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Sunrise Vista Healthcare is paying close attention to all reports and recommendations surrounding the COVID-19 virus. We place the health and well-being of our residents and staff at the forefront of all we do.
We have established policies and procedures in place to protect our residents and team members from the flu and all infectious diseases, including coronavirus. At this time we are not accepting any non-essential visitors.
If you have any questions, please contact the building administration at (844) 942-2970.
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The aging of bodies has distinct reciprocity with the aging of the mind. This means that behavioral healthcare often requires a coordinated consideration of physical care when it comes to senior care. We see this clearly in how degenerative diseases of the brain, such as Alzheimer’s, can ravage the brain’s physical tissue, leading to difficulties…
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Searching for the right geriatric care for your loved one can be a difficult process for many reasons. Knowing that a facility can help your loved one with their individual needs while maintaining clear communication regarding care is of essential importance. Plus, it can be especially painful to watch the emotional decline of your loved…
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Inpatient psychiatric treatment is an especially daunting experience for newcomers to mental health care. Perhaps your mental health concerns don’t match the ones you have encountered in friends, family, or the media. Perhaps you are unsure if your individual situation warrants complex care. But the truth is that no two experiences will be alike. There…
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Millions of adults in the U.S. are living with some form of mental illness right now, and a large percentage of those adults use substance abuse as a means to cope with their symptoms. However, there is help available if you are struggling. Sunrise Vista’s outpatient treatment center offers personalized mental health treatment and even…
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Every person experiences trauma at some point in life. For instance, an accident may occur, or a loved one may pass on. But it can be difficult to know how to seek help to process and cope with your trauma. June is PTSD Awareness Month. While PTSD affects billions of lives all around the world,…
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Since June is Men’s Health Month, it offers the perfect opportunity to explore the ways in which you can better support the men in your life or engage with and improve your own mental health concerns. Outmoded gender concepts affect the daily lives of men by causing an environment of stigma around care in men’s…
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There are many benefits to derive from seeking the care you truly need. But where is the best place to start on the path to wellness? If you are looking for psychiatric care in Canton, Ohio, you may consider an intensive outpatient treatment program to help you with mental health or dual diagnosis mental healthcare.…
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Any situation in which a person’s behavior signals they may cause injury to themselves or others is a clear sign that they are experiencing a mental health crisis. But sometimes, the signs of crisis can be less obvious. Determining when it is finally time to seek treatment for mental health issues can be extremely difficult…
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It can be exceedingly difficult to determine the needs of our children, and even more so when they are experiencing serious mental health issues. Many mental health issues may not become evident in a child until their teen years. If you observe signs of depression, anxiety, or an inability to cope with life’s stressors in…
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If you are considering inpatient psychiatric care for yourself or a loved one, one of the drawbacks may be a fear of the unknown. You may think of the stigma of how mental illness is portrayed in film and media and think that it does not resemble your experience. But the truth is that no…
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