Linden Post Acute serves as a Skilled Nursing Facility with 75 licensed and 75 WHCA-certified beds, offering care for people who need nursing home support, rehabilitation between hospital and home, or long-term help with everyday tasks. The facility handles everything from short-term rehab and skilled nursing to memory support and palliative care, making it a place for those recovering from surgery, stroke, or illness, or for those living with dementia, cancer, or kidney disease. Private and semi-private rooms are available, each with private bathrooms, and there's always a nurse on duty, with skilled staff covering 24 hours a day, which helps peace of mind and keeps care consistent for everyone there. People can get personalized care plans from an interdisciplinary team, and support runs from physical, occupational, and speech therapy, to medication management and nutrition, even wound care, pain management, and help with bariatric and respiratory needs, all of it shaped by what the resident and their family need.
Meals are served daily, with laundry and housekeeping included, and residents have access to a courtyard, therapy rooms, and spaces for social activities. The place sits close to medical facilities, and transportation help is available when hospital or medical appointments come up. Besides daily care, there's support for people who need help getting back on their feet after things like joint replacement or a fall, with therapy and assessment six to seven days a week, and staff who help plan next steps for discharge or ongoing care. The team at Linden Post Acute keeps a focus on well-being, keeping the place warm and peaceful, and tries to make everyone as comfortable as possible whether they're there for a short recovery or a longer stay. Medicare certification applies, care plans cover a broad range of complex needs, admissions staff help guide new residents, and the facility benefits from being part of the PACS Group, which supports more than three dozen locations but lets Linden Post Acute stay focused on local needs.
