Overview
Highland Health and Rehabilitation runs a skilled nursing facility in Bellingham, Washington, for people recovering from illness or needing longer-term residential care. Its rehabilitation services focus on restoring patients' ability to manage daily life, while nursing staff support residents who need continued personal and medical assistance. Residents also receive organized activities, and social services guide families through long-term care decisions. The facility works with physicians on treatment plans and bills patients, insurers or other third parties for care. It operates through Bellingham South of Cascadia, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cascadia Healthcare.
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What believers are saying
- A night premium rewards Highland's registered nurses: its Bellingham full-time role pays $2/hour above a $48-$55/hour base.
- Highland welcomes graduates: its part-time certified occupational therapy assistant role requires accredited education, current licensure and CPR certification.
- Highland extends retirement access to part-time nurses: its Bellingham evening registered nurse role includes a 401(k) plan.
What critics are saying
- Highland's full-time evening registered nurses work late: the Bellingham role lists four to five weekly shifts, 2pm-10:30pm.
- Highland delays paid leave: full-time Resident Care Manager/Infection Control Preventionist vacation and sick time follow an introductory period.
- Highland combines leadership and coverage: its full-time Resident Care Manager/Infection Control Preventionist handles call-ins and staffing adjustments.
What makes Highland Health and Rehabilitation unique
- Highland concentrates care in a small facility: its skilled nursing capacity is 44 beds.
- Highland extends rehabilitation through the week: licensed personnel deliver therapy seven days a week.
- Highland keeps rehabilitation on site: physical, occupational and speech therapies share an in-house gym.
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