Concordia at Sumner

In the year ended June 30, 2022 the skilled nursing facility had an average occupancy of 85.4% and provided 14,970 bed days of service for 48 beds. 31% of those patient care days were provided to Medical Assistance (Medicaid) residents. Our skilled nursing facility offers a wide array of professional healthcare services to include long-term care, comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services, and short-term nursing care. Our dedicated professional staff provides outstanding patient-centered care in a serene setting ensuring that our residents receive excellent care and are engaged in a wide variety of daily activities. Our growing reputation along with increased community-based engagement and referrals has poised us for significant long-term growth. In addition to providing 6,060 days of care to our community's indigent population through Ohio's Medicaid program, Concordia at Sumner personnel provided additional benefits to our community. Our staff has participated in the annual Alzheimer's Association walk, contributing over $1,500 to the Alzheimer's Association. Our staff has volunteered at the Soprema Senior center and assisted in providing blood pressure screenings for 3,000 seniors. In addition, our staff has been regular participants in the Copley Heritage day parade, was the water sponsor for Kylie's 5k run benefitting the Akron General Hospital Children's oncology department, and provides aging and Alzheimer's support for resident families and the community. Our facility has partnered with Kenmore Garfield High School in Akron, Ohio providing opportunities for these students who chose the Allied Health career path to experience hand-on exposure to day-to-day care practices in a post-acute care facility. Many of these students are from under-privileged and under-served parts of the Akron Community. Students in their Senior year of the program have the opportunity to apply for open positions in our facility.

Our assisted living facility provided 11,361 patient care days serving an average of 31.1 patients per day in our 2022 fiscal year. The facility has 40 private suites for a total of 40 beds (licensed for 42 beds to accommodate couples). We provide around-the-clock nursing care and a team of dedicated state tested nursing assistants to ensure that all of our residents receive outstanding care. We can also maximize their length of stay by offering three levels of care. A variety of daily activities led by our staff and a team of caring volunteers keep our residents active and provides companionship. Our chaplain assists in meeting the spiritual well being of our residents by providing weekly worship, bible studies, and counsel for residents and family members. In response to this coronavirus outbreak, the state and federal governments have taken preventative or protective actions, such as imposing restrictions on travel and business operations and advising or requiring individuals to limit or forego their time outside of their homes.

213 residents called our independent living facility home during the fiscal year 2022. We offer seniors beautiful garden apartments and private villas. Residents stay engaged in our independent living facility through daily community-based activities, participation in our resident's association, and frequent field trips into the local community where they enjoy a variety of events. Our monthly fees are competitive and residents can dine in our beautiful Terrace Room Restaurant or enjoy all of the other wonderful amenities, like our indoor pool, fitness center or library. In addition, we also provide transportation for our residents for personal appointments and local shopping. Our independent living facility was host to "a matter of balance", a program offered to both residents and members of the community where our therapy staff provides balance assessments. We have provided a $250 sponsorship to the 5k Glow Run benefitting the American cancer society. In addition, residents enjoyed a scaled-down version of our annual Oktoberfest celebration as well as our aging parents panel. Other programs have included Silver Sneakers, our annual fashion show, and support of the quarterly senior health fair conducted by radio station WAKR. In response to this coronavirus outbreak, the state and federal governments have taken preventative or protective actions, such as imposing restrictions on travel and business operations and advising or requiring individuals to limit or forego their time outside of their homes.

COVID-19 continued to weigh on the operations of Concordia of Ohio. Throughout the COVID-19 PHE, the organization provided focused education on various related topics. These topics included what COVID-19 is, how to prevent the spread, how to care for patients that are positive for COVID-19, mitigation efforts, Personal Protective Equipment utilization and other infection control practices. This education was provided through varying platforms such as secure messaging, at virtual staff meetings and through the Learning Management Software, Elsevier. Staff have also been educated on COVID-19 vaccinations and the importance of vaccinations as a tool to help end the PHE.