Rehab has to be ordered by a doctor, as Pam said. It would be paid for by Medicare (20 days) if it followed a hospitalization of at least three days and nights. Perhaps what you mean is an Assisted Living Facility? Or a nursing home? I would urge you to read up on this site (the Senior Living tab at the top) so that you understand what kind of services each of these places provides and what the true costs are--ALs may have a low base price, but they offer a la carte services (assistance with getting to the dining room, bathing, medication management, for an extra fee, which can add up). I know from experience that you really need to understand what you're signing up for. We had mom go to an assisted living facility when that really was NOT what she needed. She lived happily in Independent Living for 18 months until she had a stroke. Now she's at a NH. It's a learning curve! Good luck.
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