Mount Hope Nursing Center got into the holiday spirit this year, and how! These types of activities and events are a great way to foster a happy and stimulating community for all our residents and their families. We had decorations, gift giving, brain teasing activities like a Christmas crossword, even a tacky sweater content (congrats to the “winner”!). There were …
Mount Hope Takes a Trip to Carriage Crossing
Recently, the managerial staff at Carriage Crossing, a restaurant in Yoder, Kansas, swere extremely gracious to allow us to take a trip there, just a brief 15-minute trip up route 96. It was a great experience for residents and staff alike. We enjoyed a delectable lunch of southern cooking, and were able to take a scenic trip across Kansas countryside …
Mount Hope Named U.S. News Best Nursing Home for 2017-18
Everyone here at Mount Hope Nursing Center is extremely happy and proud to announce that we have been recognized as one of the best nursing homes of 2017 by U.S. News, a digital news and information platform that has featured nursing home rankings since its inception in 2009. U.S. News provides readers with advice, ranking, news and analysis to aid …
Mount Hope in Top Four Percent of Kansas Nursing Homes
Mount Hope Nursing Center’s efforts in offering high-quality care have been recognized in a statewide report that ranked the facility among the top four percent of nursing homes in Kansas. The report, released quarterly by the Great Plains Quality Innovation Network, evaluates Kansas nursing facilities based on a composite score which reflects success in 13 long-stay measures, determined by the …
Resident Profile: Oda
Oda grew up in Mt. Hope, so when it was time to move to a nursing facility in 2013, she knew where she wanted to go. Being from the area, she remembered when Mt. Hope Nursing Center was built, and when each addition was built. Now, Oda has been at Mount Hope Nursing Center for four years, and she is …
Meet Our Administrator,
Gina Terry
Gina Terry was an EMT for Mount Hope and the surrounding community for years, but when career advancement threatened to take her out of town, arrangements were made to keep her in Mt. Hope; her skills were too valuable to let go. Remaining in Mt. Hope Gina had been offered a position at a doctor’s office in Wichita. Having completed …