It starts with a phone call. Seasons Health & Rehab works to make the move to skilled nursing as easy as possible, and that includes helping you understand how care is paid for. We accept Medicare, Medicaid, private pay and most insurance plans. Call us at 435-628-1601 and we'll walk you through your options.
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There are several ways to pay for a stay at Seasons: Medicare, Medicaid, long-term care insurance, veterans benefits and private funds. Many families use a combination. Medicare often covers a short-term rehab stay first; after that, long-term care is usually paid through Medicaid, insurance, private funds, or a mix. For questions about your specific plan, call the customer service number on the back of your insurance card, or call us and we'll help.
Medicare is the federal health insurance program for people 65 and older, certain people under 65 with disabilities, and people with end-stage renal disease.
Medicare Part A can cover up to 100 days of skilled nursing care per benefit period when you qualify. Days 1–20 are covered in full. For days 21–100, Medicare continues to cover care, but a daily coinsurance amount applies (set each year by Medicare; many supplemental plans cover it). Medicare does not automatically approve all 100 days. Coverage continues only while you need and receive daily skilled care.
Note: Medicare Advantage plans may have different rules, such as prior authorization or no 3-day hospital stay requirement. Call us and we'll check your plan.
Medicaid helps pay for long-term nursing home care for people who meet income and asset requirements. Residents on Medicaid contribute part of their monthly income, such as Social Security, toward the cost of care, and Medicaid pays the rest of the covered costs. Medicaid generally covers nursing care, room and board, and medically necessary supplies and equipment. Rules for bed holds during hospital stays and leave days are set by the state. Ask Tawndi how they apply to your situation.
Savings, investments and other personal or family assets. Private-pay residents pay the daily rate from admission through the end of the first month. Any credit balance is refunded after discharge once all payers are settled.
Retirement income that many seniors use toward the cost of care.
Monthly assistance for seniors and people with disabilities who have very limited income and assets.
Can provide income to help pay for care, including nursing home care for a spouse.
Coverage varies by policy. Some pay only for nursing home care; others also cover home care or assisted living.
Yes. We also accept private pay and most insurance plans.
Rates depend on the level of care and how it's paid for. Call 435-628-1601 for current daily rates.
Call Sarah at 435-628-1601. In most cases the process is simple, and we coordinate directly with the hospital and your doctor.
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