Clinical Care

Skilled nursing care at The Villages at Southern Hillsfrequently begins with an on-site assessment at the hospital and continues through an initial conference and discharge planning. The licensed professionals at The Villages at Southern Hills are available to answer questions and address the concerns residents and their families.

Comprehensive Care
Cost effective and convenient, the skilled physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy program at The Villages at Southern Hills offers a wide range of short-term rehab and medical services for orthopedic, cardiac, neurological, pulmonary, and medically complex conditions. What’s more, skilled rehab and nursing care are provided with the special warmth, attentiveness, and focus on the full range of personal needs.

Medically Complex Program
The Villages at Southern Hills medically complex program is administered by an interdisciplinary team of medical, skilled nursing, and rehab professionals. The team assesses each resident’s needs and implements a plan of care that promotes optimal recovery. Residents with diabetes, cancer, post-surgical complications, gastro-intestinal problems, chronic renal failure, wound care, and vascular disorders are successfully treated in this program.

The goal of the program is to provide the highest quality of rehabilitative and nursing care to residents while facilitating their transition, as quickly and safely as possible, from hospital to home. When a resident is ready to leave The Villages at Southern Hills, we provide the support and services needed for a smooth transition home.

Skilled care services and amenities include the following:

• 24-hour clinical care
  • Licensed nursing care
  • Comprehensive wound care
  • Pulmonary management
  • Post surgical stabilization
  • Intravenous therapy
  • Enteral / Parenteral therapy
  • Restorative nursing care
• Hospice and respite care
• IV therapy
• Oxygen therapy
• Lab and x-ray services
• Medication administration/assistance
• Electronically-secured premises
• Emergency call systems
• Social services
• Assistance with activities of daily living
• Rehabilitation care due to fractures or joint replacements
• Acute medical conditions
• Interim medical care following a hospital stay
• Respiratory care
• Parkinson’s care
• Terminal illness care (in cooperation with hospice)
• Stroke recovery
• General rehabilitation due to weakness or physical decline

• Diabetic rehabilitation