Avoid animal purines: Avoid foods rich in animal purines. Examples include: beef, lamb, pork, and shellfish. Alcoholic beverages, especially beer and spirits (whiskey, vodka) are also high in purines. Some studies suggest moderate wine consumption is less likely to cause gout attacks.
Medicare will only cover up to 100 days in a skilled nursing facility though, and only if you meet some very specific criteria: 1  3-Day Hospital Stay: You must have been at a hospital For 3 days AND. 2  Level of Care: You must also need skilled nursing care 7 days a week, or skilled therapy services 5 days a week.
The amount Medicare Part A pays for an inpatient hospital stay is based on what's called a benefit period, which begins the first day a patient enters the hospital and continues until the patient has been out of the hospital and a Medicare-covered skilled nursing or rehabilitation facility for 60 consecutive days.