This summer, Centers Health Care is on the move.
Win big. Learn something, give something. Enter here.
The summer 2023 campaign is about to launch and that means we’re moving—fleets of ice cream, donut, taco and hot dog trucks hitting the road to reinforce relationships, strengthen partnerships, and create new connections. And in the process, spread the word about our teams, our rehab, and our results
Our 37,000 team members are our #1 asset. Top healthcare professionals, leading specialists, experienced therapists, experts in every field–the sharp minds, caring hearts and healing hands make a world of difference in the quality of life of those we serve. These are the Teams that move us.
Modern healthcare is advancing at an exponential pace. We’re proud to lead the way as we pursue and embrace new rehab technology at each of our 45 facilities. Cutting-edge sciences like biomechanics and the rehabilitative equipment of tomorrow ensure that we help the people in our care achieve optimal health. This is the Rehab that moves us.
Our superior teams together with our superior rehab equipment leads to superior results—with 9,000 successful discharges every year. That is our focus. That is our mission. That is our promise. Every patient we discharge has a story. And every story is a testament to our success. These are the Results that move us.
Be sure to enter to win. Prizes include ear pods, bicycles, dinner for two, and more. You can accept the prize or donate up to $250 to any of the following charities. Care to win. Care to give. Either way, everyone is a winner.
American Heart Association
Parkinson’s Foundation
American Cancer Society
Asthma and Lung Foundation
Alzheimer’s Association
Diabetes Foundation
GO Rehab Rocks
The GO™ Rehab Program offers a sweeping new approach that is redefining the rehab experience. The results are clear: It makes rehab more efficient and effective—as well as more comfortable and convenient.
And there are numbers to back that up. UDSMR data confirms that the GO Rehab Program is in the top 5% nationwide for successful rehabs. That’s big news! UDSMR is an independent, not-for-profit organization affiliated with the University at Buffalo‚ State University of New York.
The whole point is to improve clinical outcomes and to enhance the resident experience—and GO is right on point. GO Program clients are overjoyed to have access to an attending physician 5 days a week, to a registered nurse 24/7, and to the Program’s cutting-edge equipment, like the Jintronix biofeedback system.
They all love the private and semi-private rooms, the smart TVs, Netflix, branded coffee, Chromebooks, and a full menu of healthy food choices. Most of all, they rave about the speedy recoveries, getting them back to their lives ASAP.
The GO Rehab Program is a win-win-win: Hospitals, medical personnel, and the clients themselves—everyone wins!
Campaign: Care that Moves You
Centers Health Care is moving forward, beyond the pandemic, leading the way into the future of post-acute healthcare. It is moving into a world of new possibilities and innovations.
We are moving our patients in our gyms and in their hearts. Centers Health Care is all about touching lives, families, and communities—moving them all to a place that nurtures and sustains them, whether in rehab or in life.
Centers is moving our patients and our residents to get stronger, to improve their lives, and achieve their ultimate goals—physically, mentally, and emotionally. We’re making our move across healthcare. Let’s get moving!
Meet Dr. Charles Silberberg
With over two decades of diverse medical experience, Dr. Silberberg is a specialist in Internal Medicine, focusing on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of internal diseases. He also specializes in Geriatrics, focusing on high-quality, person-centered care to improve the health, independence, and quality of life for older people. He provides you, the patient, with immediate onsite benefit of comprehensive medical care.
As Medical Director, Dr. Silberberg works closely with other physicians, managing the medical team and coordinating care with them to ensure that the facilities’ goals are met, and that you receive customized care. His expert managerial skills combined with his excellent medical knowledge gives Northern Riverview and Northern Metropolitan patients and their families confidence that all are receiving optimum care.
Dr. Silberberg attended and graduated from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine at the New York Institute of Technology. He is affiliated with many hospitals including Good Samaritan Hospital of Suffern and Nyack Hospital.
Northern Services Group partners with Airmont Center for Renal Dialysis
Northern Services Group partners with Airmont Center for Renal Dialysis
If you are at a Northern Services facility, you have access to Rockland County’s newest, most advanced Dialysis Center. With the brand new 16-station dialysis center, we are elevating the quality of care for patients with chronic kidney disease.
- Home Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis training
- Highly skilled, experienced, and caring staff
- Deluxe dialysis recliners with heating, massage modes, and personal smart TVs
- High-tech, state-of-the-art equipment
We are committed to making the lives of our patients better.
To learn more about the new partnership, please call 800.546.3090.
Nonprofit Skilled Nursing: Not for Profit, All for You
With lower hospitalization rates and more discharges home, not-for-profits like Northern Services are a positive choice for short-term rehab and long-term care. They
have a great nursing-staff-to-patient ratio and all profits after expenses are paid back into the facility—money spent on nursing staff, food, and other key quality-of-life
measures.
Nurses who work in nonprofit nursing homes are consistently satisfied with their jobs. A staff that’s less stressed out generally provides improved care. And content staff
members tend to remain longer at a facility. Low turnover rates mean that residents can bond with the nurses and other staff that provide their care.
Not only do nonprofit nursing homes have, on average, lower hospitalization rates, research also shows that they have fewer cases of pressure ulcers, and lower rates of
restraints. Patients appear to heal better in nonprofit nursing homes and are more likely to return to their own homes faster.
Meet Dr. Michael Robinson
Dr. Robinson is a leader in the field of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation—a branch of medicine that aims to enhance and restore functional ability and quality of life to rehabbing patients. As a pain management specialist, he provides pain management guidance for therapists and med management. He is an extender for orthopedic surgeons and can provide onsite post-op care and communication with the surgeon, which minimizes patients’ need to leave the facility for appointments. In addition, he can review x-rays in house and convey updates on post-op progress in real time.
Triple board certified in physiatry, electrodiagnostic testing and pain medicine, Dr. Robinson is at the heart of the Northern Manor rehab team—providing key support to the facility’s outstanding record of successful outcomes. And you don’t have to leave the facility to see him: he comes to you—at Northern Manor.
You benefit from his expertise, his mastery of rehabilitation medicine, and from his accessibility. In short, in addition to good outcomes, Dr. Robinson also delivers peace of mind.
Dr. Robinson completed his residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine and his bachelor’s degree from Clark University. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the American Academy of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine. Dr. Robinson is also a member of the medical team at Northeast Orthopedics and Sports Medicine.
COVID-19 Vaccines are Available for our Staff and Residents!
COVID-19 Vaccines are Available for our Staff and Residents!
According to the CDC:
– The vaccines are highly effective at preventing COVID-19
– They will help keep you from getting seriously ill
– They help protect your family and community
– Vaccines have received Emergency Use Authorizations from the FDA
Talk to the facility administrator or social worker—and get vaccinated today.
How to use WhatsApp to talk to your loved ones
How to use Whatsapp to talk to your loved ones
Simple:
- Install Whatsapp on your phone.
- Tap on Whatsapp.
- Tap on the contact you want to call.
- Tap on the movie camera icon.
- You’re on!
How to use Skype to talk to friends and loved ones
How to use Skype to talk to friends and loved ones.
- Check for a webcam.Be sure your computer has a webcam. On most laptops, the webcam will look like a small hole in the top border of the screen.
- Install Skype.Depending on whether or not you have a Mac or a PC, the download link is different.
- For Windows users:Go to this link: http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/skype-for-computer/. Click on the green button that says, “Get Skype for Windows Desktop.”
- For Mac users:Go to this link: http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/skype-for-mac/. Click on the green button that says, “Get Skype for Mac.”
- Follow installer instructions.The Skype download should start automatically and the installer will guide you through how to install the program.
- Open Skype.After the program is finished installing, open up Skype. If you have trouble finding the program, follow these instructions for Mac or PC.
- For Windows users:Press your Windows key (left of Alt key), type “Skype” and press ↵ Enter.
- For Mac users:Open up Finder, search for “Skype,” then click on the program
- Click on a contact.In the left side of your screen, you will see a list of contacts if you have added any. Click on the name to open up a conversation with that person.
- If you haven’t added any contacts, you will first have to add at least one. Ask for a friend’s Skype ID, click Contacts in the upper left of the window, click Add Contact in the dropdown menu, then type your friend’s Skype ID.
- Start a video call.To start a video call, you must first be in a conversation with a contact. The instructions are slightly different for Mac and PC users.
- For Windows users:Click on the icon in the upper right corner of the window that looks like a video camera. It should be a blue circle with a white video camera inside.
- For Mac users:Click on the icon in the upper right corner of the window that looks like a video camera. It should be a green circle with a white video camera inside. Depending on your version of Skype, the icon may instead simply say, “Video Call.”
- You may be asked for permission for Skype to use your video camera, click “Allow” if you are comfortable with Skype having access to your camera.
- End the call when done.End the call by pressing the red button on the bottom of the video call window. The icon looks like a red circle with a white phone inside of the circle.
- You may need to move your cursor around the inside of the video call window to reveal the hang-up button.
