M. M. Ewing Continuing Care Center

M. M. Ewing Continuing Care Center is a nonprofit nursing facility that's part of Thompson Health and also works with UR Medicine and F.F. Thompson Hospital, so that means people living there or using the services have access to lots of different care, like post-hospital stays, dementia and Alzheimer's care, and long-term health support, and the place pays attention to regular financial reporting, including filing Form 990. You'll find both single and semi-private rooms, community dining, activity areas, and staff working in caregiving and administration roles, with Mathew Janczak, DPT, PT, LNHA, as the Vice President of Long Term Care, making sure things run smoothly. They provide skilled nursing and rehab care, offer short-term stays if someone only needs to be there for up to six weeks, and manage post-acute care for rehab after illness or surgery, plus there are connections for quick access to F.F. Thompson Hospital for emergencies, ICU, and outpatient services. The center offers different types of health care, like pulmonary services for breathing problems, pain management, pharmacy help, dialysis and nephrology for kidneys, and cardiopulmonary services, plus a special observation unit for those who need short-term monitoring, and adult day health programs for people who don't stay overnight but still need support. They also have places like Geneva Adult Day Center and The Homestead Adult Day Health Care for adult day services, and The Brighter Day Medical Adult Day Center, offering extra choices for families. The facility covers gynecology and obstetric care-including birthing center classes, breastfeeding help, OB-GYN ultrasound, gynecologic surgery, and cancer genetic testing-and has pediatric care, so there's help for children's health as well as adults, and they offer primary care like family medicine and internal medicine. There are therapy programs for rehabilitation, occupational medicine through HealthWorks-so people can get help with industrial rehab and workplace health-and wellness and nutrition support, like medical nutrition therapy and a Bariatric Surgery Program for those working on weight management, with support for healthy eating and lifestyle, and a pain management service too. For bone, joint, and muscle care, you can find orthopedic surgery and a care team dedicated to those needs, and there are lots of diagnostic and imaging services-CT scans, MRI, mammography, X-ray, breast imaging, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, and bone density scans-plus an interventional radiology department and a special Breast Imaging Center. The staff emphasizes patient-centered care and tries to connect people to educational programs, community health events, and grantmaking projects that help promote wellness and support, whether for nutrition, community outreach, or ongoing health management. The center doesn't just focus on one type of resident-they care for people needing long-term placement, help those with memory issues, and offer short-term help for rehab or respite, all while giving families access to lots of different health services across the Thompson Health system.