FAQS
Answers to some of the most asked questions.
Do you allow pets in the facility?
We encourage visitors to bring pets as long as they are under control. Residents are not allowed to keep pets in the facility. Pet vaccination records are required when pets are visiting in the facility.
Smoking
Dogwood Village residents and visitors are not permitted to smoke on premises.
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Do you allow smoking in the facility?
Only residents who were previously admitted are allowed to smoke. Anyone admitted at this time is unable to smoke.
Staff are able to smoke in designated areas only.
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Can residents go out for overnight visits with family or friends?
If a resident is admitted under their Medicare benefit, overnight visits are not billable. If a resident is under their Medicaid benefit, the facility can bill up to 18 days in a year. Assisted living residents are allowed overnight visits at any time and are billed for the days that they are out of the facility.
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Do you have scheduled visiting hours?
The facility allows visitation at any time. If it is after normal operating hours, you should inform the nurse that you are expecting a visitor. The visitor will be assisted when they arrive at the facility.
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Are your rooms furnished?
Skilled rehab rooms and nursing home rooms are furnished; however, most people bring in some personal items, such as a favorite chair or TV. The senior living facility rooms are not furnished. Individuals will be able to bring furnishings from home as long as they fit safely in the unit.
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Veterans Guide to Paying for Assisted Living & Home Care
https://www.payingforseniorcare.com/veterans
In producing this guide, it is not our intention to replicate the VA Guide to Long-Term Care. The VA website does an excellent job of describing the programs and types of assistance available to elderly veterans. Instead, our objective is to focus on veterans’ options to help with non-medical care/aging care. The aim is to help veterans understand available benefits, uncover financial assistance opportunities, and provide ideas that can reduce the costs associated with long-term care – whether in a nursing home, assisted living community, or at home.
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Are your rooms furnished?
Skilled rehab rooms and nursing home rooms are furnished; however, most people bring in some personal items, such as a favorite chair or TV. The senior living facility rooms are not furnished. Individuals will be able to bring furnishings from home as long as they fit safely in the unit.