Long Term Care
70% of people turning 65 CAN EXPECT to use some form of LONG TERM CARE during their lives.
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.
Services
- 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
- Pet therapy
- Religious services
- Emergency Room, Lab & Radiology, and other hospital services located within facility
- 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
Statistics
- 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.
