Levindale's 196-bed nursing home offers multi-level care for residents who can no longer live independently because of physical or mental debilitation, emotional trauma, or chronic illness. Levindale provides meals, laundry, housekeeping, medical and religious services, recreational activities, and counseling programs. Two units are specifically designed for residents with the following needs:

Dementia Low-Stimulus Unit: This 26-bed nursing unit provides care to residents with dementia to help maximize their potential. By compensating for cognitive loss, preventing fatigue, and reducing environmental stress, we improve the quality of life while the resident is still able to respond to others and to participate in groups. It is a safe, uncomplicated environment where dementia is understood and residents with cognitive impairment can function at their best.

Skilled Nursing Home Unit: 20 beds are dedicated to providing subacute care for residents in Levindale's nursing home. Subacute, by definition, is a comprehensive, cost effective, and outcome-oriented approach to care for patients requiring short-term, complex medical and/or rehabilitation interventions provided by a physician-directed interdisciplinary, professional team.