Crown Bay Nursing And Rehab

Happy Thanksgiving from Crown Bay Nursing & Rehabilitation Center! Due to the more stringent restrictions imposed by the state, we will continue with our existing no-visitation policy for the Thanksgiving holiday. Limited visitation is allowed through a window either in the resident's room (if it has an exterior window) or in the Sandy Cove dining room. Families are allowed to drop off food for their loved ones at the reception desk. We have remained Covid-free since the start of the pandemic and we will make every effort to remain this way.

This Labor Day weekend, Crown Bay wants to thank our front-line workers for showing up every day for our seniors.

Here is a nice story on immune-boosting foods that can help you fight off colds and viruses.

Help save our seniors who fought for our freedom. Celebrate independently this 4th of July.

Happy Father's Day from Crown Bay Nursing & Rehabilitation Center!

A salute to all the heroes who work at Crown Bay Nursing & Rehabilitation Center! National Nurses Week is May 6-12. National Skilled Nursing Care Week is May 10-16.

At Crown Bay Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, we take the health and safety of our residents seriously. In light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, and following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control or CDC, the World Health Organization (WHO), and local health departments, we are limiting and screening visitors to our facility. If you have any questions, please contact us at 510-521-5765.

Happy Valentine’s Day! With love to our residents and their family membersyou make our hearts full!

Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, and a blessed New Year from Crown Bay Nursing & Rehabilitation Center!

The staff and administration at Crown Bay Nursing & Rehabilitation Center are so thankful for our residents, our patients, and their families. They remind us of the true value of caring for another person.

Crown Bay salutes America's veterans!

House plants can remove air pollution found inside homes and buildings, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs). Consider buying these plants for your home or your room in a retirement home or SNF. https://www.thisoldhouse.com/i/9-clean-air-plants-your-home

Testimonial: "I must say this facility is very well organized and clean. The nurses here handle everything while being extra careful, Please keep up the great work in aiding my grandfather back to strength." ` Raja L.

Seniors can benefit greatly from exercises which improve endurance, strength, balance, and flexibility. Check with your doctor first, but you might enjoy this Guide to Exercise and Physical Activity from the National Institute on Aging. Download the PDF or order a paper copy at https://order.nia.nih.gov//exercise-physical-activity-your #seniorlife

World Hospice and Palliative Care Day is a unified day of action to celebrate and support hospice and palliative care around the world. To learn more about Crown Bay’s hospice and palliative care services, visit http://cbnrc.com/hospice-program/ and http://cbnrc.com/palliative-care/ #worldhospiceday

Art & Brain Health Myth: You need to be artistically talented to enjoy art and experience its health benefits. What does the research say? Research suggests that engaging in productive and enjoyable leisure activities can have many positive health and quality of life benefits for older adults. Engagement with the arts, in particular, is related to: Overall well-being Improved physical health... Better morale and mood Maintaining brain health Fewer doctor visits and less medication use Improved social engagement What does this mean for me? You don’t need to have prior knowledge of the arts to meaningfully participate in art. You can bring the enjoyment of the arts into your daily life and improve your brain health. Consider participating in dance, theater, writing, music, lifelong learning, culinary arts, and visual arts. To learn more about innovations in aging and brain health, visit the Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation website at www.cabhi.com. Adapted from ArtontheBrain (2019), and Noice et al. (2013). Participatory arts for older adults: A review of benefits and challenges. The Gerontologist 54(5): 741.