Edenbrook Rochester West

05/19/2026

Happy Business Office Manager Day!
Your ability to juggle responsibilities, support your team, and keep everything on track does not go unnoticed. We appreciate all that you do to keep things running smoothly.

05/13/2026

Happy National Receptionist Day!
Thank you for being the welcoming voice and organized force that keeps everything running smoothly!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!
Celebrating the strength, love, and dedication of mothers and mother figures everywhere. Your care, guidance, and support shape lives in countless meaningful ways.
Wishing you a day filled with appreciation and joy.

05/06/2026

Today, on National Nurses Day, we honor the compassion, dedication, and strength of nurses everywhere.
You are at the heart of patient care—offering comfort, expertise, and unwavering support when it matters most. Your impact reaches far beyond the bedside, touching lives in meaningful and lasting ways.
Thank you for everything you do today and every day.

05/05/2026

Step inside Edenbrook Rochester West! 🏡

We’re excited to give you a closer look at our beautiful facility, where comfort meets compassionate care. From inviting common spaces to personalized resident services, everything we do is focused on helping our residents feel at home.
Join us for a virtual tour and see what makes our community so special.

📹 Watch the full tour video now!

Now under new management, Edenbrook Rochester West is setting a new standard in skilled nursing and rehabilitation.We’re proud to offer personalized care tha...

05/05/2026

Understanding the difference between skilled nursing and rehabilitation is essential when planning the right level of care for recovery or long-term support.

Skilled nursing is designed for individuals who need continuous medical attention, often involving complex care and supervision by licensed professionals. Rehabilitation, on the other hand, is typically short-term and goal-focused—helping patients regain strength, mobility, and independence after surgery, illness, or injury. The key difference lies in the intensity of care and the duration of support needed, as these services address different stages of recovery and health management. ([Oxford Learner's Dictionaries][1])

If you or a loved one are exploring care options, this guide offers a clear breakdown to help you make a confident and informed decision.

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05/04/2026

It is Nurses Appreciation week! This week West will have lots of fun things to do. Today, Monday May 4th is wear your PJ's. It is always fun to come to work on a Monday in PJ's!

04/22/2026

Happy Administrative Professionals Day!
Today we celebrate the multitaskers, problem-solvers, and go-to heroes who keep our workplace moving forward. Your hard work, positivity, and dedication make all the difference.
We appreciate you today and every day!

04/21/2026

Griselda Alcantara Bonilla is our April Employee of the Month. Griselda is the best housekeeper West has ever had! Congratulations Griselda!!

04/11/2026

On World Parkinson’s Day, we raise awareness and stand with those living with Parkinson’s.
Together, we can foster understanding, support research, and work toward a brighter future.

04/03/2026

Caring for an aging loved one often means knowing when additional support is needed. While independence is important, certain signs may indicate that skilled nursing care is the safer and more appropriate option.

Frequent medical needs, repeated hospital visits, difficulty with daily activities, cognitive changes, and challenges with medication management can all signal the need for professional care. These situations often require consistent monitoring and medical expertise that goes beyond basic assistance at home.

This article outlines the key signs families should look for and explains how skilled nursing care can provide the medical support, safety, and structure seniors need to maintain their health and quality of life.

You can read the full article here:

Caring for an aging loved one can be both rewarding and challenging for some. Many families wish for their parents or relatives to remain independent for as ...