Nazareth Home receives grant

Source: The Record

Nazareth Home announced June 26 that its Nazareth Homes Foundation is the recipient of a $20,000 grant from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels.

The funds will be used to purchase a medical equipment washer for the home’s Highlands campus located at 2000 Newburg Road.

The specialized washer cleans wheelchairs and other durable medical equipment, such as walkers and toilet risers, according to a press release from Nazareth Home.

“Nazareth Home leadership chose to acquire this equipment with the grant funding due to its effectiveness and efficiency in cleaning and infection control, impact on staff time and safety, and contribution to the respect and dignity of elders,” said the release.

The Nazareth Homes Foundation raises funds to make a difference in the lives of elders by supporting the organization’s services, programs, equipment and facilities. The foundation also supports Nazareth Home team members through a scholarship fund and other workforce development priorities, according to the release.

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June 26, 2023June 26, 2023

Nazareth Homes Foundation receives $20,000 grant from Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels

Funds to be used for medical equipment washer at Highlands Campus

The Nazareth Homes Foundation announced today it has received a $20,000 grant from the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels (HOKC) to be used for the purchase of a medical equipment washer at its Highlands Campus located at 2000 Newburg Rd.

The specialized washer cleans wheelchairs and other durable medical equipment, such as walkers and toilet risers. Nazareth Home leadership chose to acquire this equipment with the grant funding due to its effectiveness and efficiency in cleaning and infection control, impact on staff time and safety, and contribution to the respect and dignity of elders. The equipment helps reduce the risk of infection, and in turn, the necessity for isolation among elders at Nazareth Home.

“This generous grant will enable us to enhance our medical care services at Nazareth Home through safety and infection control,” said Carrie Burns, Director of Development for Nazareth Home. “We are deeply grateful for the partnership and support of HOKC as we work every day to provide exceptional, person-centered care for adults and their families.”

HOKC is a 501(c)(3) entity dedicated to supporting charitable activities throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The organization is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Trustees. The “Kentucky Colonel” commission is an honorary title granted by the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Since 1951, the organization has pursued its mission through annual grants totaling $63 million to more than 1,700 nonprofits. Of those Colonels’ contributions, each grant is thoroughly vetted by the trustees and staff.

In 2022/2023, HOKC awarded $3.1 million in grants supporting 343 nonprofits, impacting more than 3.8 million Kentuckians. Grants are made possible through donations from Kentucky Colonels from throughout the Commonwealth and around the world who chose to exercise the honor of being named a Kentucky Colonel in a meaningful way.

To learn more about HOKC, visit kycolonels.org.

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December 15, 2022January 6, 2023

U.S. News & World Report names Nazareth Home among best in Kentucky

Nazareth Home’s Highlands Campus at 2000 Newburg Road in Louisville has been recognized as a Best Nursing Home for Short-Term Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care for 2022-2023 by U.S. News & World Report.

Now in its 13th year, Best Nursing Homes ratings assist prospective residents and their families in making informed decisions in consultation with their medical professionals regarding short-term or long-term nursing home care. Only 16 percent of skilled nursing facilities in the U.S. earned the Best Nursing Home designation this year.

“It’s an honor to receive this national distinction for our short-term rehabilitation and long-term care programs,” said Nazareth Home President/CEO Mary Haynes. “This achievement is a testament to our highly skilled, high-performing team, whose commitment ensures that residents and patients here receive the best person-centered care possible.”

For 2022-2023, U.S. News rated more than 15,000 nursing homes on care, safety, infection rates, staffing and health inspections. For the first time, the Best Nursing Homes ratings feature a new measure on weekend staffing and an additional new measure on infection rates that led to hospitalizations.

“Choosing the right nursing home based on care needs and comfort is a critical decision for prospective residents and their families,” said Zach Adams, health data engineer at U.S. News. “The Best Nursing Homes ratings highlight nursing homes that excel in short-term rehabilitation and long-term care needs.”

The Best Nursing Homes methodology factors in data on resident care, safety, outcomes and more. To calculate the Best Nursing Homes ratings, U.S. News evaluated each nursing home’s performance using a variety of data obtained from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Both short and long-term ratings include data on the consistency of registered nurse staffing, use of antipsychotic drugs and success in preventing ER and hospital visits. The long-term care rating also considers whether a home changed ownership and how well they were staffed on weekends. The short-term rehabilitation rating also includes measures of a home’s success in preventing falls, preventing serious infections and making sure residents are able to return home.

For more information and to view Nazareth Home’s rating, visit Best Nursing Homes.

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December 13, 2021December 13, 2021

Nazareth Home honored by U.S. News & World Report

Nazareth Home wins Best of Kentucky award

Source: The Record
December 11, 2021

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Nazareth Home Highlands was listed among U.S. News & World Report’s Best Nursing Homes.

U.S. News & World Report gave Nazareth Home a high performing rating in the area of short-term rehabilitation, according to a press release from the home.

The short-term rehabilitation rating began in 2018 and “assesses the quality of care provided for patients hospitalized after surgery, heart attack, stroke, injury or similar condition. The rating is based upon U.S. News’ assessment of 10 quality measures which focus on staffing, medical outcomes, resident complaints and processes of care,” said the release.

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November 30, 2021December 1, 2021

Nazareth Home wins Best of Kentucky award

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November 30, 2021

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Nazareth Home was recently selected for a Best of Kentucky Nursing and Rehabilitation Award by the Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities/Kentucky Center for Assisted Living.

The award is based on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services star ratings of four or higher as well as satisfaction surveys of residents and families, according to a news release from Nazareth Home.

In addition to the 2021 Best of Kentucky award, three Nazareth Home employees received individual awards:

- Katrina Chesser received the Professional Achievement/Caregiving Award.
- Matt Elliott received the Supportive Care Award.
- Jason Rader received the Supportive Care Award.

Mary Haynes, Nazareth Home president and CEO, said, “We are honored to again be a recipient of a Best of Kentucky Award. We are also extremely proud to have Katrina, Matt and Jason as part of our incredible team. They are more than deserving of the awards they received.”

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November 23, 2021December 6, 2021

Business briefs, Nov. 22

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November 22, 2021

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DAC Acquisition completes acquisition of Diversicare Healthcare Services … AHCA documentary showcases challenges, heroes of pandemic in nursing homes … Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL … Fitch Ratings revises Fellowship Senior Living’s outlook to stable; affirms bonds at BBB+

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November 18, 2021November 18, 2021

Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL

On Nov. 11, the Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities/Kentucky Center for Assisted Living (KAHCF/KCAL) honored Nazareth Home as one of several premier long-term care facilities with a Best of Kentucky Nursing and Rehabilitation Award. Nazareth Home was honored to be a part of this elite group of leaders in the industry at the quality awards banquet.

The Best of Kentucky – Nursing and Rehabilitation honorees were selected based on CMS star ratings of four or higher to apply, and then satisfaction surveys of residents and their families.

Along with a 2021 Best of Kentucky Award, three Nazareth Home employees received individual awards as follows:

- - Katrina Chesser, Unit Secretary and Certified Medication Technician, Highlands Campus – Professional Achievement/Caregiving Award
  - Matt Elliott, Maintenance Supervisor, Clifton Campus – Supportive Care Award
  - Jason Rader, Environmental Services Director, Highlands Campus – Supportive Care Award

“We are honored to again be a recipient of a Best of Kentucky Award,” said Nazareth Home President/CEO Mary Haynes. “We are also extremely proud to have Katrina, Matt, and Jason as part of our incredible team. They are more than deserving of the awards they received. They embody our mission and values, going above and beyond to support our team members and bring great joy to the elders.”

“We were honored to be able to recognize the strength and resilience of these nursing facilities and their staff. It is a special group of people who dedicate their lives to providing outstanding care and compassion to their residents,” said KAHCF President Betsy Johnson. “This recognition is a testament to their dedication to their residents.”

Long-term care providers attended the 2021 Annual Meeting & Expo, and were energized by general sessions challenging them with strategies to cope with stress on the job, hiring and retaining quality staff, COVID-19 safety measurements, and regulatory issues. On Nov. 10, KCAL held its KCAL Day for Assisted Living Communities. Also, more than 100 vendors exhibited during the Expo, showcasing the latest innovations in providing quality care.

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November 16, 2021November 16, 2021

Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL

The Best of Kentucky – Nursing and Rehabilitation honorees were selected based on CMS star ratings of four or higher to apply, and then satisfaction surveys of residents and their families.

Along with a 2021 Best of Kentucky Award, three Nazareth Home employees received individual awards as follows:

- Katrina Chesser, Unit Secretary and Certified Medication Technician, Highlands Campus – Professional Achievement/Caregiving Award
- Matt Elliott, Maintenance Supervisor, Clifton Campus – Supportive Care Award
- Jason Rader, Environmental Services Director, Highlands Campus – Supportive Care Award

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November 3, 2021November 12, 2021

Nazareth Home Resident Anne Marie Currie Receives the Gold Standard of Optimal Aging Award

Nazareth Home is excited to announce Anne Marie Currie, a resident at the Highlands Campus, has received the Gold Standard of Optimal Aging Award from the University of Louisville Trager Institute.

This award recognizes adults who are 85 years or older and outstanding models of optimal aging. Individuals who receive this honor exhibit current involvement in one or more of the following areas: physical, spiritual, social, civic, and creative.

Mrs. Currie was a teacher for nearly 40 years, teaching a variety of subjects and topics. She is fluent in French and Spanish, which she used while teaching for Jefferson County Public Schools. At 91 years old, she is an artist who enjoys creating various drawings and art projects especially using watercolors.

“Mrs. Currie is most deserving of this award and is a role model on how to live as you age,” said Mary Haynes, Nazareth Home President/CEO. “She continues to teach art and art appreciation to others. She has also encouraged many groups to visit Nazareth Home and has enriched the community by doing so.”

When she learned she would be receiving this award, Mrs. Currie said, “As I age, I dare never to quit being me. I want to enjoy this life as much as I can and am willing and able to do so.”

This annual award is presented each September during Optimal Aging Month.

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Nazareth Home receives grant

Nazareth Home receives grant

Nazareth Homes Foundation receives $20,000 grant from Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels

Nazareth Homes Foundation receives $20,000 grant from Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels

U.S. News & World Report names Nazareth Home among best in Kentucky

U.S. News & World Report names Nazareth Home among best in Kentucky

Nazareth Home honored by U.S. News & World Report

Nazareth Home wins Best of Kentucky award

Nazareth Home wins Best of Kentucky award

Nazareth Home wins Best of Kentucky award

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Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL

Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL

Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL

Nazareth Home wins 2021 Best of Kentucky Award from KAHCF/KCAL

Nazareth Home Resident Anne Marie Currie Receives the Gold Standard of Optimal Aging Award

Nazareth Home Resident Anne Marie Currie Receives the Gold Standard of Optimal Aging Award

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