Services may be necessary for short term rehabilitation from an illness or injury, or long term care for those patients who need around-the-clock care. The Place at Pepper Hill's two-fold mission is to offer services in skilled nursing care as well as innovative short and long term therapy, aimed at treating post-surgical and diabetic patients, managing cardiac and pulmonary diseases, promotion of wound healing, and memory care for those suffering with Dementia and/or Alzheimer's disease.
Also in use at The Place is electronic therapy equipment: ultrasound, short wave diathermy, and electronic stimulation.These electronic therapies are used to treat pain, swelling, and complications from a stroke, slow healing wounds, bladder problems, and much more!
Also in use at The Place is electronic therapy equipment: ultrasound, short wave diathermy, and electronic stimulation.These electronic therapies are used to treat pain, swelling, and complications from a stroke, slow healing wounds, bladder problems, and much more!
Services
During their rehab stay at the nursing facility they may receive therapy (physical/occupational/speech) at least 5 days a week as tolerated, as well as daily nursing services. These health plans are run by Medicare-approved private insurance companies and take the place of traditional Medicare when a person has opted to switch.
The Place at Pepper Hill and Functional Pathways work together to provide an interdisciplinary approach to the management of common age-related illnesses and prevention of hospital readmissions, by providing exceptional Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy to improve physical function and independence.
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Lee Cousino
Jul 19, 2021
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Kevin Ayers
Nov 20, 2015
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My mother was a resident there for 3 years until she passed away May 12, 2015. I cannot say ANYTHING negative about this facility. Yes, there are exceptions to every rule but 99.9% of the care my mother received was outstanding. The activity department there is fantastic and my mother's life was greatly enhanced despite her disability due to the loving and passionate care these people provided her.
Mary Ann Jones
Jul 19, 2014
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I was recently a patient at Pepper Hill and it was an experience I think about every day. I think about it with a smile, because it was such a pleasant place. Not one Nurse or Therapist can I say one negative thing about. I honestly don't know how there could be so many kind and caring people in one place. I especially need to mention Mary Kelly. The first few days there she scared me to death. I was not allowed to put weight on my right leg and this made things difficult. I think Mary thought I was one of those spoiled old ladies that didn't want to help herself. As soon as I was able to maneuver
