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Greenville Nursing & Rehab was not just excited to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we were also excited to celebrate Anthony Scott, aka “Tony” discharging to home.
Tony was welcomed to our community in February 2021 with several diagnoses, including COPD, Atrial Fibrillation, Tachycardia, Muscle Weakness and Hypertension. She required moderate assistance for all activities of daily living, minimum assist with transfers. She presented with an increase in weakness and decrease in activity tolerance. Tony was able to walk without assistance a distance of 25 feet.
Tony began working with our top-notch Physical and Occupational therapist, with the goal of returning home. They helped develop a personalized plan to help achieve her goals.
She worked hard and met her goals! She heads out the door able to perform her activities of daily living independently, along with ambulating 50-75 feet with her walker. No Iris luck needed here!
We are proud to highlight Jordan Vinson MBA, MSN, LNHA, Executive Director at Greenville Nursing and Rehabilitation. Jordan is an outstanding administrator with over 15 years of experience in nursing and administration.
“I go to work everyday with a purpose. We change lives and make life better through quality care. Residents rely on us and it’s encouraging to know we can make a difference.”
Starting out as an RN in 2006, Jordan worked at a local hospital and then in a nursing home on the rehab-to-home team. She immediately loved working in long-term care! What does she most enjoy about it?
“My favorite part is the connections that you make with the residents. In long-term care, you have a huge opportunity to connect with people, and to make a difference, and feel like you have a purpose.”
Jordan’s passion, work ethic, and sense of purpose helped her thrive. As an RN, her career journey included roles as staff development coordinator, unit manager, and director of nursing. Over time, she became interested in the operational side and became an administrator in 2014.
“As the administrator, you really have your hand in everything that happens at the facility, every department. You’re following up with the department heads, and just making sure that the residents have the best experience possible and that they’re receiving quality care.”
Two words come to her mind when it comes to her team at Greenville Nursing Rehab: Resilience and Dedication.
“We have so many dedicated care team members that just legitimately care. I couldn’t do my job at all if it wasn’t for the team that’s here. From department heads to the care team members, nursing, dietary, housekeeping, maintenance, and therapy, they all just go above and beyond. We’re very blessed here.”
Thank you Jordan for your leadership and dedication to families, residents, and our Care Team!
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