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The Nathaniel Witherell Short-Term Rehabilitation Facility Hailed by U.S. News & World Report
About Us | 0 comments | by Harrison Edwards
For Greenwich residents, The Nathaniel Witherell’s short-term rehabilitation services are a “Town jewel.” But now that The Nathaniel Witherell has received one of the new and coveted short-stay rehab ratings from U.S. News & World Report, residents across Connecticut will become aware of the high-quality care, top staff, and positive patient outcomes for which the…
read moreFriends of Nathaniel Witherell Honor Dr. Francis X. Walsh at Benefit Dinner
Friends of Nathaniel Witherell | 0 comments | by Harrison Edwards
The Friends of Nathaniel Witherell brought together Greenwich community leaders and citizens to honor Dr. Francis X. Walsh, a 45-year member of the Witherell’s medical team and its current Medical Director, at a special dinner held on Thursday, November 1st at the Greenwich Country Club. The sold-out event raised over $90,000 to create quality of…
read moreThe Witherell Has Gone to the Dogs (and Cats and Birds)!
Dementia Care | 0 comments | by Harrison Edwards
We all remember our first pet. Even as we age, memories of our childhood pets remain, long after dates, places, and faces fade from recall. For residents at the Nathaniel Witherell, those fond connections to companionship are renewed often through the Witherell’s Pet Therapy Program. The Witherell has always been a place where pets are…
read moreFriends of Witherell Pay Tribute to Dr. Francis X. Walsh at November 1st Event
Friends of Nathaniel Witherell | 0 comments | by Harrison Edwards
Dr. Frank Walsh has been a beloved member of our medical team at the Witherell for many years. A skilled and dedicated physician with one of the busiest nephrology and internal medical practices in Greenwich, Dr. Walsh has served as our Medical Director since 2008. On Thursday, November 1st, in recognition of his many years…
read moreResidents In the Spotlight: Author & Illustrator, Carolyn Moynihan
Culture | 0 comments | by Harrison Edwards
From Kipling to Emerson, writers have long found inspiration for their tales from nature. For Carolyn Moynihan—author, artist, and Nathaniel Witherell resident—inspiration struck when a chipmunk skittered across her path while on a walk with her daughter. From that encounter, an idea for a children’s book series was born. Carolyn wrote the first in the…
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