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GO TM Rehab Program in Top 5% Nationwide
Centerpiece The Long stories short September 2019
GO TM Rehab Program in Top 5% Nationwide
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UDSMR* data supports the following statement about the GO TM Rehab Program at Buffalo Center and Ellicott Center. Both Centers “exceed the 95th percentile of nationally comparable Skilled Nursing Facilities for the level of independence the facility sends their Sub-Acute Rehab residents back to the community.”
Designed to improve clinical outcomes with an improved resident experience, the GO TM Rehab Program speeds recovery and gets residents back to their homes, families, and lives as quickly as possible.
Anything that speeds the way back to full recovery and good health is good news. And as the UDSMR data makes clear, when it comes to rehab and recovery, the GO TM Rehab Program is just what the doctor ordered.
*Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation
The future of Centers Health Care is coming to Brooklyn.
I’m thrilled and honored to announce the imminent arrival—in the heart of Brooklyn—of a new addition to the Centers family. The all-new Brooklyn Center transcends the typical skilled nursing experience by combining state-of-the-art care with amazing surroundings and amenities. This combination provides residents with a unique setting that is focused on outcomes and comfort, all in the most modern facility in New York. A 280,000 square-foot facility, Brooklyn Center features a 6,000 square-foot therapy suite, cutting-edge rehab technology, 14,000 square-feet of rooftop and outdoor spaces with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline—and that’s just the beginning. With 24/7 nursing services, full-time physician services, and a discrete 24-patient dialysis center, the facility reflects our mission for all Centers: build a contemporary culture of good health where superior healthcare and successful outcomes are achieved by design. Brooklyn Center is itself a successful outcome, and like so many endeavors at Centers Health Care, the product of a great team effort—from the ground up.
Kenny Rozenberg CEO, Centers Health Care
Easy as Pie! Warren Center celebrated summer with a pie-throwing and water balloon war. No word on who won, but we’re guessing that everyone did. It was fun for all!
Christmas in July Santa Clause popped in at Deptford Center wearing a Hawaiian shirt and swim suit. Good of him to take time out from his Maui holiday to stop by. Surf’s up!
A Good Deal! Beth Abraham Center invited residents to enjoy Casino Night on the outdoor patio—and fun was in the cards. Feeling lucky? Ante up!
Can Elephants Fly?
They sure can—for one night, anyway, at Kingston Center. They had a movie night under the stars, but the real star was Dumbo, in the movie named after him.
Our Heroes Buffalo Center wanted to celebrate and honor the community’s first responders. If you want to recognize good people, bring out the good food…and in Buffalo, that means BBQ!
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Triboro Center held the third annual Be an Angel Day to help bring the neighborhood closer. They put their hands—and heads—together and got to know each other better. Ice cream for all was a nice touch.
Employees of the Year from 10 Centers. Watch for more in future issues.
Fatmata Bangura CNA/CMT, Bannister Center We are family. Sister Sledge sang it, and here at Centers, Fatmata makes it a reality.
Myra McLaughlin Lead Environmental Services Worker, Beth Abraham Center Every single Resident and staff member knows, appreciates and loves Myra.
Sharon Rowland Lead LPN, Boro Park Center Sharon is proof that one person can make a world of difference.
Narine Salomone Director of Nursing, Bronx Center Caring for one person…that’s love. Caring for hundreds…that’s nursing. And that’s Narine.
Jacqueline Vigilance Overnight Supervisor Brooklyn Center Rest easy. Sleep tight. Don’t worry, be happy. Jacqueline is in the house.
Ida Melendez CNA Buffalo Center With her infectious smile, Ida goes out of her way to turn her job into a joy.
Salome Valentine-Davis CNA, Bushwick Center One thing will never change: Salome’s compassion and commitment.
Danielle Platt LPN, Butler Center Danielle is eager to learn, and her self-improvement improves us all.
Tammy Thomas LPN, Carthage Center Tammy is living proof that excellence is not an accident.
Betty Doloughty Unit Manager, Cooperstown Center Betty’s tremendous efforts directly correlate to more successful outcomes.
