When Ms. M was admitted to Alaris Health at the Chateau she wanted to walk up and down 12 steps independently.  After working closely with out therapists, Ms. M said  she feels like all her goals were met! “I’ve been to other rehab centers but none like this one I feel each person has helped me gain my confidence back and I am able to live independently and perform all the tasks that I used to do!”

When Mr. S was admitted to Alaris Health at the Chateau he required maximum assistance for bed mobility, transfers and was non ambulatory due to marked weakness and decreased endurance. Upon discharge, patient is Independent in bed mobility, transfers, ambulation without AD and able to negotiate >15 steps stairs independently. “Everyone I encountered at the Chateau had a smile on their face and said Hi to me as I passed through the hallways. I felt like I was in good hands.”

Mr. V was admitted from the hospital after  fall, and came to Alaris Health at The Chateau. He wasn’t able to walk and required extensive assistance with ADL. He wanted to return to his full functional level. He worked hard and reached his goals. He is fully independent and can continue to run his candy store! They made it easy & fun! It Worked!!!

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!

Ms. M was admitted to Care Connection with weakness and frequent falls. At admission, she required moderate assistance for self care and ambulation. Ms. M was very motivated and participated in therapy. At the time of discharge, Ms. M was walking and completing all her activities of daily living independently with a walker.”Everyone here went above and beyond to help me with my recovery and I will recommend this place to my friends in future!”

Ms. V was admitted to Care Connections with a diagnosis of left ankle fracture due to fall at her home. Upon admission, she needed total assistance for her self-care and walking. She was very motivated and participated in therapy consistently and showed excellent progress. At the time of her discharge to home, she was able to perform all her selfcare activities independently and was walking using walker with supervision. ” It was a great experience to be at Care connection and my recovery was successful!”

Mr.G was admitted to the hospital  after a fall at his home and underwent a double hip replacement. At the time of admission to Care Connection, he required substantial assistance for his self care and walking. Mr.G was determined to do well and participated in his therapy sessions well. At the time of discharge to home with his sister, He required supervision for his daily living activities and walking with rolling walker. “My stay here was very successful”

Mr B. came to us from Cooper Barnabas Medical Center with a long history of Esophageal Rupture. He required extensive assistance in all functional mobility and in his activities of daily living. Throughout his time in rehab, he showed resilience and actively participated in his therapy sessions where he took the opportunity to learn and flourish. Today, this patient is a success story. He completed his therapy program and is being discharged to home.

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.

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!”

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!

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!”

Ms. P was admitted to Alaris at the Chateau for chronic breathing ailments. She required a lot of therapy in order to regain her strength, endurance, and motivation to come back to her beloved children and grand children. Ms. P’s goal was to live an independent life. She wanted her independence back. She wanted to do everything herself like her laundry, grocery shopping, and spending time with her grandchildren. “I want to specially thank my therapists for their time and efforts every morning pushing me to do my best in therapy!”

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!

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!”

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!