Auburn Post Acute

Auburn Post Acute offers a wide range of care for seniors who need help with daily tasks, managing medications, meals, or personal care, and they also provide medical help like IV therapy, wound care, nutritional support, catheter management, and special care for residents with ostomies or tracheotomies, which is pretty helpful for people recovering from surgery, illness, or injury or those living with chronic problems, and you'll also find physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus recreational therapy for recovery and socializing, and that can help people who need short-term rehab, long-term nursing, or both. There's skilled nursing care 24/7, with a focus on keeping folks comfortable and giving them a calm, quiet place that feels as much like a home away from home as they can make it, and the staff goes through careful checks-including background checks, reference checks, drug screening, and license verification-so they keep things safe for residents, plus they use technology to keep care up to date. Auburn Post Acute has private and semi-private rooms, some with private bathrooms, and there are options for studio, shared, and companion rooms; they've got elevators, a community room, laundry and dry cleaning, housekeeping, help with meals, light chores, and mobility assistance, so residents can get wherever they need in the facility, and there's also an emergency call system for extra safety. Hospice and respite care are available for those needing special support or a short stay, and the facility is designed to help people feel independent and dignified while getting all the healthcare they need, and they even serve folks with dementia, Parkinson's, or people who need special pain or fall-prevention care; that's good for families who need either long-term help or just a break. They support both inpatient and home health care, and sometimes staff travel out to help folks living at home in Auburn, WA, taking care of both medical and non-medical needs, and they'll help families decide if care at home or in the facility works better for each situation, usually starting with an assessment or consultation. Auburn Post Acute is owned by Foundation Healthcare Services and has 96 licensed beds, all for skilled nursing, and although the community has a rating of 7.6 out of 10 in Auburn and ranked as the 6th highest local facility, the nursing home part has a 1-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so people might want to take a close look at what fits best. They operate Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, and cover a full suite of services that include post-acute, rehab, memory, pain, and hospice care, keeping the focus on health, safety, and a home-like feeling for residents who need any kind of help getting well or staying comfortable during a tough time; more info is at auburnpost-acute.com.