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Loretto Memory Care Neighborhood is the First of its Kind
in Central New York Loretto Health & Rehabilitation Center’s residential
LORETTO HEALTH &
floor for people with advanced-stage dementia and Alzheimer’s has been
completely renovated to meet the needs of those requiring skilled nursing care and
their families. The renovation, which took three months to complete, represents the
completion of the first phase of Loretto’s $11 million investment in memory care
services, announced in 2018. 4/30/19
REHABILITATION CENTER
LUTHERAN HOME AND
MONROE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
‘The Clubhouse’ Opens at Monroe Community
Hospital Residents at Monroe Community Hospital have a new
place where they can have some fun. “The Clubhouse,” unveiled on
April 12 th , has video games, a jukebox, a pool table and other activities
and games that are available for residents to utilize. 4/15/19
SELFHELP COMMUNITY
REHABILITATION CENTER
JHS Academy Day Visits Lutheran Home
and Rehabilitation Center Over 60 sophomores
from Jamestown Public Schools visited Lutheran Home
and Rehabilitation Center on March 8 th to learn about
careers available locally in healthcare. The students along
with their school chaperones toured the facility and had
the opportunity to meet working professionals in dietary
and food service, physical and occupational therapy,
nursing and administration. 3/8/19
MAPLEWOOD HEALTH CARE
SERVICES, INC.
NYC Mixed-Use Project Advances
with 2 Residential Towers The second
phase of Hunters Point South – a mixed-unit,
mixed-income master-planned community in
Long Island City, Queens – is under construction
and will bring 1,194 residential units to the site
along the East River. Developer TF Cornerstone
plans to set aside 60 percent of the apartments
in the two-tower development for affordable
units for low- to middle-income residents and
100 units for low-income seniors. Services for
residents will include on-site support for seniors
provided by Selfhelp Community Services, the
oldest and largest organization in North America
serving Holocaust survivors. 4/10/19
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AND REHABILITATION CENTER
Clarkson Occupational Therapy Grad Student
Lives Among Elderly Rebecca Brogan, a first-year student in
Clarkson University’s Occupational Therapy graduate program, has
become a fixture at United Helpers’ Maplewood Health Care and
Rehabilitation Center in Canton. The 24-year-old is engaged in a
unique scenario where she is provided room and board at Maplewood
in return for 20 to 30 hours per month of structured volunteer time.
12/10/2018
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