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Title: Shepherd of the Valley's Levels of Care
Time: 1 min 10 sec
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Shepherd of the Valley provides three levels of care: Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Rehabilitation. Deciding which level of care your loved one needs isn't always easy. If a loved one is burdened by the challenges of living alone, or if they're recovering from an injury or surgery, we can help.
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[Music] deciding which level of care your loved one needs isn't always easy that's why Shepherd of the valley provides three levels of care independent living assisted living and rehabilitation when you choose Shepherd of the valley for your independent living you get the freedom you need and the daily assistance you deserve this is ideal for those who are fully independent but one to have support available to them 24 hours a day assisted living provides personal assistance while respecting the dignity and privacy of each resident then when a little extra attention becomes necessary we're here for you when life becomes too difficult to manage alone let us show you a new way of living whether planned or unexpected recovering from an injury or surgery is never easy Shepherd of the valley skilled nursing provides the optimum level of care we have everything you need to get back to your life and feel better for more information on which level of care you need visit our website or give us a call you
Time: 1 min 10 sec
Description:
Shepherd of the Valley provides three levels of care: Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Rehabilitation. Deciding which level of care your loved one needs isn't always easy. If a loved one is burdened by the challenges of living alone, or if they're recovering from an injury or surgery, we can help.
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[Music] deciding which level of care your loved one needs isn't always easy that's why Shepherd of the valley provides three levels of care independent living assisted living and rehabilitation when you choose Shepherd of the valley for your independent living you get the freedom you need and the daily assistance you deserve this is ideal for those who are fully independent but one to have support available to them 24 hours a day assisted living provides personal assistance while respecting the dignity and privacy of each resident then when a little extra attention becomes necessary we're here for you when life becomes too difficult to manage alone let us show you a new way of living whether planned or unexpected recovering from an injury or surgery is never easy Shepherd of the valley skilled nursing provides the optimum level of care we have everything you need to get back to your life and feel better for more information on which level of care you need visit our website or give us a call you
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Title: What Does Long Term Care Include?
Time: 4 min 9 sec
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[Narrator] When people hear the words long-term care the often think only of nursing homes, but long-term care includes much more. [Linda Velgouse] Long-term care is a wide variety of services and supports to help meet one's personal and health care needs over an extended period of time. [Narrator] The most common type of long-term care is actually personal care, services that a person receives in the home from paid or unpaid caregivers. Home-based care includes home health care, personal care, homemaker services, friendly visitor companion services, and emergency response systems. [Linda Velgouse] Home-based long-term care is primarily care received in your home. It is generally care, as I just mentioned, to complete your activities of daily living and again that's bathing, dressing and it also includes other activities that support you in your home -- shopping, meal preparation, getting to doctor's appointments. All of these things are home-based services. [Narrator] Long-term care also includes services that are available outside of the home called community-based services. Community-based care includes adult day care programs, senior centers, transportation services, meals programs, and respite care. Community-based care supplements services available in the home, making it easier for a person to live at home. [Linda Velgouse] Community-based services are basically services that are available in the community. Generally they supplement the services that people get and need in their homes, and they help people to stay in their home. Community-based services include things like adult day care services which are service programs that provide supervision and nutrition programs. [Narrator] Other community-based services include meal programs, transportation services to help people get around, and senior centers. [Linda Velgouse] Senior centers are very important in the community. They are generally for kind of well elderly or elderly that don't need supervision, but they do provide social, recreational, and nutrition programs for people in the community. [Narrator] When people are no longer able to live on their own and need full-time help, they may require long-term care in a facility, such as a nursing home. Facility-based care includes adult foster care, board and care homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement. Facility-based care is for those who require help and can no longer live on their own. [Linda Velgouse] Nursing homes provide 24-hour housing, health care and personal services, supervision 24 hours a day, and most nursing homes also provide rehab services. [Narrator] To find out about long-term care services that are provided in the home, in the community, or at a facility, contact the Eldercare Locator at or visit You can also contact your local area agency on aging.
Time: 4 min 9 sec
Description:
Find more health and wellness information for older adults by NIHSeniorHealth at: Subscribe to Healthy Aging Tips at:
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[Narrator] When people hear the words long-term care the often think only of nursing homes, but long-term care includes much more. [Linda Velgouse] Long-term care is a wide variety of services and supports to help meet one's personal and health care needs over an extended period of time. [Narrator] The most common type of long-term care is actually personal care, services that a person receives in the home from paid or unpaid caregivers. Home-based care includes home health care, personal care, homemaker services, friendly visitor companion services, and emergency response systems. [Linda Velgouse] Home-based long-term care is primarily care received in your home. It is generally care, as I just mentioned, to complete your activities of daily living and again that's bathing, dressing and it also includes other activities that support you in your home -- shopping, meal preparation, getting to doctor's appointments. All of these things are home-based services. [Narrator] Long-term care also includes services that are available outside of the home called community-based services. Community-based care includes adult day care programs, senior centers, transportation services, meals programs, and respite care. Community-based care supplements services available in the home, making it easier for a person to live at home. [Linda Velgouse] Community-based services are basically services that are available in the community. Generally they supplement the services that people get and need in their homes, and they help people to stay in their home. Community-based services include things like adult day care services which are service programs that provide supervision and nutrition programs. [Narrator] Other community-based services include meal programs, transportation services to help people get around, and senior centers. [Linda Velgouse] Senior centers are very important in the community. They are generally for kind of well elderly or elderly that don't need supervision, but they do provide social, recreational, and nutrition programs for people in the community. [Narrator] When people are no longer able to live on their own and need full-time help, they may require long-term care in a facility, such as a nursing home. Facility-based care includes adult foster care, board and care homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement. Facility-based care is for those who require help and can no longer live on their own. [Linda Velgouse] Nursing homes provide 24-hour housing, health care and personal services, supervision 24 hours a day, and most nursing homes also provide rehab services. [Narrator] To find out about long-term care services that are provided in the home, in the community, or at a facility, contact the Eldercare Locator at or visit You can also contact your local area agency on aging.
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Title: Quality of Care at Shepherd of the Valley's 5-Star Facilities
Time: 1 min 0 sec
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At Shepherd of the Valley, our staff’s commitment to quality has earned our skilled nursing facilities five-star ratings. Our assisted living and skilled nursing facilities have a history of perfect surveys with the Ohio Department of Health. Shepherd - a wonderful place to call home.
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the caring staff at Shepherd of the valley is committed to providing the highest quality care to every resident every day our experienced professionals receive ongoing training and education to deliver outstanding service while providing excellent medical care we also hold true to our core values of compassion respect dignity spirituality integrity and quality these are at the forefront of everything we do our dedication to quality has earned our skilled nursing facilities five-star ratings our assisted living and skilled nursing facilities have a solid history of perfect surveys with the Ohio Department of Health at Shepherd of the Valley we expect the best of our employees and that is what our residents receive every day high-quality care delivered with compassion and respect in a comfortable and community oriented atmosphere that's what makes Shepherd of the valley a wonderful place to call home [Music]
Time: 1 min 0 sec
Description:
At Shepherd of the Valley, our staff’s commitment to quality has earned our skilled nursing facilities five-star ratings. Our assisted living and skilled nursing facilities have a history of perfect surveys with the Ohio Department of Health. Shepherd - a wonderful place to call home.
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the caring staff at Shepherd of the valley is committed to providing the highest quality care to every resident every day our experienced professionals receive ongoing training and education to deliver outstanding service while providing excellent medical care we also hold true to our core values of compassion respect dignity spirituality integrity and quality these are at the forefront of everything we do our dedication to quality has earned our skilled nursing facilities five-star ratings our assisted living and skilled nursing facilities have a solid history of perfect surveys with the Ohio Department of Health at Shepherd of the Valley we expect the best of our employees and that is what our residents receive every day high-quality care delivered with compassion and respect in a comfortable and community oriented atmosphere that's what makes Shepherd of the valley a wonderful place to call home [Music]
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