During COVID-19, therapists are finding new ways to help patients despite the challenges brought on by social distancing and limited access to therapy gyms
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The occupational therapy teams at skilled nursing rehab facilities in Michigan focus on balance, coordination, problem solving, pain reduction, fine motor skills and strengthening.
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At SKLD Ionia long term nursing facility, staff are recognized for excellent work, good deeds, and professionalism.
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When it comes to restorative therapy in skilled nursing and rehabilitation, Karl Henderson says the key ingredients are patience and repetition.
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SKLD Muskegon’s Shelly Withrow brings passion, love and commitment to her skilled nursing facility job as activities assistant, and it shows.
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Throughout Mr. Rowell’s time at SKLD, many employees worked with him to become independent so that he could be discharged. The problem was that he had nowhere to go and lacked even the most basic items.
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Skilled nursing facility chef whips up home cooked classics and creates magnificent, custom creations by carving fruit and vegetables.
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Whether a patient resides at SKLD for a few weeks or months, the nature of a skilled nursing care means that Nurse Practitioner Angela Blackburn has more time to get to know each patient, medically and personally. It’s one of the parts of the job as director of nursing at SKLD Bloomfield Hills that she likes best.
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At SKLD Bloomfield Hills skilled nursing facility, the guest services coordinator says it’s her honor and privilege to care for seniors. “I have a tremendous amount of respect and awe, knowing what people in their 70s and above have been through.”
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Life experience, including a nursing degree and army service, comes together for Melissa every day in her job as skilled nursing facility administrator. Above all, she relates to residents as family, saying, “I understand what these families are going through, and I treat the patients like they are my own grandmother.”
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