Birmingham Rehabilitation and Wellness Center, in Birmingham, AL, has nursing home care and skilled nursing. Therapy keeps business hours and licensed nursing does not, which is what the skilled nursing designation is describing. Therapy services and rehabilitation suites are named next to it, so somebody needing both the clinical cover and the therapy would find them together.
132 beds are on the license. A day here includes 3 hours and 55 minutes of nursing time for each resident. The center takes Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, and the first two divide the job roughly into a recovery and a residence.
Medicare covers the short course of skilled care that follows a hospital stay, which is recovery work with an end in view. Medicaid reaches longer-term costs for residents who qualify, once the stay hs stopped being about recovery. On-site therapy means the work happens where the resident already lives.
A courtyard, dining, a salon, and accessible transportation are named amenities. Delilah Lee Griffith administers the center.






