Choosing the right skilled nursing or rehabilitation center is an important decision. At Inglemoor Rehabilitation & Care Center, our experienced Admissions Team is committed to making the transition as smooth and stress-free as possible. We work closely with families, physicians, hospital discharge planners, geriatric care managers, and social service agencies to coordinate every step of the admissions process.
Whether your loved one requires short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay or ongoing skilled nursing and long-term care, our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist with admissions. We proudly serve families throughout Livingston, Millburn, Short Hills, and surrounding Essex County communities.
We accept Medicare, Medicaid, HMO plans, private insurance, and private pay. Our admissions coordinators are available to verify insurance benefits, explain coverage, and answer any questions before admission.
A Simple Admissions Process
Our goal is to make admission as straightforward as possible while ensuring every resident receives the care they need from day one.
The admissions process typically includes:
- Contact of our Admissions Team to discuss your loved one’s care needs.
- Reviewing medical information and coordinating with physicians or hospital discharge planners.
- Verifying Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance benefits.
- Scheduling admission and preparing for a smooth transition.
- Welcoming your loved one and developing an individualized care plan with our clinical team.
With full-time admissions coordinators and an on-site nurse case manager, we work quickly to evaluate referrals and help families navigate the process with confidence.
Insurance & Payment Options
Understanding how care is covered is one of the first questions many families have. At Inglemoor Rehabilitation & Care Center, we accept a variety of payment options to help make quality care accessible.
Coverage may include:
- Medicare for qualifying short-term skilled nursing and rehabilitation services.
- Medicaid for eligible long-term care services.
- HMO and commercial insurance plans.
- Private insurance coverage.
- Private pay options.
Because every insurance plan is different, our Admissions Team will gladly verify benefits and explain your coverage before admission, helping you understand available options and any potential out-of-pocket costs.
Preparing for Admission
Once admission has been arranged, bringing a few important items can help ensure a comfortable transition.
We recommend bringing:
- Insurance cards and identification
- A current list of medications
- Physician and emergency contact information
- Comfortable clothing and personal care items
- Advance directives, if applicable
Our team will review everything with you before admission and answer any questions about what to expect on your first day.
Comprehensive Care Under One Roof
Residents admitted to Inglemoor have access to a wide range of specialized healthcare services designed to meet changing medical needs. Depending on an individual’s care plan, services may include:
- Progressive Rehabilitation
- Long-Term Care, Respite Care
- Hospice Care
- Additional Health Care Programs tailored to each resident’s needs.
Families are also encouraged to explore our Senior Care Services & Amenities to learn more about the comfortable accommodations, therapy services, dining, recreational activities, and welcoming environment available to every resident.
Schedule a Tour or Speak with Our Admissions Team
Choosing a skilled nursing or rehabilitation facility is a significant decision, and we’re here to help make the process easier. Whether you’re planning ahead or need immediate placement following a hospital stay, our experienced Admissions Team is available to answer your questions, verify insurance benefits, and explain your care options.
We welcome tours seven days a week, including walk-in visits, so you can experience our community firsthand and meet the dedicated professionals who make Inglemoor feel like home.
To learn more or begin the admissions process, please visit our Contact Us page, call 973-370-9521, or email info@inglemoor.com.
Nondiscriminatory Policy
In accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the ADA, no one will be discriminated against, denied admission, or employment on the basis of race, color, religious creed, national origin, ancestry, sex, handicap or disability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Simply contact our Admissions Team by phone or through our Contact Us page. We’ll guide you through every step, including care assessments, insurance verification, and scheduling admission.
Medicare may cover qualifying short-term skilled nursing and rehabilitation services, while Medicaid may help cover eligible long-term care. Our Admissions Team can review your individual coverage and answer questions about available benefits.
Yes. We regularly coordinate admissions directly from hospitals, working closely with discharge planners, physicians, and case managers to provide a smooth transition into skilled nursing or rehabilitation care.
Residents may receive short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, long-term care, respite care, hospice services, and other specialized healthcare programs based on their individual medical needs and physician recommendations.
Absolutely. We encourage families to visit our community, meet our team, and explore our rehabilitation services, amenities, and resident accommodations before making an important care decision. Tours are available seven days a week.