Generations at Regency, in conjunction with the American Red Cross, were very honored to host a community blood donation drive in July. We had an outstanding turnout with many members of the community, family, staff and friends in attendance to donate. Donors were greeted by Regency’s Admissions Director Jennifer Dinkha and given the required paperwork…
Kay Hightower has been a part of the Generations at Regency staff since 2012. Originally an activity aide Kay learned what it took to run a successful activity department and found himself as director after a year and a half on the team. He now supervises twelve aides. Kay loves that the residents are still…
June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable month. At Generations Healthcare Network we make sure that each facility works with our dietary department to ensure our residents are getting the proper nutrients, fruits and vegetables daily. The typical guideline for servings of fruits and vegetables are 5 to 13 servings of fruits and vegetables a…
Generations Healthcare Network and its facilities care about the health of our residents. Blood pressure monitoring is an integral part of a resident’s health and is monitored on a continuing basis. May is National High Blood Pressure Awareness month and on average over 67 million people – 1 in 3 US adults have high blood…
We are pleased to announce Regency Rehabilitation Center will be now be known as Generations at Regency. The name Generations is more than just a name and it was not one that was chosen lightly. It represents our core belief in family values, and the trust generations of families have placed in us. It represents…
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