Your discharge date may arrive before you feel strong, steady, or confident enough to manage alone.
Maison de Serenity provides private-pay post-hospital recovery stays for medically stable adults and older adults who need personal assistance before returning home.
Our private six-bed residence offers 24/7 support, RN-directed coordination, chef-prepared meals, mobility assistance, and help following approved discharge instructions. We also communicate with your authorized hospital team, physicians, home health agency, and therapists.
A hospital may confirm that you no longer need inpatient treatment. That does not always mean you can safely manage each part of daily life.
You may still experience:
Your family may want to help but may not have the time, training, equipment, or space to provide continuous care.
Maison de Serenity gives you a calm residential setting where you can receive practical help, rest, and prepare for the responsibilities you will face at home.
Our post-hospital program may suit medically stable adults and older adults recovering from:
This service may also help when you:
We assess every prospective guest before admission. We review your current condition, mobility, personal care needs, medications, cognition, discharge instructions, and required outside services.
When your needs fall outside the services our RCFE setting can provide, we will explain that clearly.
What information will help your first days after discharge feel organized?
Complete and current records allow our team to prepare for your arrival and understand the support you may need.
Before admission, we may request:
We use this information to prepare your room, review your daily needs, coordinate outside provider visits, and plan your arrival.
A family member, hospital discharge planner, case manager, or social worker may provide documents with your authorization.
Hospital recovery does not stop when you leave the building.
You may still need help with simple tasks that require strength, balance, coordination, or concentration.
Based on your assessment and residential support plan, your stay may include:
We adjust daily assistance based on your ability, comfort, energy, and preferences.
Our goal is to help you take part in your routine without placing you in situations that are not yet safe.
Small changes can provide useful information during recovery.
Our staff may observe and document changes in your:
We do not provide hospital-level observation or continuous skilled nursing.
When a concern arises, we follow the approved communication process. Depending on the situation, we may contact:
RN direction supports care planning, communication procedures, and decisions about reporting meaningful changes to an outside provider.
Maison de Serenity provides residential support. Your licensed medical professionals remain responsible for diagnosis, treatment, and skilled clinical decisions.
You may leave the hospital with several providers involved in your recovery.
With your permission, our team can communicate with:
Licensed outside professionals provide skilled nursing, therapy, hospice, and medical services.
Maison de Serenity can support their work by:
Clear communication helps reduce missed details and gives everyone a better understanding of the current plan.
Your stay should support a clear next destination.
During the admission process, we discuss your expected length of stay and what needs to be in place before you leave Maison de Serenity.
Your transitional care plan may address:
As your departure approaches, we can help you and your family review practical questions such as:
We do not promise a specific recovery result. We help you and your approved providers prepare a practical plan based on your current abilities and needs.
Your daily schedule reflects your energy, preferences, appointments, and discharge instructions.
Your morning may begin with help getting out of bed, bathing, dressing, grooming, or using the bathroom.
You can enjoy breakfast, complete your approved medication routine, and review the day’s appointments or provider visits with our team.
The middle of your day may include:
You may spend time with family, sit outdoors, read, watch television, talk with staff, or take part in an optional activity.
Your energy level guides the pace of the day.
After dinner, our team can assist with your personal routine, approved medications, and preparation for sleep.
You may choose quiet conversation, television, reading, or private time.
We provide helpful structure while respecting your need for rest.
Post-hospital stays may last several days or several weeks. The right timing depends on your condition, support needs, recovery goals, outside services, and room availability.
You, your family member, or an authorized hospital professional can contact us with:
Our team reviews:
We may speak with your hospital team or other approved providers when additional information is required.
When Maison de Serenity is a suitable fit, we discuss:
Urgent admissions may be reviewed when space, staffing, documentation, and care suitability allow.
An inquiry does not confirm acceptance. We must complete the assessment before approving a stay.
Some guests may request invoices or supporting documents for eligible long-term care insurance claims. Coverage depends on the terms of the individual policy.
Hospital discharge planning often involves several people working within a limited period.
Families receive a clear point of contact for questions and updates.
Hospital discharge planners, case managers, and social workers can contact our team to discuss care fit, documentation, availability, and the admission process.
Maison de Serenity can communicate with approved contacts about:
For guests who need broad short-term support while moving from one care setting to another.
For guests recovering from orthopedic, cardiac, abdominal, spinal, or general surgery with procedure-specific instructions.
For private residential support after an approved cosmetic or elective procedure.
You do not have to wait until the day of discharge to discuss your options.
Tell us about:
We will review your information, discuss care suitability, explain current availability, and outline the next steps.
