Hospice care is a compassionate approach to end-of-life care, focusing on comfort and quality of life. Among its many facets, hospice spiritual care plays a crucial role in addressing the holistic needs of patients. Understanding the importance of spiritual care and the emotional support it provides can profoundly impact the well-being of your loved one… Continue reading Addressing Spiritual and Emotional Needs in Hospice Care
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Philip and Hank Interview – Talk of the Commonwealth
Check out our latest interview with Hank Stolz on Talk of the Commonwealth! Hank interviews our new President and CEO Philip Hickey. To learn more about Philip, his background and why Notre Dame Health Care was a good next step for him, listen to their interview here.
Notre Dame Long Term Care and Rehabilitation Center Earns AHCA/NCAL Bronze National Quality Award
Worcester, MA [June 11, 2024] – Notre Dame’s Long Term Care and Rehabilitation Center has been recognized as a 2024 recipient of the Bronze – Commitment to Quality Award by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) for its commitment to improving the lives of residents through quality care. This… Continue reading Notre Dame Long Term Care and Rehabilitation Center Earns AHCA/NCAL Bronze National Quality Award
Notre Dame Health Care Welcomes Philip Hickey as New President & CEO
Notre Dame Health Care is pleased to welcome Philip Hickey, MBA, MHA, MLNHA as President and Chief Executive Officer. Philip received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Healthcare Management from Century University and his Masters in Business Administration in Health Care Administration from Trinity College & University. He is licensed in Massachusetts, Maine and Pennsylvania… Continue reading Notre Dame Health Care Welcomes Philip Hickey as New President & CEO
HiSET and TEAS – Upcoming Class Schedule!
Are you preparing for nursing school admission? Do you want a high school equivalency diploma? These classes may be perfect for you! Please contact Sue Strandberg, Director of Mission Integration and Workforce Development for details and to register. Advance registration is required and seating is limited for this free class! Sue Strandberg sstrandberg@notredamehealthcare.org
What Are the Different Types of Nursing Home Care?
As our loved ones age, there often comes a time when additional care and support are needed to ensure their well-being and quality of life. Nursing home care offers a range of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of seniors, from specialized medical assistance to personalized memory care. Understanding the different types of nursing… Continue reading What Are the Different Types of Nursing Home Care?
We’re Getting a New Look!
At Notre Dame Health Care, resident care, safety, and well-being are our top priorities. To better serve residents, we are in the process of undergoing some wonderful renovations to our Long Term Care and Rehabilitation Center. These renovations began in March 2024 and are expected to take about 18 months. Throughout the process we will… Continue reading We’re Getting a New Look!
Ash Wednesday and St Valentines Day. . .can I have a piece of Chocolate?!
By MariAnn Paladino Growing up, my family helped to instill many Catholic rituals and traditions that influenced me throughout my life and remain a big part of who I am to this day. I am happy to share some of my personal reflections on the Lenten Season. So, for me it all started with giving… Continue reading Ash Wednesday and St Valentines Day. . .can I have a piece of Chocolate?!
Palliative Care at Home: What to Expect for Your Loved One
Prioritizing comfort and well-being when a loved one is facing a serious illness is important. Palliative Care at home, an Assisted Living community, a board and care facility, or a nursing home can offer the compassionate support that’s needed in an environment that’s familiar. Read on to learn about Palliative Care and what you should… Continue reading Palliative Care at Home: What to Expect for Your Loved One
Advice for When Your Elderly Parent Refuses To Move
Having an aging parent who refuses to move can be challenging and sensitive. It’s important to realize, however, that this is a common occurrence many families of older adults face. In fact, 88% of older adults, ages 50 to 80, want to remain at home as long as possible. Unfortunately, most don’t consider what aging… Continue reading Advice for When Your Elderly Parent Refuses To Move