Long Term Care Services at Abingdon Care and Rehab Center

This page provides an overview of long term care options at AristaCare at Abingdon, including nursing home and assisted living services for adults and seniors in Green Brook, New Jersey. Learn what long term care is, who it benefits, and how to plan for coverage.

Overview of Long Term Care at AristaCare

What is Long Term Care?

Long term care includes medical and non-medical services designed to support individuals who need assistance over an extended period. These services are often necessary for adults and seniors who have chronic illnesses, disabilities, or limitations in daily activities.

Nursing homes offer the highest level of care outside hospitals, providing comprehensive medical attention and support in a comfortable, home-like environment. Rehabilitation and long-term care services in Green Brook, NJ, including assisted living facilities, provide personal assistance and social activities for those who need less intensive support but still require help with daily living.

Our Approach to Long Term Care

At AristaCare at Abingdon, we offer a range of long term care services tailored to meet the unique needs of each resident. Our facility serves adults—often seniors—and families who need extended help, alternative care arrangements, or 24/7 support in Green Brook, New Jersey, and many residents need support for extended periods, with more than a third of nursing facility stays lasting over a year. As one of the leading long term care facilities in the area, our Nursing Facility provides a high level of care outside a hospital setting, where residents are treated like family and can truly feel at home, and families often look for centers certified by the federal government, a standard met by roughly 85% of facilities.

When a resident plans to stay with us for an extended period, our caring staff works closely with them to support their daily lives, preserve independence over time, and encourage participation in favorite activities, backed by advanced clinical capabilities and specialized care. Our personalized long term care and health care services include:

• Skilled nursing and medical care
• Creative arts programs
• Spiritual services
• Social events and daily activities
• Convenient amenities such as beauty salon and laundry services

All of these offerings are designed to protect comfort, well-being, and quality of life, and we also provide culturally respectful programs for diverse residents.

In addition to long-term nursing care, we also offer assisted living options and comprehensive rehabilitation services for those who need less intensive support.

Coverage and Payment Options

Medicare does not cover most long term care services, so families should understand long term care costs before choosing coverage and often explore insurance options, including long term care insurance, to help cover and pay for care. It’s important to plan ahead and understand your options for coverage.

Families can also consult with a doctor about available programs, community-based services, home health care, and Medicaid benefits, as well as local resources and human services agencies, if they are trying to qualify based on income and assets. Medicaid eligibility also requires income and assets to fall below program limits. Some families are told a loved one must live in a nursing home for 30 days before applying for Medicaid. Care often called custodial care may cost about $100 to $250 per day, or roughly $4,000 to $12,000 per month, while skilled nursing facilities can cost over $500 per day, which is why families value providers with a strong quality experience and resident satisfaction program.

Now, let’s explore our assisted living services for those seeking a supportive, yet more independent, living environment.

Assisted Living Facility at Abingdon

Personal Care Services

Residents in our assisted living facility receive personal care services and assistance with daily living, including help with:

• Bathing
• Dressing
• Getting in and out of bed

Some communities also offer adult day care in the community for daytime supervision, activities, socialization, and medication assistance.

Assisted living is ideal for those who need less intensive support than nursing care, while individuals who need more physical support or monitoring may require a Nursing Facility or other higher-acuity setting.

Intermediate care facilities provide less nursing care than skilled nursing facilities, while newly renovated post-hospital rehab units, such as Abingdon’s advanced rehabilitation center in Green Brook, focus on intensive short-term recovery.