Restorative Nursing
After completing treatment, many residents will enter into the restorative nursing program, a “step-down” plan that helps residents to make the transition from treatment to independent living. Residents will regain muscular strength and flexibility as they relearn everyday tasks, such as tying their shoes, dressing themselves, bathing, preparing meals, making their beds and other basic skills needed to live independently before moving back home.
Home Visits
Once residents are ready to live on their own, staff members from Evergreen will visit their homes and assess changes that need to be made, such as lowering or raising counters and rearranging furniture or kitchen appliances, to accommodate special needs. Staff will also visit with residents after they return home to make sure their living areas continue to be safe and functional.
Journey at Evergreen Health & Rehab
People with loved ones affected by Alzheimer’s disease now have an alternative to traditional long-term residential care. Journey at Evergreen Health & Rehab, a 26-bed, secured, Alzheimer’s care unit, provides round-the-clock care and specialized programming for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other memory challenges. [Read More]