Nursing News

Staying active is of paramount importance for long-term care residents, as it directly contributes to their overall physical, mental, and emotional well-being.  Engaging in regular physical activities tailored to their abilities can help maintain and improve muscle strength, joint flexibility, and cardiovascular health.  Beyond the physical benefits, staying active fosters a sense of purpose and accomplishment, combating feelings of isolation and boredom that can often accompany life in a long-term care facility.  Social interactions and participation in group activities not only enhance residents' mental agility but also create a supportive community that counters feelings of loneliness.  By focusing on staying active, long-term care residents can experience an improved quality of life, greater independence, and a positive outlook, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and enriched life during their stay.

Eric Rhodes, RN
Director of Nursing