Improvements planned for St. John's
Mercy Villa
April 17, 2006
St.
John's Mercy Villa, a long-term care facility at 1100 E. Montclair, is
undergoing a major remodeling project. St. John's Foundation for Community
Health through its Mercy Villa Care Fund will provide $500,000 to the nearly
$2 million project, which is estimated to take up to three years to
complete.
The improvements include new windows, new floor and wall coverings and new
lighting, to all resident rooms, offices, dining room, activity room and
therapy room and entryway,
"With this renewal project we will be able to use state of the art
technology to provide our residents with the highest level and quality of
care", says Don Swafford, Mercy Villa administrator. "The resident rooms are
going to be more family-oriented, and improving the accessibility of the
lobby is going to make it easier for our residents and their families."
Mercy Villa is a comprehensive service provided by St. John's. "Doctors and
nurses are work together to provide the best care for our patients, said Dr.
W. Timothy Wilson, Medical Director at Mercy Villa. "As part of St. John's
Health System, Mercy Villa residents have access to the latest treatments,
procedures, as well as a skilled onsite nursing staff."
Mercy Villa is a 150-bed long-term care facility with a 95% occupancy rate.
It houses three nursing units, two dining areas. A beauty shop, a landscaped
courtyard and a chapel.
FOR
MEDIA INFORMATION, CONTACT ST. JOHN’S MEDIA RELATIONS AT 417-820-2426 OR CSCOTT@SPRG.MERCY.NET.
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