LPN Healthcare Nursing

We combine experienced clinical care with compassion, integrity, and a genuine commitment to the people we serve.

Every resident receives personalized attention in a warm, welcoming environment where meaningful relationships, engaging activities, and community connections help people feel supported, respected, and at home. Whether recovering from illness or making us your home for long-term care, residents and families can expect exceptional care delivered with dignity, kindness, and heart.

We are committed to providing exceptional clinical care while creating meaningful moments that enhance comfort, confidence, and quality of life. Through personalized care, attentive communication, and genuine compassion, we strive to ensure every resident feels respected, supported, and cared for every day. Families can expect honest communication, transparency, and an active partnership throughout their loved one's care journey—because when someone joins our community, they become part of ours.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is an essential member of the interdisciplinary care team and is responsible for providing direct nursing care to residents in a skilled nursing and long-term care setting under the direction of a Registered Nurse (RN), physician, or other authorized healthcare provider, as applicable.

The LPN administers medications and treatments, monitors residents for changes in condition, communicates clinical concerns, assists with implementation of individualized plans of care, and provides direction to Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and other nursing personnel as permitted within the LPN's scope of practice.

The LPN promotes each resident's dignity, independence, safety, comfort, and quality of life while ensuring nursing care is delivered in accordance with professional standards, physician/provider orders, facility policies and procedures, and applicable state and federal requirements.

The LPN is expected to demonstrate compassion, sound clinical judgment, effective communication, teamwork, accountability, and a resident-centered approach to care.

Provide direct nursing care to residents in accordance with individualized plans of care, physician/provider orders, facility policies, and the LPN's permitted scope of practice.

Collect and document resident information and participate in ongoing observation and assessment of residents as permitted within the LPN's scope of practice.

Monitor residents for changes in physical, mental, behavioral, and psychosocial condition and promptly report significant changes to the RN and/or physician/provider as appropriate.

Administer medications, injections, treatments, enteral feedings, and other nursing interventions as ordered and within the LPN's scope of practice.

Perform wound care and monitor residents for changes in wounds or skin integrity.

Monitor resident pain and response to medications, treatments, and nursing interventions.

Recognize signs and symptoms requiring additional nursing assessment or medical intervention and promptly communicate concerns to the appropriate individual.

Notify physicians/providers, responsible parties, supervisors, and other members of the care team regarding changes in resident condition as required.

Implement new and revised physician/provider orders accurately and timely.

Monitor residents following falls, incidents, medication changes, new treatments, hospital returns, or other significant clinical events.

Assist with resident admissions, transfers, discharges, and transitions of care.

Assist with implementation and evaluation of individualized plans of care in collaboration with the RN and interdisciplinary team.

Participate in fall prevention, skin integrity, infection prevention, pain management, restorative nursing, and other clinical programs designed to promote positive resident outcomes.

Respond appropriately during resident emergencies and initiate emergency procedures within training and scope of practice.

Administer medications and treatments accurately and in accordance with physician/provider orders and facility policies.

Monitor residents for effectiveness, side effects, adverse reactions, and other responses to medications and treatments.

Promptly report medication errors, adverse reactions, changes in condition, and other medication-related concerns according to facility policy.

Communicate with pharmacy, physicians/providers, and nursing leadership regarding medication or treatment concerns as appropriate.

Ensure medications and treatment supplies are properly stored and secured in accordance with facility procedures.

Provide direction and supervision to CNAs and other nursing personnel as permitted by applicable requirements and facility policy.

Delegate appropriate tasks based on resident needs, staff competency, scope of practice, and applicable requirements.

Monitor resident care to ensure assigned tasks are completed safely, timely, and appropriately.

Serve as a resource to CNAs and assist staff in responding to resident care needs.

Promote teamwork, accountability, and respectful communication among nursing staff.

Assist with orientation, education, and support of newly hired nursing personnel as assigned.

Communicate staffing, resident care, and operational concerns to the RN or nursing leadership.

Serve as a charge nurse when assigned and when consistent with scope of practice and facility policy.