Our Lady Of Peace Nursing Care Residence in Lewiston, NY is licensed as a skilled nursing facility and provides round-the-clock clinical oversight. Registered nurses and certified nursing assistants are on duty 24 hours a day to handle medication administration, injections, IV therapy, chronic disease monitoring, and post-surgical recovery. The facility also has on-site access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy for residents who need rehabilitative support after hospitalization or injury.
Beyond its core nursing services, the residence coordinates laboratory work, diagnostic imaging, and specialty consultations so that most medical needs can be addressed without transferring the resident off-site. Social services staff help with care planning and discharge coordination when appropriate, and the facility arranges transportation for off-site dialysis or physician appointments. Emergency response protocols are in place, and the care team keeps family members informed about any significant changes in condition.
Resident rooms vary in layout, and not every room includes every available feature, but housekeeping services are standard throughout the building. Outdoor areas give residents an option for fresh air, scheduled therapeutic walks, or family visits in a non-clinical setting. Maintenance staff handle routine upkeep so residents can focus on recovery and daily living.
All residents have access to three daily meals prepared by the dietary department. Menus are developed with attention to caloric and medical requirements, including options for low-sodium, diabetic, and texture-modified diets. Staff supervise meal periods when assistance is needed and relay any changes in appetite or swallowing ability to the care team.
Daily life is supported by an activity center that hosts exercise classes, games, and seasonal events, while a library and computer lounge provides reading material, internet access, and space for family video calls or personal email. These amenities are designed to encourage social interaction and cognitive engagement during a resident’s stay.