Elizabeth Seton Residence

Elizabeth Seton Residence is a Catholic, nonprofit skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility that sits in a sunny, safe suburban area surrounded by parkland, with gardens, walking trails, and a large courtyard for residents to enjoy the view or take a stroll along the paved path, and it's been operated for over 43 years as a ministry of the Sisters of Charity (Halifax), offering care to men and women of all faiths. The community has 84 beds in more than 80 private rooms, each with a bath, flat screen TV, and telephone, and the building was recently renovated to be easy to access for everyone. People can choose from long-term care or shorter stays for post-hospital care, with personalized plans and 24-hour nursing, and they can also get physical, occupational, and speech therapy, outpatient rehabilitation, short-term rehab, palliative and hospice services, and end-of-life care-all with dedicated medical and safety features in place for their health. Elizabeth Seton Residence includes amenities such as a chapel that seats 50, daily Mass, spiritual and pastoral care for everyone with a chaplain, a hair salon and barber, gardens, an accessible patio, laundry, cable TV, Direct TV satellite, Wi-Fi, and computer access. The facility offers therapies, nutritional counseling, on-site podiatry and dental help, social services, and meaningful activities each day, like exercise, entertainment, outings, and groups that help people feel connected. Guests can use online services through Facebook, Messenger, Meta, and they have to log in for some services, with a virtual tour available for families and prospective residents to see the place from home. Elizabeth Seton Residence holds a 5-Star quality rating from CMS and has been named a "Best Nursing Home" by US News and World Report for long-term care and short-term rehab for nine years in a row, and even though everyone says they foster a warm, tight-knit, community-focused atmosphere, you'll still find simple comforts like on-site personal laundry, therapeutic diets, and private rooms with their own baths.