Individual programs for Ventilator Dependent residents include: · Ventilator Weaning Program · Upper Respiratory Airway Management Programs · State of the Art Ventilators Our Professional Respiratory Team consists of: · Attending Physicians · Pulmonologist · 24 Hour Registered Nurses · Respiratory Therapist · Physical Therapist · Occupational Therapist · Speech Therapist · Nutritionalists · Social Workers · Recreational Staff BACK TO TOP

Physical Pain can be an overwhelming concern for both the resident and their families. Regency Extended Care Center provides a special kind of care for terminally ill residents and their families. An individualized plan of care is developed jointly by the Hospice team and Regency staff, taking into consideration the wishes of the resident and family.

Services provided to residents under Hospice Care:
· Medical Direction
· 24 Hour Nursing Care
· Social Work
· Pastoral Care
· Dietary
· Family Member Counseling
(in time of emotional or spiritual pain)
· Ancillary Therapy related to terminal illness
· Medical Supplies and Equipment
· Socializing Activities
· Bereavement Services
· Volunteer Services

Hospice and Regency Extended Care Center encourages residents to be partners in their own pain management. Our goal is to keep our residents comfortable, pain free and alert.

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Regency Extended Care Center provides Specialized Rehabilitation Services for individuals planning to return to community living.

The Rehabilitation Department Is:
Open 7 days a week. Staffed by Licensed Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapists

Short Stay Intensive Rehabilitation Services for:
· Orthopedics
· Stroke and Neurology
· Hip Pinning
· Total Hip Replacement
· Arthroplasty
· Amputation Care
· Prosthetics and Orthotics
· Post Surgery Care for Pain Management
· Strengthening, Conditioning and Endurance Training
(to increase functional status)

The Multidisciplinary Team is understanding of the importance of working closely with the resident and family. The team meets weekly during the course of treatment, to address vital issues in preparation and planning for the resident’s discharge.

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