What is Skilled Nursing Care?
Around-the-clock medical support and assistance for complex health needs or chronic conditions.
Skilled nursing care is professional, medically necessary long-term care provided by licensed nurses under the direction of a physician. More than just medical care, residents receive personalized care in a warm, homelike setting.
Our team—including nursing, rehab, social services, dining, environmental services and life enrichment—works together to promote comfort, dignity, and the highest level of independence.
Reasons to Choose St. Paul's
At St. Paul’s, skilled nursing is more than just care—it’s genuine connection. Our team takes the time to truly know each resident and their family, creating a strong sense of trust and comfort.
At St. Paul’s, our neighborhood model of care means nursing staff are always close by, offering familiar faces and personalized support in each small, welcoming neighborhood.
Daily life at St. Paul’s is guided by thoughtful routines and a homelike atmosphere that promote dignity, independence, and comfort.
Cozy lounges and shared spaces throughout the community invite residents to relax, connect with others, or take part in meaningful activities.
Our beautifully landscaped grounds, patios, and porches offer peaceful places to enjoy the outdoors, stay active, and recharge.
Residents live in private or shared private rooms within intimate neighborhoods designed for both privacy and connection.
On-site amenities like our full-service salon, fitness center, bistro, and private dining room add extra comfort, convenience, and enjoyment to daily life.
The Villas at St. Paul’s offers Skilled Nursing Care
Is it time to consider Skilled Nursing Care?
Has a loved one recently been hospitalized or had surgery?
Skilled nursing may be needed for recovery support, including wound care, therapy, and medication management.
Is 24-hour supervision or access to healthcare professionals needed?
Skilled nursing ensures round-the-clock access to trained staff for peace of mind and safety.
Is there a need for daily medical care or monitoring?
Conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or advanced illness may require professional oversight and regular nursing care.
Is managing medications becoming overwhelming or confusing?
Skilled nurses ensure medications are taken correctly and safely, helping to prevent complications.
Are there mobility challenges that increase the risk of falls or injury?
Skilled care can provide support with movement, transfers, and physical therapy to improve safety and strength.
