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     Staff at CareOne strives to make your family theirs




     By FrAnk coMstock                                                                              artwork, pictures, and memorabilia from
                                                                                                    their  home, all professionally moved
      Life often becomes challenging as we                                                          at no cost to the residents. Those who
     age, and CareOne at Hamilton Assisted                                                          need  new  furniture  receive  help  from
     Living in Hamilton provides options for                                                        the staff and the assistance of a local fur-
     maintaining a level  of independence,                                                          niture store and professional movers.
     while knowing help is at hand.                                                                   One resident, living in an apartment
      Led by registered nurses Juvy Gon-                                                            filled with antiques, expressed her plea-
     zales (administrator), Marlene Sch-                                                            sure by saying, “I love it here. Every-
     weitzer (director of wellness) and                                                             thing is beautiful and clean. Everything
     Marie Cesaro (formerly acting direc-                                                           came from my own house and it feels
     tor of wellness), the staff includes reg-                                                      like my home. I’ve been here three
     istered and licensed nurses, as well as                                                        years, and it is so nice.”
     certified nursing assistants and certi-                                                          Ennis also stressed CareOne’s
     fied medical assistants to ensure resi-                                                        respite care, something not available at
     dents receive the care they need.                                                              all assisted living facilities.
      The assisted living unit includes                                                               “Respite care is for families going on
     common living areas, activity rooms,                                                           vacation who need a place for Mom or
     and a dining room, private apartment                                                           Dad for a couple of weeks,” Ennis said.
     and a few shared rooms, all with handi-                                                        “Also, sometimes a person may want to
     cap accessible bathrooms. This unit is                                                         come in and stay for a month or so to
     located on the second floor and is filled                                                      see if assisted living is right for them.”
     with light and views of the surrounding  Marketing  director Jen  Ennis,  admissions  director  Laura  Jeros  and   Multiple  activities  are  scheduled
     wooded areas and gardens. Assisted  business office manager Nicole Gruenberg are among the friendly faces   seven days a week for residents.
     living has elevators and a wide, open  at CareOne at Hamilton. (Photo by Frank Comstock.)      Church services, arts and crafts, cur-
     stairwell leading to the lobby with its                                                        rent events, several levels of exercise,
     own sitting area, fireplace and a baby                                                         bingo, movies, outdoor activities, after-
     grand piano.                    care and assistance from a dedicated  keting, highlighted the goal of making  noon snacks, pet therapy, and sing-
      Harmony  Village  on  the  first  floor  staff trained to work with those who  residents feel as if they are still at home.  alongs at the lobby baby grand piano fill
     provides residents living with the chal-  need a little extra help.  Instead of receiving  institutional furni-  the residents’ days.
     lenges of dementia or Alzheimer’s with   Jen Ennis, CareOne’s director of mar-  ture, CareOne residents bring furniture,   The “Tea Room” on the assisted liv-



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