It is always a thrill for me to visit our magnificent Nursing and Rehab facility in Somerset NJ.
This is the Regency Heritage Nursing Center, located on DeMott Lane. For those in Somerset County, you may recall our recent achievement of a World Record for hosting the largest gathering of Centenarians in one room (including many of our own residents).
I captured some beautiful pictures of the facility during my visit today!
Take a look.
They say “beauty is in the details”.
At Regency Nursing Centers, our team has cultivated a tradition of caring and compassion which is manifest in the myriad details applied to our facilities and programs.
The examples are numerous, but the message is always the same.
We are totally consumed by the desire to provide our residents and their families the highest caliber of care, anywhere, period.
Our programs are fluid as they are diverse. We cater to every whim, every activity, every taste, every religion, every denomination and every expectation!
Do you wish to see a few examples of our attention to detail?
No problem.
Take a look at these two pictures.
These pictures were taken in our gorgeous Regency Heritage facility in Somerset, NJ.
The picture above depicts a custom made and pricey wall art which we affixed to a stairwell door in a portion of our facility to compassionately deter Alzheimers and dementia patients from attempting to exit. Is this our only mechanism? Of course it isn’t. Rather, it is an additional compassionate and meaningful detail we thought of, to protect the dignity of our residents.
Take a look at the next picture.
See this magnificent room. This room could pass for a dining area in the most opulent home, yes?
This is actually a family meeting room, which we custom built in our Regency Heritage nursing facility, to allow for private and intimate family gatherings with their loved ones. Whether to celebrate a milestone birthday (we have numerous happy and healthy centenarian residents living at our various Regency nursing homes) or to grieve in private, this is a detail we thought of, in order to go the extra mile.
Finally, here is a declarative statement of fact for you to ponder (and research):
At Regency Nursing Homes across new jersey, we go the extra mile for our residents and families.
Call us to schedule a tour and see for yourself!
Regency Jewish Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, 380 DeMott Lane, Somerset hosted a brunch and booking signing event on January 13, 2013. The author, Michael Levy, spoke about his book, “Living, Teaching and Eating with China’s Other Billion”.
Over 85 people from the Somerset Community attended this lively, stimulating presentation by this delightful young man’s experience in the Peace Corps. Michael Levy is an educator, writer, and traveler, who currently teaches in Brooklyn, New York. Levy returns frequently to Guiyang, China to check in on his students and visit the basketball courts where he momentarily attained stardom.
The audience was riveted by his charismatic portrayal of his experience deep in China’s heartland. His students, neighbors, and coworkers found many other uses for him during his time there: resident “Friendship Jew,” romantic adviser, provincial basketball star, and culinary club founder, among other things. His account of overcoming vast cultural differences to befriend his students and fellow teachers is poignant and laugh-out-loud funny.
A delicious buffet brunch was provided by Regency and enjoyed by all. Books were sold to benefit the local Hadassah groups, and the afternoon was enjoyed by all that attended.
Pictured left to right are Rita Levy, of Canal Walk Hadassah Chapter, Michael Levy, author, and Ruth Weinfeld of the Somerset Run Hadassah Chapter. For further information regarding Regency Jewish Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, please call 732-873-2000, or visit www.regencynursing.com.
