Crouse breaks ground for adult day healthcare center in Sherburne
SHERBURNE - Crouse Community Center of Morrisville broke ground last week for an adult, day healthcare center that is to be built adjacent to West Lake Village on West State Street.
Village of Sherburne Mayor Bill Acee was joined by David Felton and Lisa Abbe, president and vice president of Crouse Community Center’s Board of Directors, and William L. Conole, administrator, at a groundbreaking ceremony held May 25. Construction began immediately following the ceremonies by Don Westcott, West Lake Village developer. The project is estimated to be completed in October.
“I’m very pleased that Crouse Community Center chose the Village of Sherburne for the first of its kind center in the county. It adds to the village’s economic development attractiveness and truly helps us serve seniors and their family members,” said Mayor Acee.
Crouse Community Center is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility on South Street in Morrisville. It operates adult day service programs in Cazenovia and Hamilton.
The new facility, called Sherburne Senior Services, will offer structured, supervised health, recreational, social, nutritional and rehabilitation services. It will employ a skilled nursing staff and serve approximately 15 registrants. Hours of operation are planned for 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Transportation will be provided to and from the Sherburne Center.
Interested persons may make inquiries to Kathy Felton at (315) 655-5464. Referrals for Sherburne Senior Services may be made by a social worker, health professionals, physicians, clergy, family or friend.
Village of Sherburne Mayor Bill Acee was joined by David Felton and Lisa Abbe, president and vice president of Crouse Community Center’s Board of Directors, and William L. Conole, administrator, at a groundbreaking ceremony held May 25. Construction began immediately following the ceremonies by Don Westcott, West Lake Village developer. The project is estimated to be completed in October.
“I’m very pleased that Crouse Community Center chose the Village of Sherburne for the first of its kind center in the county. It adds to the village’s economic development attractiveness and truly helps us serve seniors and their family members,” said Mayor Acee.
Crouse Community Center is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility on South Street in Morrisville. It operates adult day service programs in Cazenovia and Hamilton.
The new facility, called Sherburne Senior Services, will offer structured, supervised health, recreational, social, nutritional and rehabilitation services. It will employ a skilled nursing staff and serve approximately 15 registrants. Hours of operation are planned for 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Transportation will be provided to and from the Sherburne Center.
Interested persons may make inquiries to Kathy Felton at (315) 655-5464. Referrals for Sherburne Senior Services may be made by a social worker, health professionals, physicians, clergy, family or friend.
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