Nazareth Home offers two vibrant life-affirming campuses in beautiful historic neighborhoods in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Nazareth Home, in collaboration with Pallitus Health Partners, a part of Hosparus Health, has announced the implementation of a new complex disease management program known as HELD — Helping Embrace Life Decisions.
In early November, residents at our campus in the Highlands enjoyed a beautiful concert in the chapel performed by the Kling Chamber Orchestra. The orchestra was no stranger to Nazareth Home, having played several concerts over the years for the elders.
When caring for an elderly loved one, navigating feelings of stress, guilt and exhaustion can be common. Judy Thomas of Louisville helps care for two loved ones who are residents at Nazareth Home, including her husband’s aunt and the mother of a friend who lives out-of-state.
2021, What a year it has been. Building a foundation in the midst of a pandemic was not our plan, but sometimes the light shines through the dark, which is what is happening for the Nazareth Homes Foundation.
The holidays are associated with giving, family traditions, and good cheer. But they also can be stressful and overwhelming for those who are caring for an elderly family member.
On Nov. 9, Nazareth Home’s Highlands Campus on 2000 Newburg Road in Louisville earned a U.S. News and World Report High Performing rating in the area of short-term rehabilitation.
Source: The Record
By Marnie McAllister
January 27, 2022
Nazareth Home, which has campuses in the Highlands and Clifton, is asking the public to lift the spirits of its workers with handwritten notes and cards as they cope with another surge in COVID-19.
Nazareth Home, in collaboration with Pallitus Health Partners, a part of Hosparus Health, has announced the implementation of a new complex disease management program known as HELD — Helping Embrace Life Decisions.
In early November, residents at our campus in the Highlands enjoyed a beautiful concert in the chapel performed by the Kling Chamber Orchestra. The orchestra was no stranger to Nazareth Home, having played several concerts over the years for the elders.
Source: The Record
By Marnie McAllister
January 27, 2022
Nazareth Home, which has campuses in the Highlands and Clifton, is asking the public to lift the spirits of its workers with handwritten notes and cards as they cope with another surge in COVID-19.
Nazareth Home, in collaboration with Pallitus Health Partners, a part of Hosparus Health, has announced the implementation of a new complex disease management program known as HELD — Helping Embrace Life Decisions.
In early November, residents at our campus in the Highlands enjoyed a beautiful concert in the chapel performed by the Kling Chamber Orchestra. The orchestra was no stranger to Nazareth Home, having played several concerts over the years for the elders.
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Louisville, Kentucky 40205
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Louisville, Kentucky 40206
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