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Nurses Week 2024
Happy Nurses Week! We recognize our nurses today and every day. Our deepest gratitude for your service to our community. #ANANursesWeek|#NursesMakeTheDifference.
Success Story – Nov – Mrs. Zeito
Success Story“Thank you for helping me get strength in my legs and arms. I am happy that I can walk again."Mrs. Zeito came to The Pavilion at Creekwood after a hospitalization from a fall resulting in debilitating knee pain. Prior to admission, Mrs. Zeito lived in a...
Success Story – May – Ms. Perdue
Success Story“Best of luck to you Ms. Perdue!”Ms. Perdue came to The Pavilion at Creekwood after a fall off an electrical bike resulted in a right lower extremity fracture with surgical repair. Prior to admission, Ms. Perdue lived in a single-story home with her...
Success Story – Dec – Mr. James
Success Story“I have made a lot of progress and I am looking forward to going home.”Mr. James came to The Pavilion at Creekwood after being hospitalized from a seizure episode that resulted in metabolic encephalopathy. At admission he was requiring assistance with...
Success Story – Nov – Ms. Shin
Ms. Shin came to The Pavilion at Creekwood after a hospitalization for a fall at home resulting in multiple fractures in her back, ribs, right forearm, and right hip which she underwent surgery for. Ms. Shin worked diligently with her therapists during her stay. She went from requiring a significant amount of assistance with all self-care skills and mobility to walking with a quad cane and completing her self-care skills independently prior to returning home.
Success Story – Sept – Mr. Nelson
Mr. Robert Nelson arrived at The Pavilion at Creekwood after a hospitalization for a fall that resulted in a significant spinal surgery. Mr. Nelson worked diligently with his therapists for two months and through his hard work and their support, he went from requiring a Hoyer lift to get out of bed and only tolerating 30 mins to supervision with a sliding board transfer and tolerating being out of bed for several hours.