New Eastwood Healthcare And Rehabilitation Center

New Eastwood Healthcare And Rehabilitation Center has a long history as Easton's first healthcare facility, and over the years, it's grown into a small and close-knit place with only 97 beds, where people seem to get a bit more personal attention from a dedicated nursing staff who're known for being both compassionate and attentive, so folks tend to notice that they don't get lost in the crowd. The center offers both Post Acute and Long-Term Care, and has a strong focus on rehabilitation services, most people talk about their Rehab-to-Independence program, which tries to help residents get back on their feet and living their lives as best they can. They finished a million-dollar renovation not long ago, so everything inside and out has that fresh, updated look that's often easier for people to enjoy, and rooms are air-conditioned, which can make a difference during the warmer months. Meals and dining are handled by both chefs and meal planners, who make sure the food is nutritious, and special care is taken for people with specific dietary needs. People can stay short-term, in respite, or longer for ongoing needs, and the building supports higher levels of medical care for things like medication management, non-ambulatory care, incontinence care, and diabetic care, so those with serious health issues feel watched over. Services include care navigation and the urgent SNF™ service, and they've set up programs like the Family Matters Program and use LifeLoop to help families keep in touch and stay informed. On the clinical side, they offer things like subacute rehabilitation, orthopedic transition, cardiopulmonary care, a heart failure certification program, and a neuro recovery program, which means they can take care of pretty complex needs. After all the updates and with the wide range of programs, people find the place both comfortable and equipped for specialized care, and the staff seem to take real pride in helping each resident move toward more independent living when that's possible.