How are care levels determined at Casey’s Pond?
Our nursing team conducts a comprehensive needs assessment, tailoring your care plan to your individual needs and determining the appropriate level of care accordingly.
Is there an on-site doctor at Casey’s Pond?
Each resident has their own personal doctor, similar to what you would arrange for yourself. While some medical practices visit Casey’s Pond, many residents opt to visit their doctor’s offices. In our skilled nursing neighborhood, even though physicians are not employees, we do have a dedicated medical director that oversees the healthcare of residents within their neighborhood.
How does long-term care insurance work?
Long-term care insurance policies are all very different. Typically, insurance will pay when someone needs assisted living and skilled nursing. Many have waiting periods before they start to pay, and they also have medical need qualifications. Residents will pay Casey’s Pond for their monthly services and the insurance companies will reimburse them. We encourage you to read your policy to learn the details on the amount they pay, qualifications, etc.
How does transitioning between levels of care work at Casey’s Pond?
Casey’s Pond offers a comprehensive continuum of care, ensuring that transitions between levels are smooth and convenient. Residents find the process seamless, given their familiarity with the staff and community. It’s not unusual for residents to shift to a higher or lower level of care. In addition, certain apartments allow residents to enhance services without the need to relocate, providing the necessary support within the comfort of their current living space.
