Stonebridge Health & Rehabilitation Center

05/09/2026

May is National Anxiety Awareness Month. Between family and job responsibilities, many Americans feel stressed and anxious about being able to complete everything that they need to during the day. While it’s normal to feel stressed out before a test, job interview, or big event, an anxiety disorder occurs when an individual feels anxious for a prolonged period of time.

Here’s how anxiety affects your body, as well as some tips on coping:

Anxiety is one of the most common mental disorders in the United States, with 18.1% of the U.S. adult population over the age of 18 experiencing...

05/07/2026

Each month, residents in participating affiliated communities will have the opportunity to learn more about a different city or country through engaging activities, fun facts, and delicious cuisine through the Port of Call program. The Life Enrichment teams put together a program where residents will experience and celebrate the culture of the selected city.

During May, the Port of Call theme is Honolulu, Hawaii!

05/07/2026

The residents at Stonebridge health and Rehabilitation Center received lap blankets for Warm Up America today. These new handmade knitted and crocheted lap blankets are beautiful and the residents appreciated them.

Warm Up America also sent along were four veterans blankets and again were greatly appreciated! Stonebridge says thank you to the volunteers across our country who have given their time and talents to make these beautiful blankets! Warm Up America

05/07/2026

The Stonebridge Health and Rehabilitation team celebrated the success of Dorothy Zech as she gained strength to go home through rehab. Dorothy said that the therapy was excellent at Stonebridge and she found the therapists to provide a good workout and support as are very thorough! Dorothy went on to say that the whole staff at Stonebridge was excellent and the food was delicious and plentiful. She also said the housekeepers did a great job of keeping everything clean and she also enjoyed the fun activities.

05/06/2026

Today is National Nurses Day and the beginning of National Nurses Week! We appreciate all of the nurses who care for the residents every day! Your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do!

05/05/2026

Happy Cinco De Mayo!

05/04/2026

May is Better Sleep Month! Much of America is not getting the sleep that they need to live a healthy lifestyle, oftentimes because they don’t believe they need it or think they don’t have the time. However, sleep has a direct impact on your brain and your overall health.

Here are 7 reasons why getting enough sleep is important, as well as some tips you can use to start getting more hours of sleep at night:

Getting enough sleep each night helps you have the energy you need to focus on your tasks throughout the day. While The National Sleep Foundation...

05/02/2026

Today is the Kentucky Derby! The Kentucky Derby is the oldest continuously running sporting event in the U.S.

Some fun facts:
-Aristides won the first Kentucky Derby race at historic Churchill Downs Racetrack.
-Since 1875, there have been 1,957 starters in the Kentucky Derby.
-Horses beginning with the letter ‘S’ have won the Kentucky Derby 19 times, the last of which was Super Saver in 2010.

04/30/2026

Happy National Bubble Tea Day! How do you like your bubble tea?

04/29/2026

Are you considering memory care for a loved one? There are some questions you will want to ask as you tour different facilities. Here is a list of questions you shouldn’t forget to ask when touring a memory care facility:

Are you considering putting your loved one into a memory care facility? There are many questions that you may have about the process and pricing, but there are some items that you don’t want to overlook.

Here is a list of questions you shouldn’t forget to ask when touring a memory care facili...

04/29/2026

The Stonebridge Health and Rehabilitation team celebrated the success of Joan Koompin. Joan said the therapy team was very patient with her and gave her a program to help her build up strength to be able to go home. Joan went on to say that everyone at Stonebridge was very nice and took good care of me!