Long-Term Care
Compassionate Long-Term Care That Feels Like Home
Choosing a long-term care facility for a loved one is a significant decision. At Shreveport Manor Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation, we understand how important it is to feel confident about the care your family member will receive. That is why we provide a warm, home-like environment where seniors can thrive under professional, compassionate care.
Whether your loved one needs help with daily tasks, specialized therapies, or ongoing medical attention, our experienced team is here to ensure their comfort and well-being every step of the way.
What Is Long-Term Care?
Long-term care supports individuals who need help with daily activities like dressing, eating, and bathing, or who need ongoing medical support. It is often the right choice for people who can no longer live independently due to aging, illness, or injury.
It is about more than day-to-day tasks. It is about creating an environment where individuals keep as much independence as possible while getting the support they need, from medication management to skilled nursing care.
A Full Continuum of Care
We provide personalized, high-quality care designed to address the unique needs of each resident. Our long-term care services include:
- 24-hour professional care from on-site physicians, nurses, and therapists
- Personalized care plans tailored to each resident’s needs
- Alzheimer’s and dementia care grounded in empathy and expertise
- Enhanced safety with Medicare-certified beds and the WanderGuard system
- Restorative therapies for strengthening, walking, and pain management
- Recreational activities, pet-friendly visits, and social services
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Long-Term Care
Are nursing homes considered long-term care?
Yes. Nursing homes provide long-term care for those who need continuous support. While some residents stay for short-term rehabilitation after surgery or an illness, others make the facility their home, receiving care tailored to their long-term health needs.
Does Medicare cover long-term care?
Medicare usually covers short-term stays in a skilled nursing facility after a hospital visit, but it does not pay for permanent long-term care. Medicaid and other financial assistance programs may help. If you have questions about costs and coverage, our team is happy to guide you through your options.
How do you create a care plan for each resident?
Every individual has unique needs. We work closely with families to develop a personalized care plan built around each resident’s health, preferences, and daily routines, and we adjust it over time as those needs change.
A Community That Cares
What sets us apart is the personalized touch we bring to everything we do. From inviting spaces for recreation and family visits to our dedicated team of caregivers, we prioritize comfort, dignity, and high-quality care while keeping residents integrated into an engaging, supportive community.
We are more than a long-term care facility. We are a trusted resource for families, offering a full continuum of care for those who need it.