• The total number of private rooms in the
nursing home has increased from 21 to 39.
• Each of the four existing neighborhoods now has its own quieter, more family-like common
area, which provides residents with more
intimate living spaces.
• Each neighborhood has its own
kitchenette and dining area, enabling dietary
staff to respond to individual needs and requests
with greater efficiency and efficacy.
• One neighborhood is designated as
a short-term rehabilitation unit, and another
neighborhood is a specialized memory care
unit.
• A third spa room has been created, and the
rehabilitative area enlarged.
• The older rooms have been renovated so that all of the bathrooms comply with the Americans
with Disabilities Act.
• New lighting has been installed in the original
(1959) rooms.
• The original (1959) windows and doors have been replaced with energy-efficient models.
• A new call system at the skilled nursing facility
is more technologically advanced and better
suited to the needs of residents.
• A full-power, back-up generator allows ULC
to provide uninterrupted care in the event of
a power outage, and to function as a regional
alternate care site/evacuation shelter in the case
of a weather disaster or homeland security crisis. of new construction, the renovation of 8,577 sq. ft., and the modernization of 20,684 sq.
