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Important Notice Regarding Compensation

Commissions, fees, and all compensation for real estate brokerage services are fully negotiable and are not set by law. Neither the Minnesota Real Estate Commission nor any other government agency sets or requires specific commission rates. All compensation is determined solely by written agreement between the broker and the client.

Minnesota Law Requirement (Minn. Stat. § 82.66): Notice: The compensation for the sale, lease, rental, or management of real property shall be determined between each individual broker and the broker’s client.

Post-NAR Settlement Disclosure (Effective August 17, 2024): This brokerage fully complies with the National Association of REALTORS® settlement. Offers of compensation to buyer brokers are no longer allowed on the MLS. Any cooperative compensation is fully negotiable between the parties. Brokerage services are never free unless no compensation will be received from any source. All compensation terms are subject to negotiation.

For Sellers / Listing Agreements: The seller and listing broker will negotiate and agree upon the compensation to be paid to the listing broker. Any offer of compensation to a buyer’s broker or cooperating broker is fully negotiable and requires the seller’s prior written approval. The seller has the right to negotiate and refuse any proposed cooperative compensation.

For Buyers / Buyer Representation Agreements: The buyer and buyer’s broker have agreed upon the specific amount or rate of compensation the buyer’s broker will receive. This compensation is objectively ascertainable (for example: a fixed fee, a specific percentage of the purchase price, or another clear method) and is fully disclosed in this agreement. The buyer’s broker will not receive compensation from any source that exceeds the amount or rate agreed upon with the buyer.

Nursing Facility

Nursing Facilities provide 24/7 medical and personal care delivered by licensed professionals for individuals with complex medical needs, chronic conditions, or significant functional limitations. These settings are designed for those who require ongoing clinical oversight, rehabilitation, or advanced support beyond what assisted living or residential care can provide. Nursing Facilities may also incorporate hospice services and support individuals with memory-related conditions.

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Nursing Facility Providers

Advanced Health Care of Glendale

Advanced Health Care of Glendale

Glendale, AZ
Available
Nursing Facility
Advanced Health Care of Mesa

Advanced Health Care of Mesa

Mesa, AZ
Available
Nursing Facility
Advanced Health Care of Scottsdale

Advanced Health Care of Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ
Available
Nursing Facility
Allina Health Restorative Suit

Allina Health Restorative Suit

Plymouth, MN
Available
Nursing Facility
Apple Creek Health and Rehab

Apple Creek Health and Rehab

Centerton, AR
Available
Nursing Facility
Ardelle Gardens Care Center

Ardelle Gardens Care Center

Tampa, FL
Available
Nursing FacilityRespite Care
Arizona State Veteran Home - Phoenix

Arizona State Veteran Home - Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ
Available
Nursing FacilityMemory Care
Arkansas State Veterans Home at Fayetteville

Arkansas State Veterans Home at Fayetteville

Fayetteville, AR
Available
Nursing FacilityHospice Care
Aurora on France

Aurora on France

Edina, MN
Available
Nursing Facility
Aviata at the Bay

Aviata at the Bay

Tampa, FL
Available
Nursing FacilityRespite Care
Aviva Senior Living

Aviva Senior Living

Sarasota, FL
Available
Assisted Living FacilitiesMemory Care
Baldomero Lopez Memorial Veterans Nursing Home

Baldomero Lopez Memorial Veterans Nursing Home

Land O' Lakes, FL
Available
Memory CareNursing Facility

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about a nursing facility.

What is a nursing facility?
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A nursing facility, sometimes called a nursing home, provides 24-hour care for individuals who need a higher level of medical, nursing, or personal support. Nursing facilities may provide short-term rehabilitation following a hospitalization as well as long-term care for people who need ongoing assistance with daily activities and health needs.
Who is a nursing facility appropriate for?
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A nursing facility may be appropriate when an individual has significant medical or personal care needs that can no longer be safely managed at home or in a less intensive care setting. This may include people who need extensive assistance with daily activities, ongoing nursing oversight, rehabilitation, medication management, or other complex care.
What is the difference between a nursing facility and assisted living?
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Assisted living generally focuses on housing, personal care, meals, medication assistance, and support with daily activities while promoting independence. Nursing facilities typically provide a higher level of nursing and medical support and may be appropriate for individuals with more complex health or mobility needs.
What is the difference between a nursing facility and skilled nursing?
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“Skilled nursing” generally refers to care that must be performed or supervised by licensed clinical professionals, such as nursing care or rehabilitation therapy. A nursing facility may provide both short-term skilled nursing and long-term custodial care. Medicare coverage rules differ depending on the type and duration of care.
Does Medicare pay for nursing facility care?
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Medicare generally does not pay for long-term custodial nursing home care. Medicare Part A may cover eligible short-term skilled nursing facility care following a qualifying hospital stay and when other requirements are met. Medicaid, long-term care insurance, private funds, and other programs may help pay for longer-term care depending on eligibility.
How long can someone stay in a nursing facility?
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It depends on the person's needs. Some people stay temporarily for rehabilitation after an illness, injury, or hospitalization, while others live in a nursing facility long term because they require ongoing care and assistance.
What services do nursing facilities provide?
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Services vary but may include 24-hour nursing support, assistance with daily activities, medication management, meals, rehabilitation therapies, social activities, and care planning. The specific services available vary by facility and resident needs.
How do I choose the right nursing facility?
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Consider staffing, quality measures, cleanliness, location, available services, rehabilitation programs, activities, communication with families, and whether the facility can safely meet your loved one's specific needs. Visiting potential facilities and asking detailed questions can be an important part of the decision.
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