Here at The Healthcare Resort of Leawood we love to pamper our residents but have had a challenging time doing so safely as of late. Covid-19 precautions have pushed us to brainstorm new ideas to perk our residents and staff up. Our Moment of Truth highlights our Social Services & Admissions Director, Erin […]
We remain COVID free at this time. We continue with our screening process as continuing to follow the Johnson County Health Department’s guidance. The staff and residents miss everyone and continue to remain diligent with our process.
To ensure all residents have the opportunity to connect with their families and friends, we have created an online scheduling tool to maximize “visits”.
On March 14, 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services advised of a nationwide restriction on visitation in skilled nursing facilities. Until further notice, we will be following this direction.
Please know that we are all fully engaged in taking action to minimize the possible exposure associated with this virus. We thank you for your continuing confidence, and for helping us in our attempts to keep our residents and staff safe.
Read about The Healthcare Resort of Leawood in this great article on The Martin City Telegraph Website.
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Navigating the Golden Years: Resources for Successful Transitions
Thank you to Marisa McPeck-Stringham, of The Huffington Post, for featuring The Healthcare Resort in a recent blog post: Looking at pictures of The Healthcare Resort facilities, you would think you are looking at a five-star resort: aesthetically pleasing and luxuriant modern furniture, the latest in amenities, world class chefs, theater rooms, games rooms, and […]
Thank you to Mike Stapley, KSL.com Contributor, for featuring our upcoming Utah location for The Healthcare Resort: At some point in our lives, most of us will need either short or long-term care in a physical rehabilitation or care center. Most of us, whether as patients or visitors, have not looked upon these facilities fondly..”
Fall and winter seasons can bring many great things: changing weather, football, and special holidays. But for many, the change in season could mean a change in health when they catch the flu. Flu season in the United States begins as early October and can linger until May.
