Nye Legacy Health & Rehabilitation Center

Traditional Skilled Care:

FLOOR PLAN     DAILY RATE

Companion Suite     $360

Private Suite     $382

Private Deluxe Suite     $396

Short Stay Rehabilitation:

FLOOR PLAN     DAILY RATE

Private Suite     $429

Private Deluxe Suite     $438

Care Levels:

LEVEL     DAILY RATE

Level 1     $0 - Included

Level 2     $0 - Included

Level 3     $0 Included

Level 4     $0 - Included

Level 5     $0 - Included

Level 6     $0 - Included

Level 7     $0 - Included

Pricing is subject to change. Please verify at time of acceptance. Prices effective January 1, 2024.

Ancillary Rates:

Description

MEDICAL SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT

OXYGEN     $150.00 / MONTH

NEBULIZER     $45.00 / MONTH

CPAP MACHINE     $50.00 / MONTH

WHEELCHAIR     $75.00 / MONTH

WHEELCHAIR - TILT & SPACE     $250.00 /MONTH

LIFT CHAIR     $150.00 / MONTH

CONTINUOUS AIR FLOW MATTRESS     $150.00 / MONTH

DIABETIC MONITORING     $8.00 / DAY

WOUND VAC THERAPY     $175.00 / DAY

THERAPY SUPPLIES     Cost Plus Administrative Fees

BARIATRIC EQUIPMENT     Cost Plus Administrative Fees

MISC MEDICAL SUPPLIES     Cost Plus Administrative Fees

PHONE SERVICE

CONNECTION CHARGE     $25.00

TRANSFER PHONE TO ANOTHER ROOM PER RES. REQUEST     $25.00

Guest Amenities:

GUEST MEALS PLUS 7.0% SALES TAX (excludes café & holidays)     $10.00 EACH PLUS SALES TAX

Transportation:

TRANSPORTATION-OUT OF TOWN     $.60 / MILE

TRANSPORTATION-LOCAL (UNSCHEDULED / NON-MEDICAL / OFF HOURS)     $20.00 One Way / $40.00 Round Trip

TRANSPORTATION -ATTENDANT     $20.00 / HOUR

Miscellaneous:

NURSING ATTENDANT (MEDICALLY NECESSARY ONLY)     $40.00 / HOUR

RENT FACILITY TELEVISION     $50.00 / MONTH

LATE FEE/SERVICE CHARGE     $25.00 EACH

INTERNET HOOKUP     $50.00 / MONTH + INTEREST

MEDICAID SHARE OF COST     Per Medicaid Determination

MEDICARE B CO-PAYS ON CATHETERS, WOUND VACS, etc...     Per Medicare Plan

POSTAGE     COST

COPIES     $.15 / copy

FAXING     $2.00 1st page / $1.00 additional pages

Overview of Staff and Training

Our staff includes a variety of professionals: Registered Nurses (RN’s) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN’s), certified Medication Aides, certified Nurses Aides, and Hospitality Aides. We also have a team dedicated to Life Enrichment, Social Work, Health Information Management (HIM), Human Resources, Maintenance, Environmental Services, a Certified Dietary Manager, and a Registered Dietician. Additionally, our facility is visited by Nurse Practitioners up to five times weekly and by a Medical Doctor (MD) once a month.

Safety and Well-being Measures

To ensure the safety and well-being of our residents, floor staff conduct rounds at least every two hours. During daytime hours, most residents are engaged in activities in common areas such as playing games, listening to entertainment, socializing, watching television, or attending therapy sessions.

Resources and Support Services for Community Transition

Nye Health Services offers a full continuum of care, including long-term care, short-term rehab, respite care, hospice care (with two hospice suites), as well as physical, occupational, and speech therapy services. We also offer outpatient therapy, home health care, independent living, and assisted living.

Dining Experience

Nye Legacy features three dining rooms. The rehab side hosts a dining room for short-term stay residents. On the traditional side, one dining area serves residents who require no assistance with meals, while another is designated for those needing hands-on assistance or cueing. Residents enjoy three meals daily, along with snacks throughout the day. A highlight is our soft serve ice cream available daily from 2-4 PM.

Complaint and Issue Resolution Process

We aim to address concerns as they arise. Residents or family members can bring concerns to any staff member, though they typically communicate with social services, the clinical coordinator, the director of nursing, or the administrator. Concerns are documented and resolved within five days whenever possible.

Family Communication Policy

Effective communication with residents' families is crucial. We utilize multiple channels including telephone calls, texts, emails, face-to-face interactions, and occasionally letters via USPS, to keep families updated about their loved ones' well-being.

Pet-Friendly Policy

We welcome pets to visit, provided they have up-to-date vaccinations and are on a leash or secured in a cage.

Vaccinations for Residents

Residents are encouraged to get booster vaccinations as well as annual and periodic vaccinations like Influenza and Pneumonia. Most vaccinations can be administered within our facility.

Aging in Place

We strive to create a familial and homelike environment for our residents. Occasionally, a resident’s needs may exceed what our facility can provide, in which case we assist in finding suitable alternate placements. While we do not maintain a waiting list, we use a working document to prioritize potential residents based on need and other factors.