailoring all its services to the individual's needs, so residents get help suited to them. The environment here encourages people to join in activities, make friends, and feel like part of a community, and folks get support for memory care, wellness, and rehabilitation-all under one roof.
