Rehabilitation and skilled nursing care

Beacon Hill at Eastgate understands that there are times when individuals need specialized care due to long-term illness or to recover from surgery. Because of this, at our rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility, we offer our residents and members of the broader Grand Rapids community both long and short-term skilled nursing care as well as in-house and out-patient rehabilitation services. No matter what particular challenge you face, we work closely with your physician to provide you the specific skilled nursing care, rehabilitation and therapy services you need to support your recovery and ongoing wellness.

The rehabilitation program at Beacon Hill helps people overcome a multitude of diagnoses using strengthening exercises as well as hands-on therapy for conditions such as back pain, trauma, arthritis, joint replacement, and other post-surgical conditions. Our team of rehab professionals creates a personalized plan for each individual, so they can achieve their therapy goals as efficiently as possible.

Beacon Hill at Eastgate’s Skilled Nursing facility earned a Five-Star Rating from the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services

For two consecutive quarters, Beacon Hill’s Skilled Nursing achieved a Medicare/Medicaid Five-Star rating, a distinction held by the top 10% of skilled nursing facilities throughout the country. Beacon Hill at Eastgate understands there are times when people need skilled medical support to recover from an illness, surgery, or other specific condition. Our team of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and expertly trained nursing assistants is able to provide our residents with round-the-clock, person-centered short, and long-term skilled care. Our own Restorative Care Program promotes healing and rehabilitation while supporting patient independence in a calm and reassuring atmosphere.

Long-term nursing care at Beacon Hill involves a variety of services designed to meet a person’s lifestyle and healthcare needs. For some, nursing care is a temporary place to recover after an illness or injury. For others, it can be a new place to call home that offers support, comfort, and protection from the effects of a prolonged illness, disability, or aging. Long-term care services are designed to help you maintain your current lifestyle as much as possible at a time when you may not be able to be fully independent.

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