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Success Story“Best of luck to you ­Mr. Krier!”Mr. Krier came to Founders Plaza from Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital with kidney failure. He exhibited generalized muscle weakness, poor intake and a lower extremity wound and assistance from others for everyday task...

Success Story“Best of luck to you ­Francis!”Francis Poteet arrived at Founder’s Plaza with a wound on her foot that nearly took her life. After unsuccessfully healing at another facility, she transitioned with goals of recovery.  Upon admission, she was almost...

Success Story“Congratulations to Opal on a successful rehabilition.”Opal Bigham comes to Founder’s Plaza after a taking a fall at home and fracturing her hip.  Opal is a retired teacher, originally from Iowa, and now calls herself a “Texas Transplant”. She has a great...

Ms. Lukenbill came to Founders Plaza from Medical City Plano and is now a long term-care resident after her and her family decided that Founders Plaza was the perfect place for her to reside safely. Ms. Lukenbill has been working diligently with therapy with personal goals of being able to go out shopping and getting her hair done with her daughter. Her hard work and motivation also resulted in increased independence in transfers, and functional mobility.

Linda came to Founders Plaza from Carrollton Regional Medical Center with a right knee seroma. Upon arrival at Founders Plaza, Linda required maximum assistance from caregivers with activities of daily living and mobility. Linda made great progress throughout her rehabilitative stay, improving strength and balance. Most importantly, she had gained increased independence with activities of daily living, transfers, and functional mobility allowing her to return home.

Ms. Philley is a long- term care resident. A specialized plan of care was established for her by Occupational Therapy after a recent decline in her ability to perform everyday activities.She has made significant progress with improvements in safety and increased independence in activities of daily living.

The NSNCW 2022 theme, “Creating and Nurturing Connections,” will celebrate skilled nursing centers, and their residents and staff. Established as an annual, week-long observance by the American Health Care Association (AHCA) in 1967, NSNCW provides an opportunity to...