Marler Walters was hired as a C.N.A. at Evergreen Health Care Center but wanted to do even more for her residents. She recently graduated with her L.P.N. certificate. Continue Reading Continue reading
30-year-old Mikhaila Prado had experienced a near-deadly life changing experience that ended her up in the hospital and would later require intense therapy. In June, she will be discharged from Summit Commons after a successful recovery. Continue Reading Continue reading
Two Abbott Terrace Health Center Speech Language Pathologists answers questions on their work, what goes into speech therapy, and what motivates them to help their patients get better. Continue Reading Continue reading
Joe Hannon, a Substance Use Clinician at The Oxford in Haverhill, Massachusetts, wants residents battling the disease of addiction to know they matter and that treatment does work. Continue Reading Continue reading
69-year-old John M. at Southeast was bedbound when he entered the Massachusetts facility years ago. Thanks to the therapy team, he is now able to walk and be more social. Continue Reading Continue reading
Emabel Gund at Newtown Rehabilitation & Health Care Center says a person’s recovery journey can involve all therapy departments as one therapist’s work can help the resident in tasks with another therapist. Continue Reading Continue reading
The therapy team at Montowese Health & Rehabilitation Center raised more than $2,000 in 2022 to help civilians in Ukraine impacted by the war. Continue Reading Continue reading
The role of a Speech Language Pathologist goes far beyond speech, Southeast therapist Kristen Bourque explains during Better Hearing and Speech Month. Continue Reading Continue reading
An often underlooked part of healthcare in a nursing home setting is the admissions process. Athena’s Regional Directors of Admissions for Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts explain the process and how to navigate it. Continue Reading Continue reading
A job to occupy her while her kindergartener was in school has turned into a 34-year career for Brenda Ashby at Newtown Rehabilitation & Health Care Center. Continue Reading Continue reading
