Miss. K was dependent in all ADLs and ambulation when she arrived at Alaris at Essex. Miss K attended therapy every day and worked hard to achieve her goals. She never gave up even when she didn’t feel well. By the time she was discharged from therapy she was independent in bed mobility and able to walk around with her rolling walker. She is also independent with her activities of daily living. Due to her great achievement in therapy she is now looking forward to returning home.

Mr. E spent six weeks at the hospital in a ventilator due to complications from Covid-19 leaving a wife and 3 small children at home.When he was admitted to Alaris Health at Riverton he required extensive assistance for ADLs and ambulation. Mr. E will be going home to his family fully independent with out assistive device. “I’m so thankful to Alaris for all their help, and I’m so excited to be able to return to my wife and family!”

Ms. T was admitted with Covid-19. Upon admission, She required supplemental o2 and max assist for self care and ambulation. At the time of discharge, Ms. T was requiring standby assist for self care and minimal assist for ambulation with a rolling walker. She was functioning without supplemental oxygen. “This place is very good and the staff is very helpful. I have been to other rehab centers, and they all fall short of the Alaris experience!”

Mr. V was admitted to Cedar Grove after fighting Covid 19 for two months resulting in respiratory failure and pneumonia. Upon admission, Mr. V was extremely weak with poor endurance and activity tolerance requiring assistance for basic self-care and ambulation. Upon discharge, Mr. V is independent with ambulation with no assistive device and all basic self care task. “I am so thankful to Maria and Emily! Rehab was hard work but pleasant and inspiring!”

Mr. D was admitted to Castle Hill with diabetes. Throughout his treatment, he continuously showed significant improvement in his functional mobility in just a short period of time. He was compliant and cooperative with POC. He participated well in his skilled therapy sessions. “I appreciate all the help from my therapists: Eileen and Joy who were patient with me and helped me achieved my goals.”

Mr. G was admitted with CHF to Castle Hill. Throughout his treatment, he showed tremendous improvement in his functional mobility. He was able to ambulate modified independently with steady gait, exhibiting good safety awareness. “I am grateful to all the nursing staff and therapists who helped me get better. Nico and Ann were amazing therapists. I will recommend this facility to all my friends and family. Excellent care they provided me.”

Ms.C was admitted to Care Connections with CVA and left sided weakness. She required total assist for self care ,transfers and was unable to Ambullate. At the time of Discharge, Ms.C was set up assist for self care and stand by assist for walking and transfers. “I’ve come a long way. Everyone here has been so helpful!”

Mr. D was successfully discharged from Care Connection Rahway after being admitted following a hospital stay. Coming in, Mr. D needed assistance for his personal care and walking. Thanks to his therapists at Care Connection, Mr. D achieved his goal of being able to walk without any equipment or help. He is so happy to be going home independent!
Congratulations, Mr. D!

When Mr. S joined us at Alaris Health at Cedar Grove, he needed moderate assistance with activities of daily living and ambulation for short distances. Through the diligence of Mr. S and guidance of his therapists, Larry and Paul, in a short stay he was able to achieve modified independence with all of his activities of daily living, and is ambulating throughout the facility alone with or without using a rolling walker!

Mr. G is a long-term resident at Alaris Health at St. Mary’s in Orange, New Jersey. After expressing frustration to his nursing team that he felt he was “only able to walk short distances within the facility using a rolling walker, and felt unsteady,” Mr. G began extensive balance and coordination exercises with the Physical Therapy team. Mr. G felt the walker limited his ability to move freely in Alaris Health at St. Mary’s, his home. After just a few weeks and with continued restorative therapy, Mr. G can walk safely without the use of his walker.

Ms. R was admitted to Alaris Health at Belgrove in Kearny after a hospital stay where she was treated for several medical issues including a left knee replacement. When she arrived at Alaris Health at Belgrove, she could not walk more than 25 feet without the help of the staff, and she needed extensive assistance with transferring in and out of bed. When Ms. R returned home following both nursing and physical therapy rehabilitation, not only was she able to walk but she was able to move up and down stairs!

When Mrs. T. came to Alaris Health at West Orange, she was requiring minimal assistance with her activities of daily living but was only able to take five steps. Her goal was to improve her balance and be able to walk and climb stairs on her own so she could return home to her family. We are excited to report that Mrs. T. is now independent and able to achieve all of her goals heading back home to her family! Mrs. T. is grateful to her therapists for their excellent work assisting in her road to recovery. The entire team is proud of her and will greatly miss her positive attitude and laughter!