SNFs provide 24-hour care to residents whose primary need is for vailability of skilled nursing care on an extended basis. In addition, SNFs provide: Dietary services, Social services, Pharmaceutical services, Recreational therapy services, Access to dental care, Emphasis on rehabilitation, such as gait training and bowel and bladder training, Specialized units for dementia residents Administration of potent injectable medications and intravenous medications and solutions on a regular basis SNFs may also provide ancillary services such as, physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
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