Aspen Transitional Rehabilitation

Aspen Transitional Rehabilitation is conveniently located near St. Luke's Meridian Medical Center on Eagle Road in Meridian, which is just a short distance from the facility. Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise is also easily accessible via Interstate 84, providing families with access to a full spectrum of acute and specialty hospital services when needed.

Aspen Transitional Rehabilitation specializes in skilled nursing and short-term post-acute rehabilitation. This includes physical therapy to restore strength and mobility, occupational therapy to rebuild daily living skills, and speech-language therapy when needed. The clinical team works with patients recovering from orthopedic surgeries, strokes, cardiac events, and other medical conditions requiring intensive, coordinated care.

Aspen Transitional Rehabilitation is managed by Advanced Health Care, a regional post-acute care company known for operating skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities across Idaho and the broader Intermountain West. Advanced Health Care emphasizes personalized recovery programming, qualified clinical staffing, and a patient-centered philosophy designed to achieve the best possible discharge outcomes.

Meridian is one of the most rapidly growing cities in Idaho and consistently ranks among the safest and most livable communities in the state. It offers well-maintained infrastructure, abundant parks like Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park and Settlers Park, and a thriving retail and dining scene anchored by The Village at Meridian. The city's proximity to Boise means families have access to major medical specialists, cultural amenities, and an international airport while enjoying a quieter, suburban atmosphere.

To schedule a tour or begin the admissions process at Aspen Transitional Rehabilitation, you can contact the facility directly by phone at (208) 401-9100. The admissions team can walk you through insurance coverage, Medicare and Medicaid eligibility, physician order requirements, and what to expect during a short-term rehabilitation stay. Many admissions follow a hospital discharge, and the team is experienced at coordinating smooth, timely transitions.