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Stonebay of Orono Senior Living is devoted to providing outstanding senior living options for our residents. We are a well-designed senior community where Family Values and Family Care are more than a slogan it’s the core of who we are. Delivering great customer service is our top priority at Stonebay of Orono and is created by building passionate and skilled care teams who get to know our residents as if they were family.
JENNIFER ENSIGN - Executive Director
Jennifer Ensign is the Executive Director here at Stonebay of Orono. She is responsible for providing proactive leadership, overall direction, administration and management of all aspects of the community will ensuring the fulfillment of our commitment to provide residents and team members with excellence and quality.
Jennifer has more than 20 years of experience working within senior housing and started out as a caregiver working on the night shift. She continued to challenge herself and has been in leadership roles for the past 15 years. She is very active within the community and you will see her everywhere and anywhere. One minute she could be working in the kitchen to help serve great food or hosting an interactive program with our residents. She truly enjoys getting to know the residents and all of their loved ones.
Jennifer lives with her husband Dustin and her two children, Landon and Winter. They enjoy the company of their family pets that includes: two dogs, Scout and Denali, a turtle named Turtie and can’t forget the guinea pig named Taco! They love getting outdoors and enjoy going camping, hiking and swimming.
ANGIE EHALT - Marketing Director
Angie Ehalt is the Marketing Director here at Stonebay of Orono and works directly with the team and Welcome Home Management Company to develop, execute and enhance sales strategy. She develops and implements all aspects of the marketing plan including advertising, community relations, sales, and special events for the community.
Angie has almost 20 years of experience working in Health Administration and Direct patient care and enjoys working closely with residents and their families. She is dedicated to making everyone see their own potential and staying positive is key. Angie is recognized as a leader who can be depended upon to exceed goals and expectations and will help to make this community thrive.
Outside the office, Angie is on her way to earn her Bachelors of Business Administration with a minor in Marketing Communications, she is very busy and prefers it that way. Angie lives with her husband Keith, two children, Benton and Harper and two small fur babies Bella and Ollie, they enjoy the outdoors, swimming, hiking and going up to the lake, anything to do with family time is important for them.
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Healthcare Needs
There are many different options available for short-term needs that are often covered by Medicare. Explore your options below as your needs may change.
Sometimes it can become necessary to seek Medicare-covered Home Health Services through an outside provider. Generally these are short term services that aim at taking care of an issue until it is resolved or involving some teaching topics. Below you will find available in-home services that you can access through Medicare if the need were to arise.
• Health Assessments including blood pressure, glucose,
postoperative recovery, and other vital signs
• Disease and treatment education
• Wound care
• Dressing changes
• Ostomy/colostomy teaching and management
• IV management
• Medication reconciliation and doctor or pharmacists reporting
• Injections
• Heparin flushes
• Foot care
• Management of urinary catheters
• Management of tubes, drains and bags
THERE ARE ALSO VARIOUS THERAPY SERVICES THAT ARE COVERED BY MEDICARE AS WELL.
BELOW YOU WILL FIND EXAMPLES OF THERAPIES AVAILABLE TO YOU.
Physical Therapy (PT)
Whether the individual’s problem is a result of injury or disease, the role of a physical therapist is to help him or her realize their optimum ability to function. Physical therapists also work with individuals to prevent a loss of mobility with fitness and wellness-oriented programs that promote healthier and more active lifestyles. They can play an especially important role for those experiencing:
• Recovery from a fall
• Difficulty walking
• Suffering from joint or back pain
• Recovery from a Hip or Knee Replacement Surgery, heart failure, or stroke
• Any noticeable decline in function
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Occupational Therapy focuses on an individual’s ability to perform a broad range of everyday life activities. OT promotes independence by improving the skills required to perform these activities and/or teaching alternative ways to accomplish them. A physician’s referral is required in order to receive OT. Based on a thorough evaluation, the therapist will create a customized treatment plan designed to improve skills and maximize functional abilities based on priorities and personal goals. The therapist will consider a person’s physical, psychological, and social well-being, as well as environmental factors when developing a plan of care and treatment. Occupational therapy helps individuals regain day to day skills such as dressing and feeding.
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY HELPS REGAIN INDEPENDENCE
Speech and language therapy can help individuals improve breathing, speaking, or swallowing functioning. Speech therapy focuses on the ability to understand and use words. Speech therapists may help individuals who suffer from:
• A stroke • A heart attack • Difficulty swallowing • Difficulty speaking
Physician Group
We also have Physician group partnerships that allow you to have a physician that is available for phone consultations or that can come and visit you if you require care. This is a great option for those who cannot leave to go to a medical appointment easily or safely. They can assist with acute illnesses, setting up therapy services or with care coordination. Please speak with the Executive Director if you have any further questions.