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project renovating our skilled nursing center,” he says.
“We’re redoing the rooms and we’re changing the col-
ors to be not the same old colors of 30 years ago. We
want to make sure it’s more modern. Residents of to-
day like new and fresh.”
With its continuity of care model, its spacious apart-
ments, and its caring, professional staff, Weiker be-
lieves that Bishop’s Glen is a place where “everybody
wants to live.” But he knows that, in the long run, it’s
not the color of the paint on the walls, nor even the
superior, restaurant-style meals served in the dining
hall that makes Bishop’s Glen the premier retirement
community it has come to be. He believes it’s because
Bishop’s Glen is a place where its residents fully en-
joy retirement life by taking part in life-affirming social,
spiritual, and recreational activities. “We’re very ac-
tive,” says Weiker. “It doesn’t matter where you are,
whether you’re independent, assisted living, or in the
skilled nursing facility. The residents are active, and
their self-esteem is uplifted because they’re involved
in what they do, every day; they’re involved in what
their futures are going to be. And we help make that
happen.”
That’s because the quality of care is a top priority.
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