#nursing home
Was she upset with him for steering the conversation to become yet another pity party for himself, or because he was still pretending that his mother’s nursing home was a retirement community?
~ The Sopranos S06E21 “Made in America” - (re-run)
Post link
Had they given up on the delusion that it was a retirement community, or was this just the wrong time and place to offer a correction?
~ The Sopranos S06E19 “The Second Coming“ - (re-run)
Post link
Emotional reunion after cat tracks down owner who moved to nursing home
If home is where your heart is, then Cleo the cat definitely belongs with her owner Nancy Cowen.
Read full at Kitty Army
Post link
I was loving how this nursing home scene was shot so much that I didn’t even notice that it was the same nursing home that Tio was in.
Post link
‘Alterssiedlung Stegmatt’, retirement home
Lyss, Bern, Switzerland; 1973
Andry Habermann Remund Architekten (Flurin Andry + Georg Habermann + Kurt Remund); photography by Leonardo Bezzola; Batterkinden
via “Das Werk” 62 (1975)
Post link
Had two postcards from a Nursing home, the only result possible. Why did they exist in the first place?
Post link
It’s getting dark at 3pm, but this building is still gorgeous. It’s now a nursing home, wonder how the conversion worked out internally. Regardless it’s a beautiful place to retire.
The federal government provides quality ratings for every Medicare and Medicaid-certified nursing home in the US. Each nursing home is given a score of 1 (worst) to 5 (best) for health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. These are then combined into an overall rating that uses the same scale.
For this post, I’ve mapped the average overall scores by state (plus D.C.), and graphed the distributions. The best and worst locations are listed on the map. When the time comes, you may want to move to Hawaii instead of Texas.
Data source: http://www.medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare/search.html
Post link
