Frequently Asked Questions

Call us and ask for admission. Our admissions coordinator will talk about availability, your insurance, and what happens next. 

Five changes of clothing is about right, plus a pair of comfortable rubber-soled shoes. Everything should be labeled with your name in large letters, not your room number. 

Yes, and we’d encourage it. Every room has free cable and a phone hookup, and WiFi is available throughout. A personal TV is fine too, once our maintenance director signs off for fire code. 

Yes. We have physical, occupational, and speech therapy running out of two gyms, one set up for physical therapy and one for occupational therapy. 

A physician sees you when you’re admitted and at least every 30 days after that. We partner with Pacific Inpatient Medical Group, so doctors are here six days a week. 

The answer is different for everyone, because it depends on your physician’s orders and on how you respond. Our rehab director builds your schedule and goes over it with you. Call us and we’ll talk through what’s typical for someone in your situation. 

Check with our admissions coordinator before you arrive, because it depends on where you’re coming from. Bring your current medication list either way. Our nurses manage your medications once you’re here. 

The length of stay varies for each person and depends on their condition, care needs, and progress. Our team regularly assesses each guest’s situation to help determine the right length of stay for their recovery and well-being. 

Pets can visit. Keep them leashed, bring them current on vaccinations, and clean up after them. Let the charge nurse know on your way in. 

We recommend visiting between 8 am and 8 pm. After that we lock the doors, since most residents are asleep. Let us know in advance if you need to come later.