An intermediate level of care provided to individuals who require more intensive medical supervision and rehabilitation than what is typically offered in traditional post-acute care settings but less than acute hospital care.
Services focused on supporting patients as they move between different levels of care, including subacute care, to ensure a smooth and effective transition during recovery.
Therapeutic interventions, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, provided in subacute care settings to promote recovery and improve functional abilities.
Specialized facilities that provide extended medical and rehabilitative care for patients with complex medical conditions who require a longer length of stay than traditional hospitals.
Comprehensive healthcare services and support provided to individuals after an acute illness or injury, often including subacute care, rehabilitation, and transitional care.
Specialized care focused on the assessment and treatment of respiratory conditions, commonly provided in subacute care settings for patients with respiratory challenges.
Specialized attention to the treatment and healing of wounds, including surgical wounds or pressure ulcers, within subacute care facilities.
Informative sessions and resources provided to patients and their families in subacute care settings to enhance understanding of medical conditions, treatment plans, and recovery expectations.
Supportive care focused on improving the quality of life for patients with serious illnesses, often integrated into subacute care to address physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Residential facilities that provide subacute care and support services for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities who do not require hospitalization but need more assistance than a typical nursing home provides.