When loved ones need extra help with everyday activities, the Boulder City Hospital Long Term Care unit provides a home away from home. We provide structured pathways and a multidisciplinary approach for the determined level of long term care necessary. Our program provides access to a variety of services including physical therapy, advanced/complex wound care, and more in a compassionate and caring long-term care environment.
- 47-Bed Residential Long Term Care Unit
- Distinct, separate unit
- Medicare & Medicaid Licensed facility
- Physician-driven clinical model
- 24 hour nursing care
- Wound care
- IV therapy
- Medication management
- Interdisciplinary therapy & nursing approach
- Restorative nursing care
- Rehabilitation services
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Speech language therapy
- Hospice care
- Nutritional analysis and consultation by a registered dietitian
- Individualized and group activities provided by a certified activities director
- Regular social outings
- Social services provided by a licensed professional
- Housekeeping and laundry services
- Transportation services
- Pet therapy
- Beauty and barber services
- Religious services
- Emergency Room, Lab & Radiology, and other hospital services located within facility
- 52% of people turning age 65 will need some type of long term care services in their lifetime.
- 21% of people receiving long-term care need care for between two and 4.99 years.
- 47% of men 65 and older will need long term care during their lifetime.
- 58% of women 65 and older will need long term care during their lifetime.
80 is the average age of admission for women in long term care settings. - 33% of people turning 65 will need nursing home care at some point in
their lifetime.
