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The Sun Parlor Home is not planning any major addi-
tions or expansions in the near future, but Monik says
that they are intending to make the Home look more
“homey,” while simultaneously upgrading the safety
aspect of the residents’ room furniture. Also planned
is a cosmetic upgrade of the dementia and Alzheimer’s
unit’s courtyard. Adding a water feature, more flowers,
and perhaps a habitat for birds and butterflies, will al-
low the patients to better focus and enjoy the Home’s
natural ambience. A one-time bequest of $450,000
from a former resident is sure to help.
With its dedicated staff and over a hundred years of
devoted service to its community already well-proven,
it is a sure bet that the Sun Parlor Home will continue
its tradition of providing resident-focused care for the
citizens of Essex County for many more years to come.
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