Embassy Healthcare

Bob came to Clepper Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehab after a stroke, needing support with many everyday tasks. Through determination and the guidance of our rehab team, he made steady progress day by day. He’s now walking with stand-by assistance, using his left side again, improving his balance and dressing himself with confidence. As Bob prepares to return home, he’s looking forward to time with the people who matter most. We’re proud of Bob’s progress and honored to support him on his recovery journey. Stories like his remind us why personalized rehabilitation care matters.

Mobility is more than a clinical consideration—it’s a cornerstone of dignity and independence in assisted living. Our new blog explores practical ways communities can adapt living spaces, integrate mobility aids and provide individualized programs that help residents stay active and self-sufficient: https://lnkd.in/gR2gPEaB

It’s #ActivityProfessionalsWeek. The work you do isn’t “just activities.” It’s connection. Routine. Purpose. You help turn ordinary days into meaningful moments for our residents—and that matters more than we can say. Thank you for the care and intention you bring every day!

Wound healing can be complex, especially for older adults or those recovering from surgery or chronic conditions. Effective wound care focuses on: • Accurate assessment of the wound • Monitoring circulation, inflammation and healing progress • Preventing infection • Managing pain • Adjusting treatment based on clinical response Learn more about best practices in wound management: https://lnkd.in/gATrPdNz

#SugarAwarenessWeek is a reminder of how essential nutrition is to managing diabetes and chronic conditions common among older adults. Embassy Healthcare’s dietitians provide: • Personalized nutrition assessments • Customized, diabetes-friendly meal plans • Ongoing counseling and support • Feeding assistance and texture-modified diets • Dietary monitoring coordinated with nursing and therapy teams Thoughtful nutrition doesn’t just support blood sugar control — it strengthens energy, reduces complications and improves quality of life. If your loved one is navigating diabetes or a chronic condition, nutrition support can make all the difference. https://lnkd.in/gnss_gj3

We proudly recognize three long-tenured professionals whose contributions strengthen Embassy Healthcare every day: • Lea Semple – LPN, Embassy of Woodland Park (PA) | Since 1997 • Melissa Scott – Human Resources Manager, Embassy of East Mountain (PA) | Since 1998 • Kimberly Jackson – LPN MDS, Hermitage (PA) | Since 1998 Their clinical expertise, leadership and compassion continue to elevate the care our residents receive. Thank you for your enduring service!

Community connections make moments like these possible. Residents from Indian Oaks Assisted Living recently spent the afternoon at AWM Equestrian Inc., enjoying an engaging equine experience that brought joy, movement and meaningful interaction. Thank you to our community partners for supporting enriching experiences for those we serve!

Winter weather can create challenges for seniors, especially when it comes to safety, health and emergency preparedness. Our new blog outlines key winter hazards, home safety strategies and wellness tips to help older adults stay protected throughout the season: https://lnkd.in/gfT3F8Ju

We’re highlighting three long-serving team members who continue to strengthen the Embassy Healthcare mission through their expertise and dedication: • Dainkay Kargbo – CNA, Forest Hills Center (OH) | Since 1998 • Diana Campillo – Medical Tech, Indian Oaks Assisted Living (FL) | Since 1998 • Jennifer Cable – Dietary Manager, Embassy of Lebanon (OH) | Since 1997 Their commitment to high-quality care and teamwork sets an outstanding example across our communities. Thank you for your years of service!

Progress doesn’t always happen all at once — sometimes it’s built step by step. When Linda arrived at Clepper Manor Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation following a hospitalization, everyday movements were challenging. Limited strength and endurance meant that even small milestones required patience, consistency and encouragement. With the support of our Heritage Rehab team and Linda’s own determination, those small steps began to turn into meaningful progress. Through ongoing therapy, she rebuilt her confidence, improved her balance and regained the strength needed to move independently throughout the facility. Today, Linda is preparing to return home with her husband and looks forward to spending more time with family. We’re proud of her perseverance and grateful for the compassionate rehabilitation professionals who supported her throughout her recovery journey.