The Village At Rockville Inc

Programs: Independent living:independent living at the village at rockville, a national lutheran community, offers joyful senior living where people believe that life is best enjoyed with others. Residents have all the benefits of home ownership without the burden of upkeep and maintenance in one and two-bedroom cottages. Removing the hassle of chores leaves residents free to spend their time doing the things they love. Additionally, residents have access to five-star rated health care, including assisted living, memory support, long-term care and short-term rehab. The village of rockville is a 141 unit facility (reconfigured from the original 144 units) for which there were 53,401 census days in 2017. In 2017 the village at rockville took 9 triplexes offline to provide for construction, marketing offices and a model unit. These units will be replaced with a 4 story independent living project including an estimated 130 living units, added dining venues, swimming and activity pool, fitness area and underground parking. This expansion is scheduled to open during 2020.

assisted living:assisted living residents at the village at rockville, a national lutheran community, enjoy private suites with just the right amount of help they need from licensed nurses who are available 24/7. Assisted living comes with a generous package of amenities and offers three levels of care, so residents only pay for the level of services they need. Additionally, assisted living residents are presented with daily opportunities to enhance their physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being through life enrichment programming. The village at rockville provides residency and medical care as needed to those in a 32 bed traditional assisted living setting and an 18-bed assisted living memory support setting. The total assisted living census days during 2017 were 17,700. The village at rockville also offers a safe and comforting place for seniors with memory challenges. The village at rockville understands it's the little differences and subtle cues that make a meaningful impact in someone's day. The memory care program features private rooms, and designated areas for personal memory cues that engage individuals with family mementos, personal items and photographs. The suites are color-designated to help ease the struggles some have with daily navigation. Additionally, the program offers a secure memory garden with a gazebo and swing, and a quiet relaxation room.

skilled nursing:the village at rockville, national lutheran community's long-term skilled nursing care is a collaborative effort that involves the resident, their family and the staff. Continual communication motivates families to entrust their loved ones in the village at rockville's care. The long-term care program includes a 24-hour visitation policy, a 24-hour skilled nursing team, physician services onsite, therapy specialist, pastoral care, infusion/iv services, bariatric care, wound care, total parenteral nutrition, respiratory services and hospice services. During 2017 there were 53,832 census days. Under the skilled nursing banner is the program mypotential rehabilitation. Through this program rockville offers physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech/language pathology to guests recovering from injury, illness or a planned surgery. Mypotential rehabilitation is 100% focused on each individual's rehabilitation goals, creating personalized plans to help them gain back optimum independence. Guests' goals direct the efforts of the rehab team, including physicians, nurses, therapists, discharge planners, nutritionists, a personalized mypotential rehabilitation coach and a concierge. Mypotential rehabilitation is designed to get guests back to doing the things they love most confidently, efficiently and comfortably.

since its inception in 1890, no resident has been asked to leave the village at rockville due to diminished resources. The cost of benevolent care provided amounted to approximately $5,020,000 in 2017, including approximately $4,495,000 related to the medicaid program. Residents who are unable to pay for services, at all levels of care as needed and when appropriate, are provided for without charge or at amounts less than rockville's established rates. Because the organization does not pursue collection of amounts determined to be benevolent care, they are not reported as resident service revenues. The organization maintains records to identify and monitor the level of benevolent care it provides. The estimated costs of providing benevolent care is based upon the direct and indirect costs identified with the specific benevolent care provided.