Rehabilitation

September 20, 2021

Published by Meg Raiano on September 20, 2021

UPRITE Fall Prevention Education Program in our Care Communities

September 23 is Fall Prevention Awareness Day! Learn more about our fall prevention efforts in our care communities. Every community that serves the older population is looking for ways to reduce falls. There is no one concrete way to prevent falls. “Knowing this, we take special precaution to keep our […]

July 17, 2020

Published by Meg Raiano on July 17, 2020

Best of the Best

We are once again participating in a People’s Choice awards contest sponsored by the Observer-Reporter newspaper in Washington County – and we need your help to be nominated as the Best of the Best! Please take a moment and visit www.O-Rbest.com and nominate Presbyterian SeniorCare Network in the categories of […]

May 20, 2020

Published by Meg Raiano on May 20, 2020

Great-Grandmother Makes it Home for Mother’s Day

Recovers from COVID-19 in Less Than a MonthBy Presbyterian SeniorCare Network “I could not breathe and had no energy,” recalls Carol about the excruciating painful symptoms she experienced at her Tarentum home on March 31st. “When I could no longer get out of my bed to go to the bathroom, […]

October 22, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on October 22, 2019

Staying Mobile in the Hospital Helps to Get Better and Get Out

May 30, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on May 30, 2019

Helping Those Who Forget…Remember

Midge watches cows being milked on a dairy farm. Donna paints watercolor masterpieces with just one touch. Frank belts out tunes on the karaoke machine. All call the Woodside Neighborhood, a dementia-specific personal care community at the Presbyterian SeniorCare Network Washington campus, home. Each has a different interest that sparks […]

May 30, 2019

Published by Meg Raiano on May 30, 2019

Doing your homework before joint replacement leads to a better recovery

Meeting with a physical therapist and educating yourself before you have joint replacement surgery can help you to have a quicker, less stressful recovery. Patients who meet one-on-one with a physical therapist (PT) and educate themselves prior to knee or hip replacement surgery feel better prepared to leave the hospital […]