For Immediate Release
February 15, 2006
Contact:
Dan Magee , (215) 581-0703
Dan.magee@inglis.org
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED AT INGLIS HOUSE
Timothy J. Murphy, NHA, has been appointed administrator of Inglis House, a specialty nursing care facility for 297 people with physical disabilities. Inglis House is one of several organizations providing services and products to adults with physical disabilities under Inglis Foundation, the non-profit parent corporation.
“We were impressed by Tim's commitment to providing the highest levels of quality care and service to the residents at the facilities where he has worked,” Inglis Foundation Chief Executive Officer Christopher Breen said. “Tim brings that same commitment to the residents of Inglis House, as well as a proven track record of implementing practical financial strategies that maintain quality, and a strong knowledge of the complex regulatory environment for nursing homes in Pennsylvania.”
Murphy has 19 years experience as an administrator of larger skilled nursing care facilities. Prior to his appointment at Inglis House, Murphy was administrator of the 150-bed Elkins Crest Health and Rehabilitation Center, Elkins Park, PA, a subsidiary of Extendicare Health Services.
Murphy holds a Nursing Home Administrator's License (NHA) in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. He earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration, with a minor in Social Services, from Westfield State College, Westfield, MA .
Founded in Philadelphia in 1877, Inglis House is a specialty nursing care facility for 297 adults with physical disabilities. Services at Inglis House include long-term, rehabilitative medical and nursing care; physical, occupational and speech therapies; and social enrichment programs including computer and education therapy, vocational rehabilitation, therapeutic recreation and religious programs. All Inglis House programs are designed to maximize the independence of people with physical disabilities.
Inglis Foundation, the parent corporation of all Inglis services, works with people with physical disabilities to create and provide practical solutions so they may pursue their life goals. Services include long-term care, accessible housing, an adult day program, care management, durable medical equipment, attendant care services and community employment. |