New Albany Rehabilitation Center

Pricing and Cost

Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing Studio/One Bedroom: $5,000 - $6,000 per month

Respite or Short-Term Stays: Same price as long-term stays

Overview of New Albany Care Center

New Albany Care Center is a senior living community that offers both assisted living and skilled nursing care to cater to the diverse needs of its residents.

Accommodation Options

The community provides various living options, including studio and one-bedroom units, designed to offer comfort and convenience to its residents.

Respite and Short-Term Stays

For those in need of temporary care, New Albany Care Center offers respite and short-term stay options, with pricing consistent with longer-term stays.

Pet Policy

Residents are allowed to have pets in the facility, provided that up-to-date vaccination records are maintained and presented as required.

Transportation Services

The community has a van available for transportation needs. If the in-house driver is unavailable, alternative transport can be arranged at the resident's expense.

Dining Experience

While many assisted living residents prefer to dine in their rooms, there is also an assisted living dining room that offers a restaurant-style dining experience.

Staffing and Care

In the assisted living section, there are two aides and one nurse available to residents. The skilled nursing side has a higher staff count, including three nurses, three unit managers, and five aides, ensuring comprehensive care and attention.

Medical Support

A medical director oversees the health and wellness of the residents. The community also facilitates the administration of flu and COVID vaccines to residents.

Safety Measures

For safety and security, residents have access to pendants and call lights. The facility's doors are locked at 7 p.m. to ensure resident safety during the night.

Complaint Resolution

If residents have complaints, they can report them to the nurse's aides, who will escalate the issues to the management, including the administrator and director of nursing, for resolution.

Family Communication

The community does not use a call system for family communication but stays in touch with residents' families through calls or emails to keep them informed and involved in their loved ones' care.

Management and Contact

Robyn, who provided this information, is the business office manager and was filling in for admissions at the time of the inquiry.