Princeton Health Care Center News
Visitation Update – Feb. 18, 2021
Update Regarding Visitation We are excited to announce the restarting of restricted in-person visitation, beginning today, February 18, 2021. We know the importance of our residents being able to see their loved ones, and we are grateful that the current guidelines and decreasing rate of community spread of COVID-19 are allowing visits to […]
COVID-19 Update – Feb. 16, 2021
Princeton Health Care Center (PHCC) is a Not for Profit, Skilled Nursing Facility. We are licensed to provide care to 120 residents and employ 167 dedicated team members. Our team continues to strive to be transparent with our residents, staff and our community throughout the Covid Pandemic. Recently there were two potential cases of Covid-19 […]
COVID-19 Update – Feb. 11, 2021
Princeton Health Care Center (PHCC) is a Not for Profit, Skilled Nursing Facility. We are licensed to provide care to 120 residents and employ 167 dedicated team members. Our team continues to strive to be transparent with our residents, staff and our community throughout the Covid Pandemic. Princeton Health Care Center is considered to be […]
Questions to Ask When Looking for a Skilled Nursing Facility
Making the decision to place a parent or spouse in a skilled nursing facility is never easy. While some people are able to age in place with the assistance of family, friends, and part-time professionals, this is not possible for all seniors. If there is no one available to help regularly or your loved one […]
Tips and Tricks for Staying Active in the Winter
Much like bears, many people tend to hibernate during the winter months. Colder temperatures make going outside less appealing and it may seem more comfortable to curl under a blanket and watch television or read a book. While these activities can be very enjoyable, remaining active has many benefits that extend beyond the physical. In […]
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
December 14, 2020 Dear Resident/Family Members, By now you have probably learned that COVID-19 vaccines have been approved and are ready for distribution to the healthcare workers and residents in long term care. We anticipate the vaccines will arrive to Princeton Health Care Center this week. We have long awaited this exciting news. We understand […]
New Year’s Resolutions With Your Loved Ones
The COVID-19 pandemic has made 2020 a very strange year for individuals living in long-term care facilities. Between health risks and lockdown orders, many seniors have been removed from their family and friends at a time when connection is most important. As the year draws to a close, people all over the world will make […]
CMS Thanksgiving Guidance
Please see the latest guidance regarding nursing homes and Thanksgiving visitation amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic from CMS: CMS Holiday Leave Alert FINAL 11-17-2020
A Big THANK YOU!!!
2020 has not been an easy year for anyone, least of all long-term care facilities. As the COVID-19 pandemic has raged on, healthcare professionals working with seniors and those with debilitating medical conditions have been challenged like never before. Physical health risks, social distancing orders, and long hours have plagued the world of skilled nursing […]
Do I need a flu shot?
Flu season is upon us once again and medical professionals everywhere are encouraging their patients to take care of themselves and take action to boost their immune systems in order to have the healthiest Fall and Winter possible. Though influenza is uncomfortable for all people, seniors and those with other healthcare concerns, as well as […]
Common Reasons To See A Speech Pathologist
When people think of speech therapy, they often imagine small children playing games that help them to eliminate stutters or lisps, but communication problems can arise at any age and it is necessary that these conditions are dealt with as quickly and effectively as possible. Many of the conditions that are common in older adulthood […]
How Physical Therapy Also Helps You Mentally
People usually end up in physical therapy as a result of an illness or injury that affects mobility in some way. Many seniors in skilled nursing care suffer from conditions such as osteoporosis, decreased muscle strength, or arthritis, that limit their ability to get around easily and without pain. Strokes, Parkinson’s disease, and infections can […]
Reduce the Risk of Dementia
Scientists have yet to find a cure or definitive cause for Alzheimer’s or dementia, but we do know that neither is an inevitable companion with age. Lifestyle habits can go a long way towards keeping the mind young and functional, and early dementia care can slow down the symptoms once they begin to appear. Though […]