Cody Regional Health Long Term Care Center is a warm and nurturing facility located on the Cody Regional Health campus. As a licensed skilled nursing facility, they provide compassionate care for residents seeking a comfortable and supportive environment. Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay options are all welcome in this community of caregivers dedicated to enhancing lives. The facility caters to a range of needs, including respite stays for short breaks, short-term rehab for recovery, and long-term care for those requiring continuous assistance due to chronic health conditions, dementia, or physical impairments.
Residents at Cody Regional Health Long Term Care Center become part of an extended family, receiving round-the-clock care from a passionate team of licensed nurses, nursing assistants, activities coordinators, dieticians, social work professionals, and more. Regular visits from attending physicians and nurse practitioners ensure residents’ well-being is prioritized. In addition to medical care, the facility offers mental health and counseling services in collaboration with hospice providers to provide comfort and support when needed most.
Daily life at Cody Regional Health Long Term Care Center is enriched with delicious meals, laundry, housekeeping, engaging social activities, and personalized services tailored to meet each resident’s unique needs and preferences. The facility provides a range of amenities, including a chapel, inviting dining rooms, activity areas, cozy sitting spots, and even a beauty/barber shop. Many resident rooms offer breathtaking views of the mountains and the serene Cody area. Friends and family are always welcome, and residents are encouraged to embrace the beauty of their surroundings with outings.
To learn more about the range of services and warmth offered at Cody Regional Health Long Term Care Center, individuals are invited to reach out to the facility. With a focus on care, companionship, and comfort, this facility provides a supportive and enriching environment for residents in need of skilled nursing and long-term care services.