Common reasons for LTACH admission include:

• Prolonged ventilator or respiratory support

• Complex wounds or pressure injuries

• Severe infections needing long-term IV antibiotics

• Medically complex conditions with multiple organ involvement

• Long-term rehabilitation needs while still requiring hospital care

Patients who need intensive therapy

To qualify for inpatient rehab, patients typically must be able to participate in: At least 3 hours of therapy per day, for 5–7 days per week. This may include physical therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), and speech therapy (SLP).

Patients who need low- to moderate-intensity rehabilitation

SNFs provide therapy, but not at the intensity of inpatient rehab. Appropriate patients typically:

• Can tolerate 1–2 hours of therapy per day, several days per week

• Need support with mobility, strength, balance, or activities of daily living (ADLs)

Common rehab reasons:

• Post-surgical recovery (e.g., hip fracture, joint replacement)

• General debility after hospitalization

• Mild to moderate stroke with stable medical needs

• Prolonged hospital stay causing deconditioning

The average length of stay is around 25–30 days, though it depends on each patient’s clinical needs and recovery pace.

Yes. Cornerstone Post Acute Care provides 24/7 nursing and respiratory care, along with daily physician involvement and frequent specialist consultation based on patient needs.

Typically:

• Comfortable clothing

• Personal hygiene items (if allowed)

• Glasses, hearing aids, dentures

• Advance directives

Medical equipment is provided by the hospital.

A physician referral is usually required. A clinical liaison or case manager from Cornerstone Post Acute Care reviews the patient’s medical condition to determine eligibility.

LTACH

Med Surgical floor - There are no set visiting hours; however, please note that our front doors are locked between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM. If you plan to stay overnight with your loved one, please ensure you are inside the building before 10:00 PM, as re-entry will not be available until morning.

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Yes. We accept most insurance plans, and our team verifies your benefits during the admissions process. We encourage families to confirm coverage directly with their insurance provider, but our staff is available to help answer questions and provide referrals if needed.

Yes. If your doctor has attending privileges at our hospital, they are welcome to continue managing your care. If not, we will match you with one of our experienced physicians. We also communicate updates to your doctor to ensure your care remains continuous and well-coordinated.

We help you plan the next step in your recovery, whether that means going home or continuing care at another facility. Discharge options may include:

·       Acute inpatient rehabilitation

·       Skilled nursing or subacute care

·       Assisted livingHome health services

·       Outpatient rehabilitation

Wherever you go next, our team will support you every step of the way—with a clear plan, compassionate guidance, and confidence in the progress you’ve made.