St. Cabrini Nursing Home is a 304-bed skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation facility that sits on a full-service geriatric care campus, so plenty of things go on all day long and it's busy with doctors, specialists, and nurses coming and going while residents go about their routines. The home provides long- and short-term care for older adults and those with disabilities, and they take care of everything from everyday help with eating and washing up to very complex medical needs-like tracheostomy care, ventilator support, IV therapy, and on-site dialysis through Dialyze Direct, and the regular visits by internists and geriatricians show they take physical health seriously. The staff includes nursing care coordinators and certified nursing assistants, plus social workers, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, and pastoral care workers who take care of emotional needs and support families or residents who might be struggling.
They offer a wide range of rehab services and therapies-physical therapy, occupational therapy, cardiac rehabilitation, neuromuscular and orthopedic therapy, post-surgical rehab, speech language therapy, and help for people recovering from strokes and fractures. There's wound care for those who need it, audiology services for hearing, respite programs so caregivers get a break, and hospice care for comfort at the end of life. People with dementia or Alzheimer's get specialized programs, and there's an adult day care for both medical and social needs, along with home care through Cabrini Certified Home Health Agency and the Long Term Home Health Care Program. Recreational and social activities include music, storytelling, and meal times in a modern setting with new furnishings and a chapel with stained glass windows. Safety and security measures are in place throughout the building, and they focus on helping residents feel independent, keep their dignity, and stay well each day.
