Pine Knoll

Pine Knoll started back in 2011 in Winchester, Indiana, and does most of its work as a rehabilitation center that also offers skilled nursing and both long-term and short-term care, and it handles inpatient nursing along with therapy and rehab programs that really focus on helping folks recover and heal at their own speed, and the staff recognizes that every person who comes through the doors needs something different, so they look at physical needs, nutrition, and health overall, making a care plan that fits each individual. People can bring their own clothes and personal things, as long as their names are on them, and Pine Knoll's ready to admit residents who come either straight from home or after a hospital stay, so if someone's coming in, there's an intake step where the paperwork is pretty important and usually includes health insurance, social security, identification, advance care plans, and things like a bank statement, and once all that is sorted, clinical information is gathered right when folks get there, and they sit down to talk about what kind of care or therapies might help most. The whole process brings together a group that covers everything: administration, nurses, therapy staff, registered dietitians, social services, activities, and housekeeping, and referrals sometimes come from hospital staff or from the Indiana local Area Agency on Aging. Pine Knoll runs under Indiana ownership and sticks to values like integrity, trust, respect, compassion, and clinical excellence, and families can expect services to be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, private pay, and private insurances.