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Our residents overcame so much to get where they are today. We are inspired by their courage and commitment and we are proud of their strength.
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How I got stronger at Rochester Center
Fatmata Bangura
Bannister Center
Christine Barnes
Beth Abraham Center
Carlota Reyes
Boro Park Center
Zeruiah Yehuda
Boro Park Center
Arnie Koenig
Boro Park Center
Eli Tropper
Boro Park Center
Jesus Soto
Bronx Center
Rosemarie Solomon
Bronx Center
Alabi Adeluwoye
Brooklyn Center
Rodger Shields
Brooklyn Center
Justin Coke
Buffalo Center
Yvette Parker
Bushwick Center
Christopher Dario
Bushwick Center
Ralph Didomenico
Cooperstown Center
Linda McCoy
Deptford Center
Teresa Anzalone
Deptford Center
Judy Rushfrord
Essex Center
Patricia Boyee
Essex Center
Dale Sardea
Far Rockaway Center
Lionel Louis
Far Rockaway Center
Jane McArthur
Fulton Center
Theresa Monroe
Glens Falls Center
Jack Murray
Hammonton Center
Trent Robinson
Hammonton Center
Kay-Andra Morgan
Holliswood Center
Denys Surhayenko
Hope Center
Edna Hutchinson
Hope Center
Lawrence Cannone
Kingston Center
Gloria Velazquez
Martine Center
Stephen Nisbett Jr
Martine Center
Donna Quick
New Paltz Center
Annette Fearon
Northern Manor
Jose Vieira
Oak Hill Center
Maria Walker
Oak Hill Center
Alexis Nilsson
Oneida Center
Martin Serenkin
Richmond Center
Rosemary Beckley
Richmond Center
George Long
Schenectady Center
Shannon Lansley
Schenectady Center
Sarah Birdsong
Slate Valley Center
Hector Pacheco
Triboro Center
James Peck
Triboro Center
Rajpaul Mithuram
Triboro Center
Don Krom
Troy Center
Michelle Nelligan
Troy Center
Marcello Puello
University Center
Alyssa Cullember
Warren Center
Albert Jusino
Washington Center
Ronald Hintz
Washington Center
Aria Myrick
Williamsbridge Center
Glen Gomez
Williamsbridge Center
Bridget Turner
Former Patient at Rochester CenterI was fighting for my health on two fronts. At first, I was experiencing a general feeling of malaise—an overall feeling of discomfort and a lack of energy. The condition was compounded when I tested positive for COVID-19. It was a tough fight, but thankfully I was admitted to Creekview for my recovery. The entire team there was on my side. The therapy staff was awesome—they got me moving without pushing me too hard. The dietitian recommended changes in my diet, and the recreation department lifted my spirits. I’m back home now and much better. My experience at Creekview Nursing and Rehab was really great. Everyone there deserves an A+ all the way!
Norbeto Toro
Former Patient at Rochester CenterI had been hospitalized with some serious complications from type 2 diabetes—at risk for high blood pressure, heart disease, and kidney failure. The hospital put me on medication to protect me, but when they discharged me I was extremely weak, unable to even dress or bathe on my own. Fortunately, I landed at Creekview Nursing and Rehab for my recovery. The physical and occupational therapists put a personalized rehab program in place for me, and together with the changes in my diet and activities, I was gradually able to take care of myself again. The team at Creekview gave me my independence back. I loved it. The way they took care of me was great. If not for them I’d still be stuck in bed. Now I’m going home!
Patty Gray
Former Patient at Rochester CenterI had a sudden severe stomach ache, followed by a fever. The pain was intense. I couldn’t eat and I could hardly breathe. I was hospitalized with acute pancreatitis and a viral infection. Once the symptoms were under control, I was discharged and admitted to Creekview Nursing & Rehab Center. The team there wasted no time. The physical, occupational and speech therapists immediately evaluated me, and, in their words found me to have “declined independence in functional mobility and self-care tasks.” In other words, I needed help—and they gave it to me! The therapists pushed me hard, but knew when to let me relax. The nurses and aides were always there to help me get comfortable. Within two weeks I had my strength back, and I walked out of Creekview on my own. I’m home, I’m walking, and I’m ready to dance—thanks to the great team.
Bridget Turner
Former Patient at Rochester CenterI was fighting for my health on two fronts. At first, I was experiencing a general feeling of malaise—an overall feeling of discomfort and a…
Norbeto Toro
Former Patient at Rochester CenterI had been hospitalized with some serious complications from type 2 diabetes—at risk for high blood pressure, heart disease, and kidney failure. The hospital put…
Patty Gray
Former Patient at Rochester CenterI had a sudden severe stomach ache, followed by a fever. The pain was intense. I couldn’t eat and I could hardly breathe. I was…