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Understanding Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a leading cause of vision loss and blindness in the United States. The most common form of glaucoma, primary open-angle glaucoma, usually has…

Supplement Safety for Older Adults

More than half of all older adults take dietary supplements. For the most part, these substances are not harmful. But there are several things older…

Don’t Fall For Pyramid Schemes

With the growing senior population in America, financial elder abuse has been classified as an epidemic. The National Council on Aging reports that in 2021,…
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Long-term Care

Our long-term care program offers compassionate care for those whose health needs prevent them from remaining at home. Directed by a team of skilled clinicians including nurses, physical therapists, and occupational therapists, the needs of our long-term residents are met on a person-to-person basis and include daily medical management and assistance with activities of daily living.

Though different from the home they have left behind, we honor the opportunity to help our residents and families create a new home with us. Understanding that each individual is markedly different, we cater to each resident’s unique needs and preferences, be they medical, social or emotional.

Our restorative team works closely with the rehabilitation department to design individual programs for walking, strengthening, range of motion, pain management, and group exercises. Our long-term care program offers specialized nursing care, therapeutic recreational activities and supportive social services, all geared toward optimal health and well-being. In addition, a licensed physician works with our nursing professionals to monitor the changing needs of each of our residents.