“Supportive living” is a form of assisted living. These facilities also provide basic medical care such as assistance with medications, wound care, and mobility.

A “skilled nursing facility” often abbreviated SNF is a place where trained medical staff are available around the clock to assist patients that have healthcare needs.

If you or a loved one is a stroke survivor this guide will help you to understand what happened and how you can move forward and continue living a full life…

Your respiratory system is responsible for every breath you take, word you speak, and scent you smell.

Concussions are so common that almost every American has experienced one or knows somebody who has.

Medical care can be a confusing and complicated network to navigate, especially following a post-hospital stay due to a traumatic injury, surgery…

This article will review the basics of spinal cord injury and the services Sierra Care provides that can prime your body for the best possible recovery.

Skilled Nursing Facilities and Long Term Care Facilities are two of the main options for patients recovering from a serious injury or operation.

A tracheostomy is a surgical incision through the neck and your trachea that provides an alternative breathing airway. A tracheostomy tube is placed to help a patient breathe without any obstruction.

In your search for the right medical facility, you may have come across this term — but what is a skilled nursing facility, exactly, and who needs one?