The health and wellbeing of our residents and healthcare workers are of
the utmost importance.
Resident and Staff Status (updated 06/01/2023)
The information below is updated weekly to help ensure residents, family,
and the community are kept up to date on our current COVID-19 status.
The facility has a mitigation plan in place in the event of a Covid Positive
case to protect our healthy residents and staff. This includes immediately
isolating residents with suspected or confirmed COVID-19. Staff with suspected
or confirmed COVID-19 are directed to stay at home until they are fully
recovered.
There are currently 0 confirmed COVID-19 positive residents.
There is currently 1 confirmed COVID-19 positive staff.
Skilled nursing is a comprehensive care service designed to serve patients
who need long-term care as well as patients in need of short-term rehabilitation.
Patients receive skilled nursing care while staying in a hospital or skilled
nursing facility- although some patients can receive the service in their
own home. This way, they can receive round-the-clock care from an experienced
team that has full access to each patient’s medical information.
Many different patients can benefit from skilled nursing care.
Some conditions treated by skilled nursing services include:
Chronic aches and pains
Recovery from surgery
Chronic health conditions such as lung disease or cancer
Serious injuries that require rehabilitation
Neurological disorders such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s
Infected or non-healing wounds
Skilled Nursing vs. Nursing Home Care
It is important to keep in mind that skilled nursing care is different
from nursing home care. A skilled nursing facility is not intended to
serve as a patient’s place of residence. While they offer long-term
care services, it is with the understanding that this is a temporary arrangement
as a patient undergoes rehabilitation or recovers from an injury or illness.
The key difference between nursing homes and skilled nursing is that skilled
nursing is a service that can take place in various settings, while a
nursing home is a facility where people receive care because they have
chosen to live there.
Some of the services we provide include:
Registered Nursing
Licensed Vocational Nursing
Certified Nursing Aides
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Respiratory Therapy
Restorative Nursing
Skin/Wound Care
Hospice Care/Respite Care
Social/Crisis Intervention Services
Food/Dietary Services
Activity Services
In-house Housekeeping/Laundry Services
At Bella Sera, we understand that being away from home is difficult but
we strive to make our residents and families feel at home and to feel
that they are a part of the team managing their care. Whether your needs
are short term or long term placement, we partner with the resident and
family to ensure that our residents are given the best care possible right
here in the community.
Skilled nursing is a comprehensive care service designed to serve patients
who need long-term care as well as patients in need of short-term rehabilitation.
Patients receive skilled nursing care while staying in a hospital or skilled
nursing facility- although some patients can receive the service in their
own home. This way, they can receive round-the-clock care from an experienced
team that has full access to each patient’s medical information.
It is important to keep in mind that skilled nursing care is different
from nursing home care. A skilled nursing facility is not intended to
serve as a patient’s place of residence. While they offer long-term
care services, it is with the understanding that this is a temporary arrangement
as a patient undergoes rehabilitation or recovers from an injury or illness.
The key difference between nursing homes and skilled nursing is that skilled
nursing is a service that can take place in various settings, while a
nursing home is a facility where people receive care because they have
chosen to live there.
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