Fashion Show at
Alameda Center
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A great picture of our staff at the Fashion Show: showing their great spirit and the smiles that bring so much wellbeing to our Residents!
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L-R: Angie (Recreation), Asha
(3rd floor), Binal (Nurse), Lorraine (Restorative), Carmen (Asst. Director
of Recreation), Antonia (Recreation), Lisa (Recreation) |
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Summer Olympics at Alameda Center
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The weather was perfect and the mood as well for our Residents and staff to bring out their competitive spirit and have lots of fun with outdoor games, relay races, hula hoops, dancing, balloon popping - and even a water balloon toss!
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Dear Friends,
We welcome the sunny weeks of summer delighted to introduce Dr. Kevin Herman & Dr. Haresh Kane, who now lead our
Specialized Wound Care Program.
We are especially proud of Drs. Herman and Kane's preeminence, and how it will elevate our already outstanding clinical care:
Utilizing innovative protocols and the latest technology to promote wound prevention and delivering top of the line treatment to achieve outstanding therapeutic results, their expert care and weekly rounds certainly make Alameda Center - Perth Amboy's leader in wound healing!
With best wishes for a safe & happy summer,
Pinni Friedman, LNHA
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Meet Dr. Kevin Herman & Dr. Haresh Kane: At the Helm of Our Specialized Wound Care Program
 Dr. Herman is a leading vascular surgeon and interventional radiologist who specializes in complex vascular procedures and prevention of amputation. In practice for over 10 years, Dr. Herman has successfully prevented more than 80% of amputations!
 Dr. Kane is a certified wound care specialist and the founder of Kane Wound Care and Princeton Wound Care Center. His expertise includes the hyperbaric oxygen chambers and their various positive effects on multiple chronic and debilitating diseases. Dr. Kane is committed to further pursuing research on hyperbaric technology which he believes is the key to healing many diseases.
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Introducing Sandra Keffer:
Alameda's New Director of Nursing
 A consummate professional with 25+ years of experience in subacute and long term care, Sandra's clinical expertise comes through at every point of interaction.
A genuine people person, Sandra was impressed from the get-go with Alameda's staff of nurses - their caliber, wide array of cultural backgrounds, and the many languages in which they easily communicate with the patients.
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 Though she always kept in touch and is an integral part of our community, we are happy to officially announce that Junel Hutchinson is back as a member of our staff at Alameda. Currently the Manager at the Business Improvement District (BID) of Perth Amboy, Junel joins Alameda as the Administrator on Duty during the weekends, and directing our PR efforts.
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Meet Thomas Pine,
Subacute Patient
"I was treated the best I've been treated in my life at Alameda Center!
Alameda is the most peaceful place in today's world. Right from the beginning of my stay, the staff's pleasant attitude set an aura of calmness throughout the building. They demonstrate such great care for the residents ... From housekeeping to nursing, all the way up to the administrator - the staff is full of understanding and compassion."
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Celebrating CNA Week at Alameda
Known as "the first line of defense" in skilled nursing settings, we are extremely proud of Alameda's staff of Certified Nursing Assistants. Usually the first to greet the residents each morning, it is their warmth and professionalism that earns their trust.
Delivering direct care to patients and assisting them with bathing, toileting, feeding, grooming, etc. as directed by the RN and our DON, their main responsibility is to always maintain our patients' comfort and safety. Indispensable throughout the recovery process, we salute them and commend them for their dedication to our patients.
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