A new commitment.

A new future.

United Presbyterian Residence has a new name.
It’s Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation.
The change, however, is more than just cosmetic. After fifty years of providing comprehensive and quality health care to more than 70,000 people, the new name is the first step on ushering in a new day in health care. Cold Spring Hills has already begun building a new future for itself,

• developing plans to renovate and redesign our fourteen-acre campus, including plans to maintain 450 private rooms;

• finding new ways to deliver the high level of care that is the mainstay of the facility;

• and developing exciting new programs, new therapies and new services such as on-site hemodialysis, ventilator care, an in-house pharmacy and our Eden Alternative Program, a progressive new approach which creates a “homelike” environment for residents.

From our perspective, the future looks very bright indeed. Ours is a future based on concern, respect, commitment and healing. It’s a future where technology, knowledge, experience, a sense of caring and an abiding professionalism all come together. From our new name has come a new commitment. And from our new commitment will come a new future.

On behalf of Cold Spring Hills family of staff, residents and patients, I’d like to extend an open invitation to discover that future for yourself. We’d be delighted to share with you our enthusiasm, optimism and plans for Cold Spring Hills.

Joseph A. Seminaro
Chief Executive Officer