Oak Knoll Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a family-owned facility in Ferguson. We have been here since 1948.
A Caring Family with Personality.
Family-Owned Since 1948
An Affinity Healthcare Center
This page answers common family questions about skilled nursing, rehab, insurance, tours, and admissions. Call admissions at 314-521-7419 when you want a real person to walk through your situation. Clinical decisions about what your loved one needs next belong with the hospital or care team, not with a FAQ.
Call admissions at 314-521-7419. They will tell you what is available. When you are ready for steps and documents, open Admissions.
Often, Medicare can help pay for skilled nursing care after a qualifying hospital stay when your loved one still needs a skilled level of care. Exact coverage depends on Medicare rules and the plan details for that person. Admissions can walk through what applies. See Medicare and Medicaid skilled nursing.
Yes. Oak Knoll accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Coverage for a skilled nursing stay after the hospital depends on Medicare rules and your loved one's plan. Admissions can walk through what applies.
Medicare does not usually pay for long-term custodial care the way it can for a skilled stay after the hospital. Medicaid and other payors may apply, depending on the person's situation. Use Admissions and long-term care for the next paperwork steps, and call 314-521-7419 with questions.
On Admissions. That page holds the steps, documents, and insurance detail so you are not hunting across the site.
Skilled nursing is ongoing nursing care in a licensed facility. Short-term rehab is a focused stay after the hospital to regain strength and function with therapy. Many people receive both kinds of care under one roof. See skilled nursing and short-term rehab.
Yes. Oak Knoll offers short-term rehab and long-term care. See long-term care when the plan of care is ongoing rather than a short rehab stay.
Yes. Licensed nursing is on site 24/7. See skilled nursing.
That call belongs to the hospital or care team. When they recommend skilled nursing or short-term rehab, call admissions at 314-521-7419 and we will talk through what Oak Knoll can offer. For the first family steps after discharge, see Coming home from the hospital.
Therapy can run up to 7 days a week based on need. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are available when the care plan calls for them. See Rehabilitation.
Yes. Those three therapies are part of our rehab services when the care plan includes them. See Rehabilitation.
Wound care and IV therapy are services we discuss for clinical fit. See Wound care and IV therapy, then call admissions with the specifics.
Yes, when memory care and dementia support are part of the plan of care. See Memory care, then call 314-521-7419 to talk through the referral.
Call admissions at 314-521-7419. They will tell you what is available. When you are ready for steps and documents, use our Admissions page.
Admissions will tell you what is available and what is needed next. Same-day is sometimes possible when clinical fit and a bed line up, but we do not promise it. Call 314-521-7419 to check.
The document checklist lives on Admissions. Start with a phone call if you are mid-discharge and still gathering papers.
Hospitals and case managers call admissions at 314-521-7419 with clinical questions. Clinical packets can go by fax to 314-521-6889, or through CarePort / WellSky if that is the hospital's usual path. See Hospital referrals for the planner page.
Yes. Bring your questions. Walk the halls and see the building before you decide.
You can tour on weekdays from 9 to 5. Weekends are by appointment. Call 314-521-7419 if you need a weekend time.
Ask how nursing coverage works day and night, how therapy is planned, how families get updates, and what the admissions steps look like for your loved one's payor. Write down what you hear so you can compare places calmly later.
Call admissions at 314-521-7419 if you still have clinical or timing questions. Use Admissions for paperwork. Use Coming home from the hospital if you are mid-discharge. After placement, For Our Families shares updates and life at Oak Knoll.
37 N Clark Ave, Ferguson, MO 63135. We serve families from Ferguson, Florissant, North County, and greater St. Louis. See also Skilled Nursing in Ferguson, MO.
Call 314-521-7419. Fax 314-521-6889. The website is oakknoll.care.
Oak Knoll has 79 private and semi-private beds. We are a licensed skilled nursing facility and an Affinity Healthcare Center.