Members of the Schofield Care rehabilitation staff had shout-outs for the great work done by their colleagues.

Antoine Woods is a Certified Nursing Assistant at Schofield Residence and grad of the paid CNA training program.

Schofield’s award-winning Adult Day Health Care Program is important for individuals who want to remain independent at home but need assistance with health and rehabilitative care.

After earning several promotions and certifications, Emily Campese is Director of Activities at Schofield Residence.

Rehabilitation Awareness Week recognizes the benefits of rehab and successes of people who have received treatment.

Schofield received the Direct Caregiver Flexibility grant which was over $4 million. The money will support Schofield’s partnership with the Western New York Women’s Foundation and the University at Buffalo Educational Opportunity Center which provides paid training and certification programs for their certified nursing assistants, personal care assistants, and their home health aides.

Schofield Care is a not-for-profit organization that has been serving the Western New York area since 1910. Today, Schofield Care affiliates provide a wide variety of high-quality health care services for seniors at our skilled nursing and rehabilitation center and through community-based health care programs.

This afternoon we got together for our monthly Women's Club at Schofield Residence and made custom bookmarks! We put our creativity to the test, and we think they came out great!

Schofield Adult Day Health Care Program staff enjoyed a free Employee Appreciation Meal last Thursday. The menu included pulled chicken, smoked sausage, mac and cheese, coleslaw and pickles, with apple cobbler for dessert!

Schofield’s CAPABLE program helps eligible older adults in Buffalo improve home safety, mobility, & independence