Success Stories & More

Esta Chambers chose Ivy Hall Nursing Home following hospitalization resulting in a decline in mobility and respiratory status. Upon admission, she was having difficulty with aspects of her overall functioning, mobility and activities of daily living. 

Ms. Chambers worked hard daily, participating in Physical, Occupational and Respiratory Therapy with determination to return to a prior level of function. She stated, "I have loved it here so much that I have decided to make Ivy Hall my permanent home." Ms. Chambers is a joy to work with, and we are so excited that you have decided to stay here with us! 

We are so proud of your accomplishments, hard work, and dedication. Thank you for choosing Ivy Hall Nursing Home.

Mary Lewis chose Ivy Hall Nursing Home for her rehabilitation following a total left knee replacement resulting in a decline in mobility, balance and respiratory status. Upon admission, she was having difficulty with her overall mobility and activities of daily living. 

Ms. Mary worked hard daily participating in Physical, Occupational and Respiratory Therapy. Respiratory therapy was able to wean her off oxygen.  Ms. Mary said, "I have really enjoyed my stay at Ivy Hall and love you all so much but I'm ready to go home".  Mary was such a joy to be around we are so happy to see her success.  She is now coming to outpatient Physical Therapy at Ivy Hall. 

We are so proud of your accomplishments and hard work. Thank you for choosing Ivy Hall Nursing Home!

Mary Frances Robey came to Ivy Hall after having a knee replacement. She was unable to return home after surgery and needed therapy and nursing care. She chose Ivy Hall Nursing Home for her skilled nursing and rehab needs. Upon admission, she needed assistance of two people to perform mobility and walking.  She also needed extensive assistance for activities of daily living. 

Fran progressed during her stay and was able to move to a lower level of care in the building as she was able to do more of her self-care and mobility with one person assisting her.  She regained her ability to walk and perform her activities of daily living and was able to return home with her husband.  

After receiving a few weeks of home health, she returned as an outpatient to Ivy Hall’s outpatient rehab program. She participated in higher levels of gait and balance training in outpatient Physical Therapy and progressed from using a walker to a cane. She is now able to walk independently on all surfaces and negotiate steps without assistance. Congratulations to Mary Frances Robey!

John Mckinney recently completed his rehab at Ivy Hall. He had been hospitalized due to various medical issues and surgery and was too weak to return home safely so he and his family decided on short term rehab at Ivy Hall. 

John required assistance to perform activities of daily living (dressing, bathing, grooming), walking and transferring and was at high risk of falling. His goal at Admission was to be able to walk on his own with a walker without losing his balance and to be independent with all mobility.  

He received Physical and Occupational Therapy and participated in activities to improve his function, endurance, and balance. He made progress daily, met all his goals, and was able to return home with his family at discharge.  John stated, “I have enjoyed my time at Ivy Hall and especially getting to know the workers and other patients.”  Congratulations John Mckinney!

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Sharon Ward completed her skilled therapy at Ivy Hall recently and was able to return home independently. Her goal upon admission was to be able to walk safely without falling and return home.  

She received physical and occupational therapy daily and was able to progress quickly to function independently with mobility and activities of daily living.

Sharon was always smiling and laughing, and she was a joy to be around. Congratulations Sharon Ward!

Alma Horney came to Ivy Hall from the hospital. She had become progressively weaker at home and was in need of skilled rehab. She participated in Physical and Occupational Therapy daily and was able to regain her ability to perform activities of daily living and walk with a walker. Alma also needed to be able to go up and down 4 steps in order to get in and out of her house. So, each day she practiced stairs with the Physical Therapy staff until she was able to do it with just close supervision.  

One of our main goals when getting people ready for home is safety. We do an extensive assessment of each resident upon admission to form individualized goals to assure a safe discharge home. Once Alma met her goals she returned to her own home with family assistance. Congratulations Alma Horney!

Martha Shell completed her skilled therapy today and will be returning home tomorrow. She participated in Physical, Occupational and Speech Language Pathology daily. She made progress very quickly and is now functioning independently with mobility and activities of daily living.  

Mrs. Shell is a social butterfly as she loves to visit other residents and can often be found talking to residents and staff as she walks the halls daily. Martha is planning to return home and continue her daily walks and exercises as she is a very active senior citizen. Congratulations Martha Shell.

Emma Peters recently completed her rehab at Ivy Hall. She had been hospitalized and was too weak to return home. Mrs. Peters was requiring assistance of one person for walking, transferring from various surfaces, and completing activities of daily living. Due to her weakness, she was at high risk for falls. Her goal at admission was to be able to walk on her own without losing her balance and to go home with family. 

She received Physical and Occupational Therapy daily and participated in activities to improve her function and balance. She progressed quickly and met all her goals in two weeks. Emma is now home with her family. Congratulations Emma Peters!