Welcome back all visitors
Now that Cook County’s positivity rate has plummeted to the current rate at just a little over 1%—and that the State of Illinois has opened up—we’re excited…
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Glenview Terrace conducted its latest vaccine clinic yesterday, administering another round of COVID-19 vaccinations. We have additional vaccines available. If you know of a short-term rehabilitation patient…
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How the right rehabilitation improves stroke recovery
May is Stroke Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding of this condition that occurs every forty seconds in the United States. Although all strokes involve an…
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Schedule Your Outdoor Visit Today
Starting May 1, 2021, all visits will take place outdoors at our back patio. To help keep your loved one and everyone here safe, please follow these…
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Managing stress for better health outcomes
Experiencing a major health event like joint replacement surgery or a stroke presents some major physical challenges for recovery. Being under stress can makes these challenges even…
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Glenview Terrace Partners with Big Shoulders Coffee
Glenview Terrace is pleased to announce we’ve partnered with Chicago-based Big Shoulders Coffee, and we’re now offering our guests award-winning artisan coffee roasted locally.
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Indoor visits are back at Glenview Terrace Through April 30
Glenview Terrace is pleased to announce that indoor visits are back through April 30! For the safety of those we serve, all visits are by appointment only,…
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Reducing your risk of colon cancer
Colorectal cancer is the term used to describe cancer that starts in the colon or rectum. It affects men and women of all racial and ethnic groups…
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Selecting a quality pulmonary care program
Being unable to catch your breath is a frightening experience that people suffering from pulmonary disease often endure. Although most pulmonary disease, including common chronic obstructive pulmonary…
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4 ways to reduce stroke risk
Someone in the United States suffers a stroke every 40 seconds, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A stroke occurs when blood flow to…
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