Information for Families
Understanding Your Options
When is skilled nursing appropriate?
Making care decisions for someone you love is never easy. Whether your family member needs short-term rehabilitation after surgery or long-term skilled nursing care, we understand this is a challenging time. At The Homestead of Denison, we’re here to provide the trusted care your loved one needs, with all the comforts of home.
Short-Term Rehabilitation
Sometimes an injury, illness, or surgery creates a temporary need for skilled nursing and therapy. Many patients stay with us for a few weeks or months to regain strength and independence before returning home. We serve as that important bridge between hospital and home, providing intensive rehabilitation in a supportive environment.
Long-Term Care
For some families, ongoing medical needs mean long-term skilled nursing care is the safest, most compassionate option. We provide 24-hour nursing care, medication management, and comprehensive support for those who need continuous medical attention.
Compassion and Care at Every Stage in Your Journey
The Homestead of Denison brings expert medical care and heartfelt support to Denison and the surrounding community.
When is it time to consider long-term skilled nursing care?
You might consider skilled nursing care if your loved one:
- Needs frequent daily medical attention or monitoring
- Has limited mobility or significant difficulty moving safely
- Is no longer eating appropriately or managing nutrition
- Struggles with proper hygiene and self-care
- Requires assistance with multiple activities of daily living
- Would benefit from intensive physical, occupational, or speech therapy
These are difficult realities to face, but recognizing when additional support is needed is an act of love.
More Resources
Guide to Choosing A Care Facility
Learn what to look for when evaluating skilled nursing facilities and what questions to ask during your search.
Financial Information
Understand the costs of skilled nursing care and explore payment options, including Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance.
Find answers to common questions about admissions, services, visiting hours, and daily life with us.
Questions?
Choosing care for a loved one raises many questions and concerns. Our admissions team is here to listen, answer your questions, and help you understand your options. We welcome your call and would be happy to schedule a personal tour so you can see our facility and meet our caring staff.
(903) 463-4663