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FORT LEE, N.J., May 11 /PRNewswire/ -- CareOne, New Jersey's largest family-owned and operated senior care provider reports that newly designed hotel-like Centers, and the use of computer technology account for speedier recovery and discharge in rehab patients compared to national averages.
Independent research data demonstrate that 91 percent of CareOne's rehab patients return home versus the rest of the country. CareOne's facilities are less than five years old with state-of-the-art technology, compared to the industry standards of 15 years per age of facility. The result is better quality of care and more cost-effective healthcare delivery.
In 2008, CareOne performed 33% better than all New Jersey skilled nursing and sub-acute care Centers and 112% better than all National skilled nursing and sub-acute care centers according to the Annual Department of Health and Senior Services Quality and Compliance Audits. Additionally, CareOne has been assigned "Good Company Status" by New Jersey Alzheimer's Association.
CareOne is dedicated to the rehabilitation, care, and longevity of patients at its Centers throughout New Jersey. In order to provide the highest quality of care, CareOne brings together skilled nursing, post-hospital rehabilitation, assisted living and long-term living. Additionally, CareOne offers specialized programs for people living with Alzheimer's disease and related memory impairments.
Recent innovations include incorporating Wii stations into patient rehabilitation programs and, It's Never Too Late (IN2L); a computer system for patients for physical rehabilitation as well as memory exercises. Also being utilized is a program called Dakim Brain Fitness, an interactive, touch screen interface offering bold graphics, large type printing and easy t
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