Regency House announced that Director of Nursing Services, Jennifer Donovan, RN BSN, was awarded the Nightingale Award at the 12th annual Nightingale Awards for Excellence in Nursing celebration on Thursday, May 10.
Founded in 1984, National HealthCare Associates (NHCA) has grown into a network of 24 Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation centers located throughout the Northeast. National HealthCare Associates manages the care of more than 4,400 beds in these geographic areas and employs more than 5,500 professional caregivers and related staff. National HealthCare Associates facilities utilize over 250 physicians in specialty areas including gerontology, internal medicine, family practice, psychiatry, pulmonology, orthopedics, rehabilitative medicine, neurology, podiatry and surgery.
"It is our mission to provide our residents and their families with superior care delivered by staff dedicated to the principles of kindness, compassion, service, and excellence in an environment where individuality, dignity, and value of those who are served, as well as those who serve, is nurtured and appreciated. We believe that life, at all stages and with all of its challenges, is a precious gift to be shared and celebrated. It is our privilege to participate in the lives of our residents, their friends and families by offering them not only physical but emotional care, comfort, and support."
Testimonials
"I knew for myself the minute I walked in the door that these people truly cared-every single staff member reflected a patient-focus and a genuine, believable desire to help our Dad get better and stay well! Thank you from the bottom of our family's heart for being so good at what you do!"
"They treated both me and my husband as family. I thank them for my speedy recovery and their support in helping me return home even stronger than I was prior to going to the hospital. It was great to make so many friends while I was there. I recommend them to all my family and friends."
“The facility was beautiful and the accommodations very comfortable. However, it is not a room or a building that builds success in rehabilitation; it is the staff of people with excellent skills that makes all the difference. The care I received was always given with respect, dignity and a cheerful, smiling manner.”
“The people here are the best. They genuinely care about their patients and were always willing to go above and beyond to get me better. My husband and I are truly thankfully for all they have done.”



