CNS Home Health and Hospice

About our inpatient rehabilitation hospitalChoosing where to receive care after a life-changing illness or injury is an important decision for you and your loved ones. At Saint Alphonsus Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, an affiliate of Encompass Health, we are committed to helping you get back to what matters most. Located in Boise, ID, we are proud to be part of Encompass Healths national network of inpatient rehabilitation hospitals. Recently named Americas Most Awarded Leader in Inpatient Rehabilitation by Newsweek and Statista for the sixth consecutive year, Encompass Health is your trusted choice in rehabilitation.When you choose Saint Alphonsus Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, an affiliate of Encompass Health for your rehabilitation, you receive compassionate care from an expert team of physical, occupational and speech therapists; physicians; nurses; dietitians; pharmacists and case managers. They will work together to create a plan to help you meet your unique goals.At our hospital you will receive:Three hours of therapy, five days per week24/7 nursing care, including nurses who specialize in rehabilitationFrequent visits from a physician**We provide access to independent physicians.Better rehabilitation starts hereEach patients recovery is different. At Saint Alphonsus Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, an affiliate of Encompass Health, our expert clinicians combine the latest technologies, real-world simulations and advanced therapies into a treatment plan that helps you achieve whats important to you. Our specialties include but are not limited to:Stroke rehabilitationIntensive therapy combined with a hospital level of care will help you manage your symptoms and get back to everyday activities.Neurological conditionsWhether a traumatic brain injury or a neurological condition such as Parkinsons or multiple sclerosis, we will design a care plan to meet your unique needs and goals.Spinal cord injuryYour care team will work with you and your loved ones to help you manage your condition and get back to what matters most.Orthopedic conditionsFrom hip fractures and joint replacements to amputations and prosthetic training, your care team will help you adapt and recover.

Why Should your loved one come to Renaissance?Caring for an elderly family member can be very difficult and overwhelming. Not only do you have to attend to that family members personal and medical needs, but you need to tend to your own life. How will you be able to work a full-time job if you have to spend most of your time caring for say, your parent? And what if you have children and a spouse? They need you, too.It is baffling that such a valuable service goes largely underused by the public. Six hours a day of adult day services is only about 20% of the cost of bringing someone into the home to provide services for the same number of hours. And having a loved one in a protected and stimulating environment can afford necessary rest to overloaded caregivers. Nurses and social workers on staff can provide necessary aid to those care recipients in need of medical and emotional attention.In response to their gradual loss of independence, family members step up and become caregivers, assuming responsibility for guarding their health, safety, and dignity. Family caregivers (unpaid) provide 83% percent of the help provided to older adults. They also help mitigate other factors associated with increased dependency, such as loss of social outlets, loneliness, depression, and apathy. Many seniors have in their closest relative not only their sole caregiver but also their single source of social contact.Adult day care has become a solution for many family caregivers seeking senior care assistance. While adult day care offers interim care for family members, this care option also benefits seniors. The physical activity, social stimulation, and emotional connections help seniors with dementia connect to the world around them, which often feels like a frightening or unfamiliar place.Luckily, family caregivers can find assistance and much-needed respite in the form of adult daycares. Unlike assisted-living facilities or nursing homes in which a patient lives full time, adult daycares operate during the day and offer special services, programs, and activities to keep their members engaged.  Call us today at 651-452-0811