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Services

Philosophy

Our philosophy is that all persons are entitled to the best that medical science has contributed to help each individual continue his/her life at the maximum of his/her abilities; that each person admitted has available to him/her physical, mental, social, restorative, and spiritual facilities which can assist in a more speedy recovery and enrich life. This care center will observe Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which states: "No person in the United States shall, on the grounds of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied benefit of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.

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Physical Therapy

Physical therapy focuses on movement and functional mobility. Therapists may use heat, ultrasound, and other modalities or a hands-on approach to restore motion and decrease pain. Improvements in strength, flexibility, and endurance will have outcomes in safe mobility and walking skills. Design of a maintenance program will help residents remain active and at their highest potential.

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Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy uses goal-directed activity to improve declining function or adapt to the social and physical environment to allow the highest level of independence. Services may include education and retraining in daily living skills such as bathing, dressing, and eating; increase strength and endurance to maintain self-sufficiency; assistive equipment or daily living adaptation for sensory loss such as impaired vision or hearing, or therapeutic activities for memory, orientation, and cognitive integration. Ongoing programs are designed for family and caregivers to reinforce the highest level of function possible and promote the self-satisfaction of completing these tasks for oneself. 

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Restorative Therapy

Restorative therapy programming is carried out five days/week by certified nursing assistants under the guidance of qualified therapists. Individualized programs have goals to restore or maintain function, reduce pain, and reinforce living skills.   

Telemedicine

Telemedicine allows health care professionals to evaluate, diagnose, and treat patients at a distance using telecommunications technology. Mental Health and Altru Services, such as cardiology, GI, wound, infectious disease, nephrology, neurology, oncology, orthopedics, and others are offered.  

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Social Services

We have a Designee Social Worker on staff who works with people (residents and family members) regarding admissions. We also have a Licensed Social Worker Consultant on staff once a month. The social worker is available to help with the social and emotional needs of residents and/or families to ease the adjustment to the new environment. If there is a need for transfer or discharge, the social worker is a good resource person who can assist in making referrals or contacts as necessary.

Nursing

The nursing staff at Maple Manor consists of certified nursing assistants, registered and licensed nurses, bed aides, nutritional aides, receptionists, hair care, and restorative aides. Care is given 24 hours a day - seven days a week. All are involved in direct resident care. All professional nurses are trained in a wide variety of skills including medication administration, assessments, documentation, wound care, IV therapy, and enteral feeding.  

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Maintenance

Maintenance is responsible for all preventive maintenance of mechanical equipment and general repair of equipment not requiring a specialized service technician. The department is also responsible for installing new equipment and doing general repair and maintenance work in the facility and serves as the Fire and Safety Coordinator for the facility. 

Quality Assurance

Quality Assessment and Assurance (QA) is a requirement in Long Term Care facilities. Facilities set up a QA program that assesses the quality of care being provided, identifies any problems of care, implements corrective measures and then re-evaluates. It is to the facility's advantage to monitor current facility practices to assure that our residents are receiving the highest level of care being delivered. 

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Housekeeping & Laundry

These services are provided seven days a week. Ongoing in services are held by each department to enhance their knowledge of proper handling of the products they use. Both departments play a big role in infection control. 

Activities

Activities are held seven days a week with a full program Monday through Saturday, and Sunday all-faith afternoon services. We strive to promote, to the highest extent practicable, each resident's physical, spiritual, cognitive, and emotional health. Volunteers at Maple Manor are very active and assist with a variety of programs for the residents, including music, parties, and church services. The Maple Manor Auxiliary meets monthly and has two major fund-raising events a year. They have purchased many items that enhance the lives of the residents at Maple Manor. 

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Dietary

Maple Manor Care Center is under the supervision of a full time qualified Dietetic Supervisor. There are food service employees on duty over a period of 16 hours a day who are trained to prepare quality food selections within a sanitary environment. Three meals are served daily at regular intervals. Substitutes are offered at each meal. Between meal and bedtime snacks are offered daily. It is Maple Manor's policy to ensure the highest quality of food service available to the residents and to ensure that the food and nutritional needs of the residents are met in accordance with the physician’s order.

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