Sherburne Senior Services nears completion
SHERBURNE – The Crouse Community Center, a nursing facility in Morrisville, will soon unveil a new Sherburne Senior Services adult day care center, adjacent to Westlake Village. Construction on the 38 West State Street site began last May and is nearing completion.
Co-owner of the neighboring Westlake Village, and construction manager of the adult healthcare center, Don Wescott, estimates construction on the facility will be wrapped up in the next few weeks.
Crouse Community Center already has two adult day healthcare centers in Hamilton and Cazenovia which have both seen remarkable success, according to Crouse administrator William L. Conole. Once open, the Sherburne Senior Services facility will function in a similar manner as Crouse’s other two centers. The Sherburne branch will accommodate 15 patients daily and will be able to do everything a nursing home can do, except on an outpatient basis.
“We want to help people function independently for as long as possible,” said Conole, also mentioning that the adult day care will not just be for senior citizens but will also service anyone else who is in need of assisted living. The facility will follow the medical model and have three registered nurses on staff. The nurses will assist patients in a number of different ways, such as helping them deal with their medications.
Along with providing healthcare services, Crouse’s day centers are designed to help patients maintain their independence (as well as offer isolated individuals a chance to socialize) and help family members deal with the challenges associated with the aging of their loved ones.
The facility’s nurses will evaluate patients on an individual basis to better provide personalized care, designing programs to best meet their needs. Recreational therapy will be used to help patients retain their cognitive abilities. The facility will cater to more than just the healthcare needs of their patients, as drivers will be on hand to chaperone registrants to and from their homes.
For more information, call (315) 684-9595.
Co-owner of the neighboring Westlake Village, and construction manager of the adult healthcare center, Don Wescott, estimates construction on the facility will be wrapped up in the next few weeks.
Crouse Community Center already has two adult day healthcare centers in Hamilton and Cazenovia which have both seen remarkable success, according to Crouse administrator William L. Conole. Once open, the Sherburne Senior Services facility will function in a similar manner as Crouse’s other two centers. The Sherburne branch will accommodate 15 patients daily and will be able to do everything a nursing home can do, except on an outpatient basis.
“We want to help people function independently for as long as possible,” said Conole, also mentioning that the adult day care will not just be for senior citizens but will also service anyone else who is in need of assisted living. The facility will follow the medical model and have three registered nurses on staff. The nurses will assist patients in a number of different ways, such as helping them deal with their medications.
Along with providing healthcare services, Crouse’s day centers are designed to help patients maintain their independence (as well as offer isolated individuals a chance to socialize) and help family members deal with the challenges associated with the aging of their loved ones.
The facility’s nurses will evaluate patients on an individual basis to better provide personalized care, designing programs to best meet their needs. Recreational therapy will be used to help patients retain their cognitive abilities. The facility will cater to more than just the healthcare needs of their patients, as drivers will be on hand to chaperone registrants to and from their homes.
For more information, call (315) 684-9595.
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