Located at 408 Maple Avenue in Morrison, IL
Office Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Office Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Q: How many beds does Resthave have?
A: We have 48 semi-private beds and 1 transitional private nursing room for a total of 49 intermediate care nursing beds.
We also have 21 private sheltered care \ retirement rooms, 3 of which are extra large rooms and 1 sheltered care room, which is a suite.
Q: What are the requirements to be able to live in the sheltered care \ retirement rooms?
A: A person must be able to complete his or her own activities of daily living such as, dressing, washing, toileting etc. They must also be able to walk independently or they may use a walker or cane. (No wheel chairs)
Q: Is smoking allowed?
A: Resthave is a smoke free facility. Smoking is allowed outdoors only in a designated location.
Q: How often will my Doctor visit?
A: Your doctor will see you monthly for the first three months upon your arrival at Resthave. Then he will continue to see youe very 60 days and when needed.
Q: Is there portable oxygen available?
A: Yes.
Q: Are pets welcome to visit?
A: Yes, well-behaved pets are welcome any time.
Q: What are the present room rates?
A: Nursing rooms have 3 different rates, $135, $140, and $145 per day, depending on the resident's needs. Sheltered care \ Retirement rooms are $75 per day and the three larger rooms are $100 per day.
Q: Is there transportation available for outside appointments?
A: Resthave has a facility van available for nursing residents that are confined to a wheelchair. Resthave staff will transport a resident to a doctor's appointment with a family member in attendance. All other transportation will be the responsibility of family and\or friends.
Sheltered care \ Retirement residents are responsible for their own transportation.
Q: What will I need to bring if I come to live at Resthave?
A: First of all, you will need to see your doctor for Dr. orders, which should include your history and a physical exam.
You will also need to bring the following information\items:
A: We have 48 semi-private beds and 1 transitional private nursing room for a total of 49 intermediate care nursing beds.
We also have 21 private sheltered care \ retirement rooms, 3 of which are extra large rooms and 1 sheltered care room, which is a suite.
Q: What are the requirements to be able to live in the sheltered care \ retirement rooms?
A: A person must be able to complete his or her own activities of daily living such as, dressing, washing, toileting etc. They must also be able to walk independently or they may use a walker or cane. (No wheel chairs)
Q: Is smoking allowed?
A: Resthave is a smoke free facility. Smoking is allowed outdoors only in a designated location.
Q: How often will my Doctor visit?
A: Your doctor will see you monthly for the first three months upon your arrival at Resthave. Then he will continue to see youe very 60 days and when needed.
Q: Is there portable oxygen available?
A: Yes.
Q: Are pets welcome to visit?
A: Yes, well-behaved pets are welcome any time.
Q: What are the present room rates?
A: Nursing rooms have 3 different rates, $135, $140, and $145 per day, depending on the resident's needs. Sheltered care \ Retirement rooms are $75 per day and the three larger rooms are $100 per day.
Q: Is there transportation available for outside appointments?
A: Resthave has a facility van available for nursing residents that are confined to a wheelchair. Resthave staff will transport a resident to a doctor's appointment with a family member in attendance. All other transportation will be the responsibility of family and\or friends.
Sheltered care \ Retirement residents are responsible for their own transportation.
Q: What will I need to bring if I come to live at Resthave?
A: First of all, you will need to see your doctor for Dr. orders, which should include your history and a physical exam.
You will also need to bring the following information\items:
- Social Security Card
- Birth Certificate
- Medicare Card
- Health Policy Card (if you have one)
- All medications being taken
- Drug cards being used (if you have any)
- Copies of your living will, Durable Power of Attorney or Power of Health (if applicable)
- If you will have a car, you will need your driver's license and proof of insurability
- At least 6 or 7 outfits of clothing and undergarments