240-Bed Skilled Nursing Facility Introduces GO Program for Short-Term Residents with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Yesterday at Hammonton Center in Hammonton, New Jersey, the 240-bed skilled nursing facility introduced the GO Program with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. This is an incentivized initiative that is geared towards short-term residents who will be taking advantage of the rehabilitation therapy that the facility has to offer, but in a very comfortable setting. GO stands for “Good Outcomes” and this program is meant to incentivize the residents with many kinds of “at home” luxuries such as having access to Netflix and tasty Wawa Coffee as a means for the residents to do well in therapy and go home quicker. Here, Hammonton Center Administrator Eli Goldman holds the ribbon-cutting scissors with Rehabilitation Director Jamie Argiropoulos, surrounded by leadership and personnel during this joyous opening.
As seen both on KYW-TV Channel 3 – Philadelphia and The Hammonton Gazette
