Royal Oaks Nursing And Rehab Center

Pricing

Semi-private rooms: $400 a day

Private room: $500 a day

Royal Oaks Nursing and Rehab Overview

Royal Oaks Nursing and Rehab is a long-term care facility that provides comprehensive nursing and rehabilitation services. The community is designed to cater to the needs of individuals requiring extended care and support.

Waitlist and Admissions

The facility currently has a waitlist for admission, with an estimated wait time of approximately one year to a year and a half.

Accommodation Types

Royal Oaks Nursing and Rehab offers different types of accommodations, including semi-private and private rooms, to suit the preferences and needs of its residents.

Short-Term Stays

In addition to long-term care, the facility also provides short-term stay options, which are typically covered through Medicare or insurance plans.

Pet Policy

Pets are not allowed to live in the facility but are welcome to visit, ensuring that residents can still enjoy the companionship of their furry friends.

Transportation Services

Royal Oaks Nursing and Rehab is equipped with two vans for transportation, facilitating residents' travel for appointments and outings.

Dining Experience

The dining service is restaurant-style, offering residents a more enjoyable and dignified mealtime experience.

Staffing and Medical Care

The staffing levels, including nurses and nursing assistants, are census-driven to ensure appropriate care for the number of residents. The facility has two doctors for short-term patients and one for long-term care, who make weekly rounds. Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available for residents who require them.

Safety Measures

Royal Oaks Nursing and Rehab employs a WanderGuard system to prevent elopement of residents at risk. However, it does not utilize call pendants or wristbands as it is a skilled nursing facility.

Complaint Resolution

A grievance process is in place for handling complaints. Residents or their families can fill out a form, which is then reviewed and resolved during meetings.

Communication with Families

The facility maintains communication with families through care connection meetings, care plan meetings, and newsletters. Additionally, doctors provide access to online portals where family members can view lab results and read medical notes, similar to a MyChart system.

Admissions Contact

For admissions inquiries, Stacey, the admissions coordinator, is the point of contact. She is responsible for coordinating the admission process and providing information to prospective residents and their families.