The range of healthcare services provided to individuals recovering from an acute illness or hospitalization, aimed at restoring health and functionality.
A facility that provides short-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing care for individuals recovering from illness or surgery, often a part of the post-acute care continuum.
A facility that offers intensive rehabilitation services to individuals recovering from severe injuries, surgeries, or debilitating illnesses on an inpatient basis.
Healthcare services delivered at a patient’s home, including nursing care, physical therapy, and other medical services to support recovery.
Specialized care for individuals with terminal illnesses, focusing on pain management, emotional support, and improving the quality of life during the end-of-life stage.
Services provided to individuals moving from one healthcare setting to another, often involving coordination between hospital, post-acute care, and home health services.
Intermediate-level care provided to individuals who no longer require acute hospital care but still need more intensive medical supervision and rehabilitation than a traditional nursing home.
Therapeutic interventions, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, aimed at restoring functional abilities and independence.
A facility that provides specialized care for individuals with complex medical conditions requiring an extended hospital stay, often bridging the gap between acute care and post-acute care.
The process of moving a patient from one level of care to another, involving coordination among healthcare providers to ensure continuity and quality of care.