The Abington of Glenview
Mary Ann Condon has a diverse work experience in the healthcare industry. Starting in 1994, they worked at Norwood Crossing as a Social Service and Admissions coordinator. Mary Ann then moved on to St. Matthew Center for Health in 2003, where they served as a Social Service/Admissions employee. In 2004, they joined Lutheran Life Communities as a Social Service professional, responsible for supporting residents and their families through the admission process. Mary Ann also coordinated MDS and Care Plans for the Dementia Unit and discharge plans for short-term residents. Since 2014, Mary Ann has been employed at The Abington of Glenview, initially serving as a Social Service/DC Planner and later being promoted to the role of Director of Memory Care. In this role, they developed and implemented person-centered programs for residents with Dementia, ensuring their well-being and creating a therapeutic environment. Mary Ann also designed an effective orientation program for employees following IDPH guidelines.
Mary Ann Condon obtained an Associate Degree in Human Service, with a specialization in Gerontology, from Madison Area Technical College. Additionally, they have a certification as a 36 Hour Activity Director/ Special Care Unit, although the institution and date of obtaining this certification are not provided.
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The Abington of Glenview
We serve individuals in need of medical care. Whether the need is for 24-hour skilled nursing, everyday living assistance, intense rehabilitation after surgery or a debilitating illness, or outpatient physical therapy for a major or minor injury, our staff can accommodate the patient. Our care giving is holistic: we consider all the needs of our patients - physical, emotional, spiritual, psychological and social - in any treatment program. Participation of the patient's family is welcomed. With 196 beds, The Abington of Glenview has floor plans and room plans that match patients needs. We understand the special needs of Alzheimer's care. At the Abington of Glenview we look at residents who are cognitively impaired as individuals with individual needs and wants. The Abington has developed successful strategies for the care of these residents. These strategies require high levels of ability, creativity and insight from our specially trained team members. Our Dementia Unit is a comfortable and supportive environment that we feel is just the right size to meet resident's individual needs. The small, structured activity programs provide an optimal atmosphere for residents to share and enjoy leisure activities without feeling overwhelmed by outside disruptions. Our caring, clinically trained nurses, social workers and activity assistants provide specially designed programs to promote health, dignity and self-respect.
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