 Q: What is the cost of care at Renaissance Gardens?
Q: Who pays for the care provided at Renaissance Gardens?
Q: Is Renaissance Gardens Medicare-approved?
Q: Does Renaissance Gardens accept Medicaid?
Q: What is the cost of care at Renaissance Gardens?
A: All residences are private so cost depends on the type of care received.
- For Assisted Living*, there is a monthly rate (determined by the level of care provided) and a 100% refundable entrance deposit.**
- For Respite Care, there is a daily rate.
- Short-Term Rehabilitation (physical, occupational, and speech-language therapies) is typically covered by Medicare. This is described in more detail below, under Who Pays for the Care at Renaissance Gardens?
- For Long-Term Nursing Care, there is a daily rate and a 100% refundable entrance deposit.
* Assisted Care in Massachusetts
**Entrance Fee in New Jersey
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Q: Who pays for the care provided at Renaissance Gardens?
A: All people who come to Renaissance Gardens first undergo a financial review and pay a 100% refundable entrance deposit.** How they pay for our services depends primarily on the services provided:
For Assisted Living*, and for Alzheimer’s Care or Respite Care*** provided within Assisted Living*, the resident typically pays a monthly itemized bill out of pocket. Neither health insurance nor Medicare covers Assisted Living*.
For Short-Term Rehabilitation (physical, occupational, and speech-language therapies) ordered by a physician, Medicare typically provides coverage for up to 100 days per year, as long as the patient continues to comply with therapy and shows progress.
For Long-Term Nursing Care, and for Alzheimer’s Care or Respite Care*** provided with Long-Term Nursing Care, there are Long-Term Care insurance policies. There are many types of policies and we recommend that you consult a professional insurance agent for assistance. Medicare does not cover Long-Term Nursing Care.
* Assisted Care in Massachusetts
**Entrance Fee in New Jersey
*** Respite Care is not offered in Assisted Care at Brooksby Village and not offered iat Renaissance Gardens at Greenspring
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Q: Is Renaissance Gardens Medicare-approved?
A: Yes.
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Q: Does Renaissance Gardens accept Medicaid?
A: Typically, people who need Medicaid have exhausted their funds and will not have the entrance deposit needed to move in to Renaissance Gardens.
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