Ms. Janda is being discharged from the acute care hospital. She is still quite ill and requires intravenous medications. She needs skilled nursing care. Which of the following facilities would she be moved to?
A. A long-term care facility
B. A home health agency
C. A rehabilitation facility
D. A subacute care facility
Answer: D
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