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Life at The Meadows
The Meadows seeks to enhance the lives of all our residents.
A beautiful facility, tranquil surroundings, quality medical care, social
services and fun activities are all part of the package.
Each of the four "neighborhoods," or halls, has its own
personality. These include Magnolia Lane, Bluebonnet Ridge, Sunflower Field and
Country Corner. Semi-private and private rooms are available, each tastefully
decorated. Each resident has their own window and closet. You may view the floor
plans here. |
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Nursing - Our staff of nurses and aides is led by Patti
Robbins, RN, the director of nurses. Each of the three units also has an
administrative nurse who helps coordinate each resident's care.
Certified nurse aides provide assistance with daily tasks and certified
medication aides administer the residents' medicine.
Social services are provided to residents by the
social worker, Amy Patterson Ivy, LBSW. She visits residents to address
psychosocial needs and facilitate adjustment to the new residence
She can also make referrals for needed services and help resolve
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Activities are offered daily to invite social interaction and keep
our residents entertained and active. These can include Bingo, musical
performances, worship services, holiday celebrations, crafts, exercise, ice cream socials, and trivia
time. See a sample activity calendar.
Residents are also encouraged to bring any hobby they enjoyed at
home with them to their new residence. With some modifications, many
activities can be continued as we age. If there is any particular
activity or event a resident would like to have, please contact our
activity director Silke Schwalbe at (254) 404-2532. |
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Pets are an
important part of many people's lives before they enter a
nursing home. Their presence has been shown to lower blood
pressure and rates of depression. At The Meadows, we try to
encourage residents to continue their connection to their
pets by allowing them to visit with family members. |
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We also have several resident pets to entertain
and comfort residents if they choose. Katie the dog spends her days
in the halls and garden of the Special Care Unit and goes home with
a staff member at night. Annabell and Lena are adopted kittens that
live outside and spend most of their time on the Meadows back porch.
They can often be found in the laps of |
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residents who venture out from the gathering room. In addition, our
four cockatiels entertain with their songs and many fish inhabit an
aquarium in the gathering room. Life at The Meadows is full of
many of the comforts of home with excellent care and abundant
opportunities to socialize. |
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110 Chicktown Road
Gatesville, Texas 76528
(254) 404-2500 |
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© Coryell Memorial Healthcare System 2007. |
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