A Place of Healing

Medicare is a health insurance program for people 65 or older or those under 65 with certain disabilities or end stage renal disease. Medicare helps cover the costs for hospital admissions, skilled nursing facilities, home health care and hospice care.

Each Stonehenge location is a skilled nursing facility and all patients who come are able to use their Medicare benefit. Medicare can pay up to 100 days in the skilled nursing facility. Not all patients can use their 100 days as Medicare only pays for daily skilled nursing or daily rehabilitation. Our Social Worker or Director of Nursing will keep you informed on how long the patient will be permitted to stay. Please review the following chart for Medicare deductible and co-insurance information: Days 1-20 Medicare pays 100% - no deductible or co-insurance Days 21-100 Co-payment required of $170.50 per day (2019 rate). Many times the patient will have a secondary insurance and they will often pay the co-insurance amount. We can assist you in this process at time of admission. Each Stonehenge facility has contracts with most of the major health care plans. Ask us and we will be able to tell you what your plan covers and if there will be any deductible or co-insurance that you may have to pay.

Because most rooms are private, Stonehenge does not have any mandated visiting hours. We encourage visitors to stay and visit as frequently as they would like. We do lock the exterior doors later in the evening for security reasons, but you can still exit the facility at the conclusion of your visit.

Each room is equipped with a private telephone line with its own phone number for incoming and outgoing phone calls. We encourage you to share your phone number with family and friends or whomever you like. We also offer 30 cable TV channels for your enjoyment.

Generally, you can talk to the charge nurse. They may defer your question to a department head or therapist as appropriate. You are always welcome to talk to the Administrator for any questions or concerns.

For short-term care: Each facility is for those patients who will come primarily for a short stay to recover from an illness or injury. Daily physical and occupational therapy is an important service that most patients receive. If needed, we also offer the services of a Speech Therapist. For long-term care: Each patient recieves 24-hour nursing care associated with all activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, 3-meals per day, snacks social and physical activities, housekeeping, laundry, local transportation to/from medical appointments and more. Also, we can care for patients that require many nursing services including IV’s, feeding tubes, and diabetic care. For more information, please visit our Services page.

Our facility's Social Worker will work with you and your family member to see that you have all the amenities needed for a safe transfer home. This can be done by setting the patient up with a home health company, out-patient rehabilitation services, and durable medical equipment (such as a hospital bed).

Outside food is usually allowed. However, before you bring food into the facility check with the nursing staff or dietary manager because many of our patients must follow a special diet for health reasons.

As a post-hospitalization facility, we care for patients with a wide range of illnesses, trauma, and therapy needs. Our caring staff of RNs, LPNs, and CNAs, provide services that focus on assisting the patient in their efforts to recover from their illness or injury. Such services are provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

We offer the latest, state of the art therapy equipment to help promote healing. We offer many different ways to increase strength and endurance, such as exercise bikes with games you can play while you ride. Our therapy gym is also equipped with several large flat screen TVs so our patients can relax and enjoy their favorite programs while doing their therapy. Our Rehabilitation team consists of physical, occupational and speech therapists who have been specifically trained for the diagnoses we regularly see. We provide therapy services six days per week. Our therapy team will design a plan for your rehabilitation needs. This will be done in accordance with your physician's orders to help you reach your goals. Our Occupational Therapy staff arrives at work early to assist patients with their early morning ADL’s before breakfast. After breakfast and lunch meals, patients receive therapy training in our beautiful gym, working with the latest specialized therapy equipment. Our therapy team works hard to motivate the patient and help them reach or exceed their intended goals. Some of the rehabilitation programs we focus on to meet your needs are: - Orthopedic Rehabilitation for fractures, joint replacement, and degenerative joint disease - Stroke Rehabilitation - Neurological Rehabilitation for conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease - Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation for recovery from coronary bypass surgery and congestive heart failure - Dysphasia management

Our spacious patient rooms have a private bathroom with shower, large window, a private telephone line and a television with 30 popular stations. Each can accommodate visits from families and friends which are strongly encouraged for the healing process. We have a large Dining Room and dining room extension called the Sun Room. This provides room for large activities and other gatherings, including LDS church services on Sundays.

Some conditions that we frequently treat are: Orthopedic Rehabilitation for fractures, joint replacement, and degenerative joint disease Stroke Rehabilitation Neurological Rehabilitation for conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation for recovery from coronary bypass surgery and congestive heart failure Dysphasia management Cardiac Recovery Complex Medical Care Diabetic Management Feeding Tubes IV Therapy Pain Management Stroke Management Wound Care

Stonehenge facilities accept Medicare and Medicaid as well as other insurance plans.

Each facility is for those patients who will come primarily for a short stay to recover from an illness or injury. Daily physical and occupational therapy is an important service that most patients receive. If needed, we also offer the services of a Speech Therapist.

For long-term care: Each patient receives 24-hour nursing care associated with all activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, 3-meals per day, snacks social and physical activities, housekeeping, laundry, local transportation to/from medical appointments and more.

Our facility is equipped with high tech kitchen appliances to assist our staff in preparing flavorful and nourishing meals with our fine dining program. Dietary and nutrition plans are provided for each patient according to their doctor's orders. We provide three meals each day with a variety of snacks. This care is complemented by additional services like social work, daily activities, housekeeping and laundry. We work with patients and their families to initiate an individualized plan of care to help patients with a speedy return home.