The Greens at Cannondale October 12, 2020 Dear Cannondale Campus Resident, Family, Friend or Community Partner, With the State of Connecticut relaxing public restrictions to phase […]
April 7, 2020 Dear Residents, Families and Friends: As part of my ongoing communication to you regarding The Cannondale Campus response to COVID-19 and status in […]
Peter Lerman is the staff respiratory therapist at Wilton Meadows Health Care Center in Wilton, Connecticut. Recently his article CPR and Informed Consent was published in […]
Wilton Meadows Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, has earned a Five-Star Quality Rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The CMS Five-Star Quality Rating […]
Wilton Meadows has been “lighting the way” for quality of life through therapeutic activities since 1988. The staff to patient ratio in recreation is comprehensive with […]
Published in the Wilton Bulletin on 1/23/2020 Story and Photos by Patricia Gay Health issues with older adults are not always readily apparent or obvious. For […]
We live in technologically advanced times that allow us to readily interact and communicate with family and friends, near or far. Despite this increase in the […]
Stephanie Bottex began her career at Wilton Meadows as a CNA in 2006. She furthered her education at Stone Academy becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). […]
Part of what makes Wilton Meadows a high-quality healing environment is the exceptional internship programs run by both the Social Work and Therapeutic Recreation Departments. Alexandra […]
A mock facility evacuation was conducted at Wilton Meadow Rehabilitation & Health Care Center on Wednesday, November 6th. The mock exercise was conducted by The Connecticut […]
American Health Care Association awarded Wilton Meadows with the Bronze Quality Award. The Bronze Award, presented by the National Quality Award Program, is centered on the […]
What’s the magical formula for keeping your mind sharp and your brain healthy as you grow older? Sudoku? Walking at the mall? Pickle-ball tournaments? The truth […]
Transitioning a loved one to assisted living is a complex, difficult, and often heart-wrenching decision for caregivers. Guilt, obligation and a whirlwind of other emotions make […]