Short-Stay & Long Term Living
Blaire House Nursing & Rehabilitation Center presents an atmosphere that is calm and comfortable. We are a trusted partner because we listen to your needs, understand the life you want for yourself or your loved one, then customize a solution that puts that life within reach. Whether you are in need of a short-term or long-term care stay, our facility is designed to promote nursing and rehabilitation in a high-quality and compassionate environment.
As residents’ conditions progress and they move through different care levels, our staff works with their families and their physicians to transition them to the most appropriate senior care setting. Each resident’s short- or long-term care is customized for their individual needs and preferences, and delivered around-the-clock by trained nursing professionals.
Rehabilitation Services
We understand that the sooner and more often someone receives rehabilitative care, the sooner they can gain back their strength, self reliance, independence and dignity. At Blaire House, we are dedicated to providing the highest quality rehabilitation services to our residents, whether it’s short-term rehab, outpatient services or long-term care. Using specialized equipment, top quality professionals, and the latest clinical interventions and treatments, we strive to promote independence and return our patients to their homes.
Our Therapy Team consists of:
- Physical & Occupational Therapists
- Speech-Language Pathologists
- Wii Therapy
The Blaire House of Milford interdisciplinary team approach (rehab, social services, nursing) provides our short-term residents with recommendations for the home setting and helps set up the best resources during discharge planning. The team also develops a functional plan for our long-term care residents to maximize their potential.
Our services include:
- Short Stay Rehabilitation with Orthopedics,
Cardiac & Respiratory Recovery - 24 Hour Nursing Care
- Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy
- Hospice Care
- Respite Care
- Assisted Living Residence
- Blaire House Private Home Care
- Adult Day Health Center with Specialized Memory Care
- Senior Transportation Services
Cardiac Management Program
About our Program:
The Cardiac Management Program at Blaire House of Milford specializes in the evaluation, treatment and education of individuals who need nursing care and rehabilitative services to return to their most optimal level of independent functioning. The plan of care is patient focused and driven by individualized, specific and measurable goals determined by the patient in conjunction with their interdisciplinary team and physician.
Interdisciplinary Team:
Our Medical Director leads the program and the treatment plan. Our program is staffed with a team of healthcare professionals trained to meet the unique needs of our patients. This team includes:
- Registered Nurses
- Licensed Practical Nurses
- Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists
- Case Manager
- Registered Dietitian
- Social Worker
- Certified Nursing Assistants
- Program highlights:
- Multi system assessment, monitoring, intervention and education
- Detailed cardiovascular assessment including apical heart rate and rhythm, heart sounds, pulse oximetry, lab values, and blood pressure
- Symptom monitoring: SOB, Chest pain, wheezing, orthopnea, dyspnea, weight gain, edema, dizziness, change in mental status, and activity level
- Medication reconciliation and education
- Nutritional management & education
- Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy evaluations and treatment up to 7 days per week
- EKG capabilities on-site
Program Advantages:
- Professional guided transition from our program to home
- Quality care, evidence-based education and individualized treatment plan
- Short stay rehabilitation and recovery with a target to reduce
- rehospitalization
- Disease and symptom management
- Discharge Planning:
- Case Manager and Social Worker work collaboratively to establish a successful discharge plan with community support
- Education plan that includes the patient and the family
- Post discharge follow up calls
- Outcome report shared with your primary care physician