Royal Oak Nursing & Rehab Center

read moreWhen you visit one of our communities, you'll see how we deliver exceptional healthcare services in a homelike, secure environment. We're proud of our caring staff members and the welcoming environment they provide. With 29 communities in four states, we're big enough to be professional, but small enough to be personal. Atrium's structure means we can devote resources to track and implement the latest innovations in healthcare delivery. We can assure compliance with safety and employee training standards, among others.

read moreAtrium Centers recognizes that a comprehensive activity program is essential to a resident's quality of life. Upon admission, the activities director speaks to the resident, learning of the resident's personal interest and life-long enjoyments. The activities personnel incorporate personal interest activities into a varied and social enhancing schedule. Activities in our communities promote independence and a positive self-image which are central to the residents well being.

read moreWe believe that our nursing and rehabilitation services place us among the finest centers anywhere. Skilled nursing services are available 24 hours a day to residents whose conditions are complex and/or medically unstable and who require frequent medical or nursing intervention.

read moreAdvancing Excellence in America's Nursing Homes is a national campaign to improve the quality of care and life for the country's 1.5 million nursing home residents. Find out if your nursing home is part of the Advancing Excellence Campaign. Nursing homes, their staff and consumers can join in this effort by working on the campaign goals designed to improve quality. This consumer fact sheet explains the importance of advance planning for care after a debilitating illness or at the end of life. Advance care planning gives you a voice if you can no longer speak for yourself and allows you to plan for and express your wishes about future care.

read moreEach community is staffed with qualified social workers whose key function is to promote and restore individual psychosocial functions of the residents. Our social workers work with the resident and families during the admission phase into our communities, helping to provide a smooth transition and alleviating anxiety and stress. The social worker focuses on individualized therapies to decrease psychosocial concerns that may involve depression, anxiety and dementia as well as other social dimensions such as loss of relationships, loss of personal control and identify any anxiety associated with a new environment.

read moreGenerally, Medicare provides benefits for people who have, or are recovering from, an illness or injury. Medicare skilled-nursing community benefits are provided only for those purposes. Medicare is not a long-term care program. Medicare is divided into two parts: Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance). About Part A - Part A pays for covered services received from hospitals and other institutional providers, such as skilled-nursing communities. Most people are entitled to Part A coverage (you have to have worked and paid Social Security taxes for at least 24 quarters).

read moreAtrium Centers is a leader in care coordination. We utilize a program of Care Maps to develop individualized care plans which specify clinical and rehabilitation goals that are measurable and drive the management of each resident's care. Care Maps provide a smooth transition from acute care, to nursing care, to home. Care Mapping is a tool that helps us estimate the amount of time and the best route to take on your road to recovery. We will design a therapy program following our evaluation and consultation with your physician based upon your individualized needs.

read moreWe are dedicated to rehabilitating each patient in an environment which promotes independence and safety. Licensed nurses are on-staff around the clock. Our medical rehabilitation program provides high-acuity nursing care for post-acute, clinically complex patients. With a focus on short-term rehabilitation stays, many of our patients return home independently. Just as other healthcare services have changed over the years, today's skilled nursing center offers a wide range of services to meet each resident's medical, spiritual, emotional and social needs in a homelike setting.