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Life is unpredictable. One minute you’re fine and the next, an accident or illness changes everything. After a visit to the hospital, the doctor may recommend a short-term rehab stay before you return home. While it may seem daunting, communities like Advena Living exist to help you get stronger and back home quicker. So what can you expect?
Short-term rehab services or post-acute care is for individuals who are working hard to recover and return home after surgery, illness or injury.
Advena Living and other rehabilitation communities offer safe and supportive environments along with intensive therapies to help accomplish each person’s specific health goals.
Physical therapy focuses on improvement of coordinator, balance, strength and endurance.
Occupational therapy uses goal-directed activities to help restore, maintain and improve daily living skills.
Speech and language pathology looks at how to improve swallowing, hearing, speech and language. Speech therapists assess and provide treatment to help individuals recover lost skills or develop new ones.
The typical length of stay is about 20 days, according to various sources, although it could be shorter or longer depending on your progress.
Medicare covers inpatient rehab in a skilled nursing community for up to 100 days, after a qualifying hospital stay meets the 3-rule. That means you must be admitted to the hospital as an inpatient for at least 3 days. The AARP Medicare Plans website provides more detailed information on Medicare Coverage.
If you do have to complete a post-hospital rehabilitation stay, you will need to bring comfortable loose clothing for therapy, as well as other personal items.
Here are a few suggestions of necessary items for your stay:
It is not recommended that you bring valuable items, jewelry or cash.
It is also not a requirement to bring bedding, but if you have a warm blanket or pillow that will make you more comfortable, bring those items.
To learn more about short-term rehabilitation stays at Advena Living, call our Marketing and Admissions Director at (620) 336-2102.
If your goal is to get well, strengthen and return to your home in the greater community, the team at Advena Living will make that our goal as well. We provide in-house physical, occupational and speech therapy services seven days a week, and we specialize in return-to-home plans and services. We can help you restore mobility, independence and autonomy as we work together on a plan to accomplish your goals to the best of our ability.
While the intention is to go home, that doesn’t always happen. For different reasons, an individual may not meet their goals and may require long-term care. Advena Living specializes in skilled nursing, long-term care, rehab and assisted living services throughout Kansas. Our name “Advena” means newcomer, which is what we do—welcome newcomers seeking a senior living environment where they may continue to enjoy a full life, and where their personal choices are respected and upheld.
We look forward to seeing you Saturday, June 11th at Southeast Kansas’ inaugural business expo.
Advena Living of Cherryvale is proud to be a gold sponsor of SEK Biz Con and to have a booth. We will have information on our community as well as information on how to join our team!
This event is brought to you by our community partners, Independence Community College and the publishers of Independence Daily Reporter, Coffeyville Journal and Good News.
SEK Biz Con will showcase all the amazing local businesses our region has to offer. There will be a variety of product and services, as well as giveaways, swag and door prizes.This is a free, kid-friendly event and there will be bounce houses, face painting and more!
Come hungry! There will be food trucks from around the area to fill your tummies.
This event will be held on Saturday, June 10th from 8 AM to 4 PM.
It will be at the Independence Community College West campus at 2615 West Main Street, Independence, KS and there will be plenty of parking.
We hope to see you there!
Have you ever looked at someone the same age as you and thought that person looked much older or younger than you? Perhaps it’s because you are actually aging at different speeds.
A 2015 study looked at the pace of aging by studying biomarkers such as blood pressure, gum health, cholesterol, lung and kidney function, among others. The participants were all 38 years. Shockingly, after studying those biomarkers, the biological age of individuals actually varied between 28 years old to 61 years old. Those who were aging more quickly appeared older and reported more health issues.
This year, research supported by the National Institute on Aging took that data one step further to see if studying these biomarkers and the rate of aging could serve as early indicators for chronic conditions.
Researchers looked at the same participants, now seven years later at the age of 45 in hopes of coming up with a “Pace of Aging” score which would determine if someone was aging one year each calendar year, or if they were aging faster or slower than that.
The test found mid-life and older adults who scored higher were at increased risk for chronic disease, disability and mortality. The study also found young adults with childhood adversity indicated faster aging.
“Together, these measurements can help us understand the factors that drive accelerated aging in at-risk populations and identify interventions that can slow aging to build aging health equity,”
said Daniel Belsky, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Columbia University and the first author on both the 2015 and 2022 studies.
To learn more about this research, click here.
At Advena Living, we know that age is just a number and it’s more about how you feel. That’s why we strive to be more than a traditional, institutional nursing home to give people a better quality of life. We want community members to able to continue to enjoy the simple daily pleasures, rituals and activities that make them who they are.
We know that moving to a long-term care or assisted living community can be a challenge. That’s why our team works to ensure that new residents do not feel alone and are comfortable in their new environment. We strive to make the concept of “home” a real thing for everyone who lives at our communities, no matter how they define it.
Advena Living is a family-owned company that specializes in skilled nursing, long-term care, rehab and assisted living services throughout Kansas. Our name “Advena” means newcomer, which is what we do—welcome newcomers seeking a senior living environment where they may continue to enjoy a full life, and where their personal choices are respected and upheld.
