Bethel Lutheran Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Bethel Lutheran Nursing & Rehabilitation Center accepts many payment types, such as private pay, cash, check, private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and military or VA benefits, which helps people with different financial needs. The center provides several living choices and care options, offering assisted living for those who want an independent lifestyle but might need help now and then, with personal assistance available and private rooms or bedrooms, and some even have their own kitchenettes, which is nice for folks who like to cook a little. The center has 62 independent living apartments with optional services and also has 19 basic care beds and 100 nursing facility beds for people who need more health support. A skilled nursing area is there for people who are very frail and need a lot of nursing help, and the team creates care plans that fit each person's needs, which helps families know their loved one's care is considered. The center also handles short-term rehabilitation for those coming out of the hospital, with outpatient rehab services, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and IV therapy. There's respite care for families who need a break, hospice and tube feeding services for people with more serious care needs, and adult day care offered as well. The community has a lot of extras, like an ice cream parlor for a treat, a library to read and relax in, and a licensed beauty shop for hair care. Residents take part in organized activities through an Activity Calendar, get chaplain support, and can keep up with current news, which makes it easier to stay connected. The center is affiliated with Arbor House Assisted Living, giving more living options for those who want help but still keep their independence. Bethel Lutheran features a leadership team that runs things and provides information through resources like FAQs and an aging guide, so families and residents can find answers to common questions. The staff works to make life comfortable and safe, with therapy, restorative care, and different programs, so whether someone needs long-term care, help for a short time, or just a safe place to live with extra support, they'll find something here. The community keeps active online with news and activity updates, so families can stay in the loop if that's important to them, and though there was a hiccup with some public data, the focus stays on day-to-day care and keeping people engaged with familiar comforts and choices.