The Skilled Nursing Unit at Catskill Regional Medical Center is a 64-bed nursing and rehabilitation center that prides itself on providing the highest quality of skilled nursing care for individuals requiring both long-term care and short-term rehabilitation.
Whether you're here for a short-term rehabilitation stay after a traumatic injury or long-term for eldercare or assisted living services, we are committed to promoting the highest level of independence and the best skilled nursing care in a home-like setting. Our dedicated team will work with you to develop an individualized plan to meet your or your loved one's specific needs and goals.
Each resident of our Skilled Nursing Unit will benefit from a personalized care plan designed to address their specific needs and goals. The care plan is developed by an interdisciplinary team composed of our healthcare professionals, in addition to the resident and family or representative.
Within 14 days of admission, you will be invited to attend a care planning meeting. Please inform our staff of any special needs, habits or preferences prior to this meeting. Information can be added to the care plan at any time.
Our nurses are trained professionals performing services that are needed for long-term care or short-term situations due to an injury or illness. Our nursing staff will attend to wound care needs related to post-operative, pressure and stasis ulcers.
Nurses are also responsible for dispensing and monitoring of oral, intravenous and subcutaneous medications. Respiratory care may also be performed; this can include oxygen, C-Pap, Bi-Pap and nebulizer treatments. Palliative and end-of-life care is offered as needed.
We are dedicated to promoting the highest level of independence and the best medical care in a home-like setting. We offer both private and semi-private rooms with breathtaking views of the Catskill Mountains.
Residents have spacious activity rooms, lounges, sunrooms and internet access. During the warmer months, residents are able to enjoy the beautiful Woodland Wildings Garden, located on the grounds for both residents and their family members.
What Happens When Emergency Situations Arise in the Skilled Nursing Unit?
The Skilled Nursing Unit also offers the distinct advantage over other nursing homes or senior care living facilities, as we are on the main campus of Catskill Regional Medical Center. In the event of a medical crisis, qualified medical experts are just a few steps away. In addition, a great emphasis has been placed on rehabilitation and successfully transitioning residents back in to the community. The therapy team provides resident specific programming right in the unit.
In the event of an emergency, your personal physician will be contacted. Depending on the nature of the emergency, your doctor may either personally evaluate you or request that you be sent to the emergency room for evaluation.
The facility will notify one contact person in the event of a medical emergency or change in your condition. In the event that the primary contact person is not available, we will contact an alternate. The contacted individual is responsible for sharing information with other family members and friends.
In the event of a life-threatening emergency, such as a cardiac or respiratory arrest, CPR will be administered under the direction of a responding physician, unless a do-notresuscitate (DNR) order is present.
Sukhdeep Kaur, MD, CMD has joined the Greater Hudson Valley Health System Medical Group as our Medical Director of Post-Acute services. Dr. Kaur received her medical degree from Maulana Azad Medical College, in India. She completed her Internal Medicine Residency at New York Medical College, in N.Y.
Dr. Kaur provides Nursing home and Rehabilitation services to her patients as the acting Attending Physician at Highland Nursing Center and Rehabilitation at the Skilled Nursing Unit at Catskill Regional Medical Center.
Additionally, our Skilled Nursing Unit Professional Team also is compromised of: Licensed Nursing Home Administrator, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Certified Nursing Assistants, Certified Social Worker, Certified Activities Director, ADA Registered Dietitians, Licensed Physical Therapists, Licensed Occupational Therapists, and Licensed Speech/Language Pathologists.
We recognize your right to formulate advanced directives to accept or refuse medical treatment, including life-sustaining treatment. The Skilled Nursing Unit will honor healthcare decisions in accordance with New York State Law. Such decisions will be documented on a Medical Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (MOLST) form whenever possible.
We encourage each resident to designate a Health Care Proxy, which allows you to appoint someone you trust to make healthcare decisions if you are unable to speak for yourself. Please contact the social worker at ext. 2558 or 2193 if you would like more information about completing a Health Care Proxy.
The Catskill Regional Medical Center Adult Day Health Care Program provides medically-supervised services seven days a week for individuals with physical or mental impairments and challenges needing daytime assistance away from home. Our goal is to keep people living at home in the community for as long as possible.


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LBWMF: Rays hold on to defeat the Orioles, 4-3
Posted bySchmitty	 July 27, 2018 July 27, 2018 Leave a comment on LBWMF: Rays hold on to defeat the Orioles, 4-3
The Rays took down the birds, as expected, in Baltimore Thursday night, 4-3. (Photo Credit: Tampa Bay Rays)
The Tampa Bay Rays scored two crucial runs in the seventh inning on Thursday, allowing them to cobble together a 4-3 road win over the Baltimore Orioles. The Rays enter the day within a game of their high-water mark after taking the first of four contests against Baltimore, earning 1/2 game on the Seattle Mariners in the AL Wildcard race with 58 left to play.
Hunter Wood opened the game for Tampa Bay and got the first five outs, collecting three punch outs (Tim Beckham swinging, Adam Jones swinging, Chris Davis looking) along the way. Ryan Yarbrough, who was credited with the win, came on in relief of Wood with runners at first and second and two outs in the second inning … and promptly walked Jace Peterson to load the bases. But after he got ahead of Caleb Joseph 1-2, Yarbrough got Baltimore's catcher to fly out to left to end the inning.
Meanwhile, Alex Cobb held his former team hitless over the first three frames, but the Rays changed all that when they got on the board in the fourth inning. Kevin Kiermaier led off the frame by lining a double to centerfield before Jake Bauers drove him home on a one out single through the right side. After CJ Cron moved Bauers up to second on a grounder to third, Ji-Man Choi grounded a two-out single to left, plating a run. Choi started his tenure in Tampa Bay on a 2-for-15 cold streak, although he has collected 15 hits (including two Thursday night) since.
The dreaded leadoff walk would come back to bite Yarbrough in the fifth inning, after Tim Beckham drew a free pass, the first of two mistakes by the left-hander, and Jonathan Schoop followed with a two-run homer that landed just inside the left field foul pole — his second mistake.
👀 Lookin' good, Jon. Four consecutive games with a home run, fifth HR in the last six games, and 19 of last 20 games with a hit. #Birdland pic.twitter.com/jHEogRH8SG
— Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) July 27, 2018
However, Yarbrough settled down to retire six of the next eight batters, working 4-1/3 innings overall — his longest outing since June 28 against Houston. Yarbs earned his ninth win of the season, the second-most on the Rays pitching staff behind Blake Snell (12).
Tampa Bay struck back in the top of the seventh, and it all began with Choi, who nearly gave the team a leadoff homer that bounced high off the left-field wall which the umpires ruled a double. After a lengthy review of the play, the call on the field somehow stood. Watch the video (below) and decide for yourself.
Nevertheless, Joey Wendle moved Choi up to third on a single to center before Adeiny Hechavarria drove him in for the go ahead run two batters later, chasing Cobb.
Hechavarria's go-ahead single | 07/26/2018
Adeiny Hechavarria singles into left field, scoring Ji-Man Choi to help the Rays regain the lead at 3-2 in the 7th
Paul Fry entered in relief, and even though he was able to coax a double play out of Daniel Robertson, he hit Mallex Smith with a pitch and walked Kiermaier to load the bases. Enter former Ray, Jhan Marinez. The right-hander threw a comebacker to Matt Duffy, but a throwing error by Marinez allowed Wendle to score an important insurance run.
Sergio Romo entered against the top of the order in the bottom of the seventh and put down Schoop, Jones and Mark Trumbo in order despite allowing a one out single. Thanks kindly, ground ball double play! But in the bottom of the eighth Romo gave up a solo homer to Chris Davis, cutting the Rays lead to a run. Romo bounced back and collected two fly-ball outs to set up closer Austin Pruitt.
Pruitt struck out Peterson to end the eighth, and retired the Orioles in order in the ninth to record his third career save — his first of less than three innings in length. All three of Pruitt's saves have come against Baltimore.
The New What Next
Chris Archer (3-4, 4.30 ERA) will take the mound for the Rays amid trade speculation, pitching opposite of Andrew Cashner (2-9, 4.40 ERA).
Chris Archer allowed four runs (three earned) on eight hits while striking out 13 over six innings against the Marlins on Sunday. Archer collected a season-high 13 strikeouts in his 16th outing of the season and now sits with a 3.41 K/BB over 90 innings of work. Archer looks to improve his 4.30 ERA ahead of the trade deadline.
Andrew Cashner allowed one run on six hits and one walk across 5-2/3 innings on Sunday. He struck out two. Cashner surrendered his lone run in the fourth inning, and he was lifted from the game in the sixth inning after throwing 79 pitches (51 strikes, 65% strike rate). While Cashner improved on his previous outing (five runs over 6-1/3 innings vs. the Yankees), he couldn't collect the victory. The 31-year-old is 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA against the Rays this season after allowing five runs on 11 hits and four walks over five innings on May 26. Key Matchups: CJ Cron (3-4, 2 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB), Matt Duffy (4-16, 3B, RBI, 2 BB), Daniel Robertson (3-3, 2B), Joey Wendle (1-3, 3B, RBI)
You can read about the series in our preview.
The New What Next: Rays vs Orioles part four — a series preview
Rays 7/27/18 Starting Lineup
Kiermaier CF
Wendle 2B
Bauers 1B
Choi DH
Robertson 3B
Smith LF
Gomez RF
Perez C
Adames SS
Archer RHP
Noteworthiness
— The Rays made their third July trade Thursday night, dealing Jonny Venters back to the Braves in exchange for an international signing slot.
The Rays have recalled RHP Andrew Kittredge to add to the bullpen for now. In 30-1/3 innings for Durham, Kittredge is 4–0 with a 2.62 ERA. The Rays have two open 40-man roster spots, although one will be used when Jacob Faria comes off the 60-day DL. It's possible the Rays may wait to add current players in the system to the 40-man roster until after the trade deadline on Tuesday.
We've traded LH Jonny Venters to Atlanta in exchange for an international signing slot. A corresponding move will be announced later.
— Tampa Bay Rays (@RaysBaseball) July 27, 2018
Neil Solondz (Rays Radio) wrote about the trade, saying:
The 33-year-old Venters went 1–1 with a 3.86 ERA (14-IP, 6-ER) in 22 appearances (one start) this season with the Rays. As a reliever, he pitched to a 0.66 ERA (13.2-IP, 1-ER) in his 21 apps, giving up five runs in his one outing as an opener.
Venters joinned the Rays on April 25th, and made his Tampa Bay debut that night. It was his first appearance in the majors in 2,028 days — since the National League Wild Card Game on October 5, 2012 (with Atlanta). Incidentally, it was the last major league game of former teammate Chipper Jones, who will be enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame this weekend. He became the second pitcher to ever return to the majors after three Tommy John surgeries, following Jason Isringhausen, according to FanGraphs.
The deal gave the Rays more flexibility with signing players internationally, where Tampa Bay has been quite successful lately.
Maybe more important in the near term, the move creates roster space for several Durham pitchers who have excelled in Triple-A. It also allows Venters' great story to continue back with Atlanta.
Venters underwent Tommy John surgery in 2005, 2013 and 2014. He originally signed with the Rays as a minor league free agent on March 11, 2015, and returned from his third Tommy John surgery to make five appearances for Class-A Charlotte in 2016 before the ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow was torn for a fourth time. He underwent an additional "half-Tommy John," performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, to reattach the ligament, and made 24 apps in the minors in 2017.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Venters was the first former All-Star to return to the majors after missing at least five years since Justin Thompson, who was an All-Star in 1997 and pitched for the Texas Rangers on August 18, 2005 in his first game since August 15, 1999.
Venters was selected by the Braves in the 30th round of the 2003 June Draft out of Indian River Community College in Fort Pierce, FL. He spent parts of three seasons (2010–12) with the Braves, going 15–10 with a 2.23 ERA (229.2-IP, 57-ER) while forming a dangerous back end of the Braves bullpen with Craig Kimbrel and Eric O'Flaherty. During that span, he ranked among major league relief leaders in apps (230, tied for second), strikeouts (258, fourth), wins (15, tied for fourth) and ERA (eighth).
— Tampa Bay has the opportunity to make up some ground in the Wildcard race tonight, as Seattle is set to start a three-game series against the fringe contending Angles, while Oakland will take on the 54-47 Rockies in the first of three.
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Preheat the oven to 400f. Mix all the ingredients except for the egg and almond flour. Then, add the egg and mix. Slowly add the almond flour as your mix. Roll the mixture into meatballs about the size of a golf ball and put on a greased pan. Bake for 25 minutes.


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OSHA Fall Prevention Training Guide - A Lesson Plan for Employers (PDF). A Spanish version (PDF) is also available.
Toolbox Talk: Fall Protection (PDF). A Spanish version (PDF) is also available.
Scaffolding: Narrow Frame Scaffolds Fact Sheet (PDF). (OSHA 3722 - 2014).
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Two Construction Workers Fall to Their Death through Temporary Wooden Bridge Platforms (PDF). New Jersey Department of Health.
Falls: The Leading Killer on Construction Sites (PDF). A Haitian Creole version (PDF), Portuguese version (PDF), and Español version (PDF) are also available.
Ladder Safety for Residential Construction Contractors (PDF). A Haitian Creole version (PDF), Portuguese version (PDF), and Español version (PDF) are also available.
Scaffold Safety for Residential Construction Contractors (PDF). Portuguese version (PDF) and Español version (PDF) are also available.
Philadelphia Area Project on Occupational Safety and Health: Fall Protection in Construction (2009). An Español version is also available.
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