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We are so happy for Wanda Ostrom, our Resident Spotlight!
“This place is like a big family. Everyone has been so great with me. The physical therapy staff have been excellent and I could never be more thankful as I am for this place. I needed a lot of help both emotionally and physically before I came and everyone did so much to help me.”
Thank you Wanda for letting us be a part of your journey!
Jyahyrah is a CNA and a wonderful Care Team member at Majestic Care of Fort Wayne. She noticed a new resident did not have an appropriate pair of shoes. She went out of her way to learn his shoe size and buy him a pair of comfortable shoes to wear around the community. We appreciate our Care Team and how they go the extra mile for residents.
Thank you, Jyahyrah!
Patti Devinney lived independently at home with family and was the main caregiver for her husband. As it became tougher for Patti to care for Mr. Devinney, she began to look for long-term services with a memory care unit. After a touring the new memory care unit at Majestic Care of Avon, she decided this was the perfect place. Patti was more than pleased with therapy services provided by Reliant Rehabilitation. She attended treatment sessions with her husband on a weekly basis.
Malichi Baumgartner, an 18-year-old young man, was living at home with supervision from his parents. Malichi was involved in an accident resulting in a fracture of his left tibia, a pelvic fracture, multiple spinal fractures, sternal and rib fracture, pterygoid and nasal fracture as well as multiple fractures of the extremities. Due to the accident, Malichi also obtained a right-sided cerebral infarct, tracheostomy and kidney lacerations.
Mr. Robert Scott chose to call Majestic Care of Fort Wayne home. Robert enjoys sitting outside and feeling the sunshine on his face and he enjoys playing his guitar even more. We are happy our residents are able to keep their independence and continue to enjoy their hobbies!
Paul May was living at home with his wife Betty when he had an overall decline in his health and functional mobility. He struggled with heart problems, chronic kidney disease and Parkinson’s disease. Paul received a pacemaker lost all strength leaving him the inability to perform functional mobility and ADLs.
When Paul admitted to Majestic Care of Connersville, he was unable to ambulate and required maximum assistance for bed mobility, transfers, bathing, grooming and dressing. Paul’s cognition had also taken a decline.
Susan Closson came to Majestic Care New Haven in 2017. After having ligament reconstruction and tendon interposition, Susan received a referred to therapy services.
Majestic Care New Haven and Reliant Rehabilitation provided Occupational Therapy services for pain and coordination decline. Susan participated in therapy to overcome the deficits post-surgery and after completing Occupational Therapy, Susan had reduced her pain and swelling, She also was able to increase her coordination and returned to fully functional daily living. Great job, Susan!
Daniel Rohyans admitted to Majestic Care of Fort Wayne with burns to his thighs, abdomen and face. During his stay, Daniel also was working on his mental health. With the support and team approach between our psychiatric care providers, nursing, social services and therapy, Daniel was able to make huge strides. His success was also impacted by the combination of all departments working together and working alongside the Bowen Center. With everyone’s support and Daniel’s hardwork, Daniel was able to discharge back to the community to live and work. Great job, Daniel!
Joyce admitted to Majestic care of Fort Wayne after sustaining a fall at home resulting in a wrist, hip and pelvic fracture. Upon admission, Joyce was non weight bearing and demonstrated limited use of her wrist and right leg while also experiencing increased pain from her fractures. Joyce required moderate assistance with her dressing, bathing, grooming and transfers. Nursing care team members were able to manage her pain which allowed therapy to maximize her time in rehab. Joyce participated in Physical and Occupational therapy daily to rehab back home with family and friends. Joyce completed a home visit where she was able to demonstrate good safety awareness and ability to maneuver through out her home. Joyce discharged home with limited need for assistance from a walker and independent with all daily tasks! Great job, Joyce!
Sharon Faye Brewer has been a joyful resident of Majestic Care of North Vernon for over 2 years while being a resident of Jennings County for over 47 years!
Sharon lived with her parents near Scipio for many years after a motor vehicle accident left her in a wheelchair at the age of 16. Her father brought her home to Jennings County and built a ramp onto their home and also Faith United Baptist Church next door, so that she could still attend without any worry of transportation. The church that he built is still active today.
Since Sharon has chosen to live at Majestic Care of North Vernon, she has been a joy to others. She has made wonderful friendships both with residents and staff. She loves to help anyone that she can and enjoys the music, activities and Bingo.
“I love taking care of all of my Residents, they are like family. I have been through eight takeovers and I feel this one is the ticket because Majestic Care has shown that they care about their staff as well as their residents.”
– Victoria Collier, RNA