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A. This will depend on several factors, but Villa St. Francis Care Center provides long term care, short term rehabilitation, and skilled memory care to those in need, regardless of their financial means. We accept Medicaid and Medicaid Pending. Also, we accept many methods of insurance and private payment. For our short-term rehabilitation patients, we accept Medicare and managed care. We encourage you to speak to our admissions representative to learn how affordable Villa St. Francis can be.

A. We will need supporting financial documentation, but that will be different depending on the insurance or method of payment. Clinically we will need a physical, medications, labs, and any specialty reports.

A. Villa St. Francis provides physical and occupational therapy, restorative care, housekeeping, dietary, beautician, entertainment, volunteers, pharmacy, transportation, 24-hour nursing (RN), Psychologist, spiritual care (mass daily). Depending on the insurance, transportation may incur an additional cost.

A. Yes! Speak to someone today about beginning the process. Click here to email our admissions coordinator. 

A. Yes! We have both private and semi-private rooms.

A. Currently, we can accept all insurance except Humana.

A. Currently, we are not open to visitors due to Covid-19, but we are making accommodations for safe meetings. (Ask us how) Under normal circumstances, we welcome visitors and anytime day or night.

A. We do! We respect our residents as adults and empower them to live their best life. Advice is given when appropriate and we work closely with the family in resident care planning.

A. We want our residents to feel at home. You can bring a recliner, bedding, pictures, sentimental items. We highly recommend bringing a television and phone. Villa St. Francis provides a bed, dresser, table.

A. Certainly. Villa St. Francis has a medical director that can attend to the needs of our residents. An independent Doctor needs to agree to CMS guidelines in our building. We can provide transportation, but depending on insurance, this may incur an additional cost.

A. Absolutely! The care of our residents is our top priority, so we would want to ensure it would be medically safe.

A. No. While we are a Catholic nursing home, we don’t require any declaration of faith from our residents. We offer Mass every day, and frequently have Bible studies and nondenominational services. Many of our residents take comfort in these activities.