Five of the named programs at Alden Estates of Jefferson carry rehabilitation in the title, and the sixth is MedicallyComplexPro™. Orthopedic, Cardiac, NeuroStroke, Pulmonary, and Short-Term rehabilitation are the named five. Naming them by body system lets a family see which applies before anyone moves in.
Jefferson, Wisconsin, is the setting, with 120 beds offering nursing home and skilled nursing care. Skilled nursing is the level of care for a person needing medical support past help with dressing and washing. Short-term rehabilitation points to a stay that ends.
Therapy happens in the building, so a course of rehabilitation is not also a course of car trips. Nursing time comes out at 3 hours and 20 minutes per resident each day. Someone recovering from an illness, an injury, or a procedure is who that side is built for.
Medicare and Medicaid both work here, as does paying privately. Medicare handles short-term skilled care in the weeks after a hospital admission, and Medicaid helps afterward for covering a longer stay. Those two payers work for two opposite cases.
Nikolina Kuljanin Thompson administers the home for Alden Estates of Countryside. Four-course meals are served at lunch and dinner. A salon is part of the building’s offering too.



