Common use of ANTICIPATED SERVICES Clause in Contracts

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Guilderland defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Utica defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Batavia defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx South Point defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Barnwell defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Pawling defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Mayfair Care Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Bridge View Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Home defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Guilderland defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx River Valley defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Delaware Park defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Chittenango defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Rome defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Mohawk defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Chestnut Park Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Rome defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Rome defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Colonial Park Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Great Neck defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Buffalo Community Healthcare Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Bridge View Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Home defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Maple City Rehabilitation and & Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-Sub- acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Great Neck defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Queens defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx River Valley defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Chestnut Park Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Waterview Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Chittenango defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rochester Community Nursing and Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Utica defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Maple City Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Center defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.

ANTICIPATED SERVICES. Generally, Residents are admitted to the Facility for one of the following reasons: sub-acute care*; long term care, or hospice care. * The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Xxxxxxxx Delaware Park defines sub-acute care as goal oriented, comprehensive, inpatient care designed for an individual who has an acute illness, injury, or exacerbation of a disease process. Generally, sub- sub-acute care is rendered at the Facility immediately after, or instead of, acute hospitalization. Sub-acute care lasts for a limited time or until a condition is stabilized or a predetermined treatment course is completed. Residents, who are admitted for sub-acute care, are admitted with the expectation that they will be discharged once short-term services are no longer required, unless continued placement in the Facility is medically appropriate. It is the mutual goal of the Resident and the Facility that the Resident returns to his/her home or a less restrictive setting, if appropriate. The Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor agree to facilitate discharge as soon as medically appropriate, and hereby represent and agree that they will work with the Facility staff to secure an appropriate and timely discharge. The Resident’s failure to cooperate with discharge constitutes a waiver of any limitation that might otherwise apply to private collection. Residents admitted for sub-acute care are responsible for applicable copayments, deductibles, and/or coinsurance, and for any charges that may accrue after termination of their third third-party coverage if they remain in the Facility for any reason. Residents covered by Medicare Part A are responsible for a daily coinsurance amount for days 21 to 100 of a Part A covered stay. If the Resident is admitted for sub-acute services and thereafter remains in the Facility for long term care, an intra-facility room change or transfer to a more appropriate setting may be necessary. Any such room change shall be carried out in accordance with applicable law and the Facility’s policies and procedures.