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.
Thank you for visiting Regency House on the web. Please stop by in person soon, or take a virtual tour of our center. 2011 featured the completion of the $14 million renovation to our 181 East Main Street location in Wallingford, including all new patient rooms, an expansive rehabilitation gymnasium and additional parking, making it the newest healthcare center in the state.
Regency House has so much to offer the people of Greater Wallingford – a great therapy team for short-term rehabilitation stays after a surgery or hospitalization and beautiful new rooms. The center was always known for its solid reputation in providing care long-term nursing care to seniors. Now with our focus on short-term, post hospital rehabilitation and nursing care, we are opening up new roads for health care in the areas of Wallingford, Durham, Meriden, Cheshire, North Haven and more.
Our biggest goal for 2012 is to spread the word about our ‘Passport to Home’ rehabilitation program and our new Pulmonary Rehabilitation program – it’s important for our community to know about the different options they have after hospital care.
Please visit us again and check in with us often for updates.
Testimonials
“Regency House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is our family’s only choice ... you have the same nurses and aides every day, they are so friendly, and take the time to get to know you . . . the staff here becomes your family. Regency House’s staff was so compassionate to my father while he stayed here.”
-Carol Vanski
“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.”
-Lorraine Biernacki
“The staff at Regency House is wonderful. The therapists worked tirelessly with me and were always encouraging me to push myself to get better, so I could return home. The care I received was second to none. I can’t thank them enough for all they did for me.”
-Robert J. Devaney
