Medicare covers Days 1-20 at 100% while Days 21-100 require you to co-pay $157.50 in 2015. While a Medicare benefit pays up to 100 days, a skilled need must be present. For example, if your skilled need is rehabilitation, improvement towards your goals must be evident. Once your goals have been met, the Medicare benefit period ends even if the full 100 days has not been used.

Your stay will depend on your skilled needs and your progress toward your goals to be discharged home safely. Our typical rehab patient spends 2-3 weeks attaining their goals, while stays for patients with medical skilled needs varies, depending on the treatment ordered by the doctor.

We do not have set visiting hours, however we do ask that visitors be mindful of our residents and their need for privacy during treatment times, as well as their need for rest on their road to recovery.   In addition, participation in rehab should not be interrupted. After 8pm, we ask that you use the intercom system for the safety of staff and residents.

Yes, in general, pets are allowed to visit as long as an updated health and immunization record is provided.

Subacute care, or skilled rehabilitation provides up to three hours a day, 5-6 days per week of therapy services, depending on your tolerance.

Cadia accepts MEDICARE, MEDICAID, BLUE CROSS/HIGHMARK, HEALTH OPTIONS, TRICARE FOR LIFE, and CIGNA.   We will also negotiate one time contracts with insurance carriers that are not listed on a case by case basis.

Yes. We accept Long Term Care patients based on bed availability. Please contact the Admissions Office at the desired Cadia location for more details.

Due to the various levels of care we provide, we staff our skilled rehab and nursing units according to acuity. Currently our staffing is well above the State of Delaware’s minimum staffing requirements.

There is either a Physician or Nurse Practitioner in Cadia facilities daily. Short stay patients are seen within the first 48-72 hours post-admission, then as frequently as needed thereafter. Long term care residents are assessed every 30 days, but more often as deemed necessary by the nursing staff.

Feel free to bring any items from home that will make your experience here more comfortable, such as your favorite blanket or pillow. If you will be receiving rehab therapy, loose fitting clothing and sneakers are recommended. We will provide toiletries, but if you have favorite brands, please bring those with you.

Skilled nursing provides a higher level of nursing care than assisted living. In addition, skilled nursing facilities provide rehabilitation in-house and nursing care is provided on a 24 hour basis by staff trained to assist in rehabilitation efforts as well as recognize and treat medical conditions. Assisted Living Facilities are for individuals who can complete most of their activities of daily living, but who ,may require supervision with tasks such as cooking or medication administration.

This will be a determined by the Cadia care team, which includes your doctor, rehab therapists (if receiving therapy) nurses, the social worker, and of course you!