Category: Regency Staff Spotlight

Regency Re-Launches YouTube Channel!!! Look!

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You Tube Channel Snapshot

We are very, very, excited!

We are rolling out our new Regency YouTube Channel, where you will find many Regency videos for your viewing pleasure.

In the very near future we will begin several new, associated projects, all of which will be featured on our YouTube Channel.

  1. Facility Virtual Tours. You will already be able to view our samples on the Channel. We are in the midst of producing the final renderings, which will be available very soon.
  2. We will be conducting regular videos interviews with our dedicated Doctors, staff and employees at each of our facilities. They will describe their personal joy regarding what it means to wear the “Regency Pinstripes” and about what makes our Regency Family so special! In their own words, you will see our legendary care and compassion come to life!
  3. We will be interviewing our Physicians and other professionals and medical practitioners on healthcare trends and initiatives.
  4. We will film special Regency events and activities with our residents and families!

Stay Tuned and we hope you will subscribe to our Channel!

See you on YouTube!!

Best,

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Magnificent New Virtual Tour Of Regency Park Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Hazlet NJ!

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My beloved audience!

I just completed this new video for us (as well as several of our partners).

Once again, if you are reading this off your email feed and cannot see the video, that means the mean spider bots in cyberspace have it out for you!

Just kidding, it means your embedded video feature for email is disabled.

No worries then, simply click on the title of the blog and you will be re-directed to the entry on the website itself.

There, you will find the video in all of its glory.

Hope you like it!

Congrats To A Regency Gardens Star!

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On behalf of the Regency family, we congratulate one of our own!

Nasser started his career with us as a CNA. He then went on to become a LPN –  and from there a RN.

He has now become a Unit Manager at Regency Gardens and we salute him on this excellent achievement and his ongoing commitment to our ideals and legendary caring and compassion.

We are after all, the “Place Where The Caring Comes To Life!”

We captured this photo below (Thanks Daki!)

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Regency Heritage In Somerset Welcomes Eli Weinberg!

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Regency Heritage In Somerset, would like to welcome a new member of our Administrative team!

Eli Weinberg, L.N.H.A brings his talent and expertise to our robust staff and will complement our 2 legendary Regency Heritage Administrators, Mr. Marty Bengio and Mr. Frank Raccuia!

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Mr. Eli Weinberg

This morning, Eli sent me an email to highlight something her heard from a potential Regency employee he interviewed today.

He writes:

“Judah,

I asked her what makes her the right fit for the job and her reply was:

“I’m always smiling! You can’t walk around looking worse than the sick patient you must compassionately care for and heal!”

I thought it was a great line and I’m sharing it with you to post on the blog if you’d like.”

Sure thing Eli and happy to oblige!

By the way, the best line I ever heard on a related theme, came from Mr. Gross directly (and I quote him often, when borrowing this great phrase).

He was once expounding on what he believes are the necessary ingredients of any Regency employee, when he said the following:

“More than anything else, I am looking for nice people. All of the necessary skills and caregiving techniques are extremely important and vital, but I’m prepared to teach the right candidate and bring their skill set up to par with my standards.

However, the one thing which cannot be properly taught, is how to be a nice person.

This inherent quality is either there in the person already, or it is lacking.

If someone is not a nice and kind person, they may be the most clinically qualified person in the State of New Jersey, I promise you they will not work at any of my facilities and will not step foot near any of my patients!”

So Eli,

You are in admirable company.

Welcome aboard!