For more than a century, Kline Galland has stood on a foundation of compassion, community, and care. As outgoing Board Chair Bob Simon reflects on his years of service, he sees not only how far we’ve come – but how powerfully positioned we are for the next hundred years! Bob’s connection to Kline Galland began […] Read More
When you hear the word “hospice,” what do you think of? For many people, it means “giving up” and bringing on death faster. A few imagine it to be like institutionalizing loved ones. And some worry that it simply costs too much to be an option. The truth is far from any of those scary […] Read More
Independence isn’t just a value we celebrate on the Fourth of July; it’s also something many of us fight to regain after injury, surgery, or illness. For seniors, that journey often includes rehabilitation: It’s estimated that 5.6 million older Americans received rehabilitation in 2022, and that number is expected to grow as more people age. […] Read More
When it comes to health care, making decisions in advance can bring clarity, comfort, and peace of mind for seniors and their loved ones. That’s the heart of advance care planning—a thoughtful process that helps ensure personal values and care preferences are honored, even when it may be difficult to speak for oneself. With National […] Read More
March is National Nutrition Month, a time to celebrate the role of food in our lives. Food is more than just fuel—it nourishes the body, strengthens the mind, and connects us to culture, family, and memories. As we age, our relationship with food evolves, but the importance of good nutrition stays the same. At Kline […] Read More
Picture this: a regular afternoon at Kline Galland with the usual hum of activity. Suddenly, an impromptu karaoke event takes center stage in the shared lounge. A few people in Human Resources get the singing started. Others build up courage, slowly adding to the parade of performers. Soon, the show is in full swing, with […] Read More
Activity professionals do more than post calendars and don birthday hats; they work to enrich the physical, emotional, and social well-being of residents every day. They balance the needs of individuals and groups, organizing many different events that make a positive impact on residents’ lives. Often considered the heart and soul of communities, Kline Galland’s […] Read More
At Kline Galland, our volunteers are integral to the team care offered to residents, patients and their families. Whether serving as a community volunteer at one of our facilities, or as a trained hospice volunteer, our volunteers’ gifts of time, companionship and support are invaluable. Joining our Kline Galland team this year, we are pleased […] Read More
People usually recognize her curly hair and distinctive clothes, but they know Naomi Goldick because of her passion for helping people. So naturally she is excited to discuss the expanded care at the Mary Schwartz Summit. Naomi was recently named Director of Social Work at the Mary Schwartz Summit. Covid left the position deflated and […] Read More
Some of the most influential individuals in health care have been nurses. A quick list includes luminaries like Florence Nightingale, who created the first science-based nursing school in the world, and Clara Barton, who founded the American Red Cross; it also includes trailblazers like Sojourner Truth, who promoted nurse training for African American freed women. […] Read More
