Holland Home has partnered with the GVSU graduate Occupational Therapy Program since 2021 to provide OT students with their Level 1 fieldwork placement. During this placement, which started for the summer semester on May 8th, students will work closely with residents to support their use and experience with technology.>NEWS
Holland Home CFO Adam Kinder sat down with WZZM 13 to discuss a few of the offerings and opportunities that make the senior living organization different from others in West Michigan. From its continuum of care to vibrant campuses and flexibility in cost, Adam shares how Holland Home has been a leader in senior living for over 130 years and counting. >NEWS
Vibrant Living, Holland Home’s wellness model, has received the “Spirit Award” for the third time, recognizing their efforts during Active Aging Week. Learn more in >NEWS
Holland Home has been named as a Best Nursing Home for Short-Term Rehabilitation (Breton Rehabilitation and Living Centre) and Long-Term Care (Raybrook Skilled Nursing) for 2022-23 by U.S. News & World Report.
It may be surprising to learn that it is very rare for senior communities to actually have an onsite practice where residents can easily access physicians and advanced care staff. Holland Home is one of those exceptions. This puts Holland Home in a distinctive position as, according to Holland Home Medical Director Dr. Duemler, “Trinity Health Grand Rapids probably has more geriatricians (5) in our practice than any other single practice in West Michigan.”
From tips on downsizing your home to dementia care and experiencing grief, This Day & Age starts the conversation on topics that many of us will experience in some way over our lifetime, but few care to talk about.
Holland Home received two additional accreditations from Positive Approach to Care® (PAC) for their Breton Rehabilitation and Living Centre and Jay Mol Family Center. >NEWS
While the search for a cure for Alzheimer’s continues, the Holland Home Memory Care team is dedicated to improving the lives of those living with the disease and of their loved ones. Over the years, we have learned that while there might be bad days, there are always good moments. Whether it’s singing a song or just a look of understanding, those moments motivate us to keep going.