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🍎🍯 Wishing you a sweet and joyous Rosh Hashanah! 🍯🍎 As we gather with family and friends to celebrate the Jewish New Year, let's reflect on the past year's blessings and look forward to a year filled with hope, health, and happiness. May the sound of the shofar herald a year of peace and prosperity for all. L'Shanah Tovah! #RoshHashanah #JewishNewYear #LShanahTovah #SweetNewYear #ReflectionAndRenewal

Lofland Park Center’s Director of Nursing, Beverly Gray Mears, Named Future Leader in Long-Term and Post-Acute Care by AHCA/NCAL. #FutureLeader #GenesisHealthcare #BigCongratulations https://ow.ly/xr2m50TAgfC

On behalf of everyone in our organization, we want to extend our deepest concern to all of you affected by Hurricane Helene. As you navigate the challenges ahead, please know that your safety, well-being, and recovery are our top priorities. In these trying times, we stand with you, offering our support, and keeping you in our hearts and thoughts. #LeadingWithHeart #WeGotThis #Support

🌟A few highlights from the recent Skills Fair at Troy Hills Center! 🌟 The dedicated team at Troy Hills came together to enhance their skills, share knowledge, and foster a supportive community. With hands-on demonstrations and valuable discussions, it was a fantastic opportunity to reinforce their commitment to providing the best care possible. A big thank you to everyone who participated and to the amazing staff for their unwavering passion! Together, they are leading with heart and making a difference every day. ❤️ #SkillsFair #TroyHillsCenter #Teamwork

Nursing home operators could strengthen their workforces by taking lessons from the way colleges and universities strategically recruit football players and other athletes. That’s an idea put forward by Nicole Kaufman, Chief Transformation Officer at Genesis HealthCare https://lnkd.in/e6zTzvPm

We are thrilled to announce that the article titled "Empowering a person-centered long-term care workforce" has been published in Alzheimer's & Dementia, The Journal of the Alzheimer's Association. This insightful piece was co-authored by members of the Alzheimer's Association Dementia Care Provider Roundtable, including our own Lillian Reda, Director and National Memory Support Clinical Educator. Click Here: https://ow.ly/NFJH50Tqs7G

"Leading with Heart" Award Recipient: Kimberlee Frei Nurse Navigator, Transitional Care Unit Mountain View Center, Rutland, VT "Kimberlee Frei is more than just an exceptional nurse—she’s a dedicated mother, a caring friend, and a valued member of the Rutland community. Many recognize Kim from her tireless efforts in helping families navigate their loved ones' transitions, whether it's planning for their return home or guiding them through the next steps of care. When families reflect on their experiences, they often say that Kim truly "Leads with Heart." She gives her full attention and compassion to every patient, every moment she is with them. Always engaged, Kim demonstrates that no matter the challenges, she is committed to delivering her very best. Her unwavering dedication ensures that patients receive top-notch care at Mountain View, and their transition home is as smooth and supportive as possible." What It Means to Be a "Leading with Heart" Award Recipient Being recognized as a "Leading with Heart" award recipient is more than an accolade—it is a reflection of extraordinary commitment to service, empathy, and teamwork in healthcare. This honor embodies the values of compassionate care, going above and beyond for patients and residents, and fostering a culture of excellence in every interaction. The award is a testament to an individual’s dedication to placing the needs of others first while driving forward the shared mission of improving lives. #LeadingWithHeart #EverythingEveryday #AwardRecipient #WayToGo

Did you know... Sepsis affects over 1.7 million Americans annually and is a leading cause of hospital readmissions. Nearly 87% of patients with sepsis have symptoms prior to being admitted to the hospital. Sepsis can affect anyone, but people who are older or have other health problems are at higher risk, which can lead to septic shock, multiple organ failure and even death. That is why Genesis is committed to providing targeted care to at-risk populations, through an evidence-based approach, allowing for early identification and intervention. #SepsisMonth #SepsisPrevention #SepsisAssessment

As you may have heard, we recently launched our culture initiative, "Leading with Heart," and we're excited to share its viral success across all our centers. Employees and patients alike have enthusiastically embraced the initiative, celebrating its launch in creative and enjoyable ways. From hot air balloon rides in New Mexico to a dunk tanks in Maine, our centers have showcased diverse celebrations that embody the spirit of "Leading with Heart." Here are some highlights capturing our centers' unique perspectives on what this initiative means to them. When you see us, ask how we are leading with heart - An Everyday Commitment, in Everything We Do! #LeadingWithHeart #HeartfeltCare #WeDontMissABeat #EverydayEverything

Did you know sepsis affects millions worldwide each year? It's a life-threatening condition that arises when the body's response to infection causes injury to its tissues and organs. Early recognition and prompt treatment are crucial to saving lives. Join us this month as we raise awareness about sepsis. Let's spread knowledge to empower our community to recognize the signs early and take action. Everyday Genesis is committed to providing targeted care to at-risk populations, through an evidence-based approach, allowing for early identification and intervention. Together, we can make a difference and save lives. 💙 #SepsisAwareness #SaveLives #HealthcareHeroes #GenesisHealthCare