Enhancing Resident Wellness
Enhancing Resident Wellness: San Francisco State University Nursing Program at TODCO
A Holistic Approach to Health and Well-Being
May 28th, 2024
San Francisco State University Nursing Students at Hotel Isabel providing health screenings and health education to TODCO residents.
Our collaboration with the SFSU Nursing Program goes beyond the clinical rotation. It’s about fostering a holistic approach to health and well-being for our residents. Here’s how we’re making a difference.
1. Empowering Residents Through Education
Knowledge is power, and our partnership with SFSU emphasizes health education. In addition to the presentations mentioned earlier, we’ve introduced workshops on topics like stress management, nutrition, and mental health. Residents now have access to evidence-based information that empowers them to take control of their health. Whether it’s understanding the importance of regular exercise or learning about mindfulness techniques, our residents are better equipped to make informed choices.
San Francisco State University Nursing Students sharing health information to TODCO residents at Mendelsohn House.
2. Bridging the Gap in Healthcare Access
Many of our residents face barriers to accessing healthcare. Language differences, transportation challenges, and financial constraints can hinder regular medical visits. SFSU’s health screening clinics address this gap. By bringing essential health services directly to our community, we ensure that residents receive timely check-ups and screenings. These clinics have become a lifeline for those who might otherwise delay seeking medical attention.
Informative resource cards translated into multiple languages for TODCO residents to take home.
Health isn’t just about physical well-being; it’s also about emotional and social health. SFSU nursing students engage with residents on a personal level. They listen to their concerns, offer encouragement, and build meaningful connections. Whether it’s a friendly chat during a blood pressure check or a heartfelt conversation about managing chronic conditions, these interactions create a supportive network within our community.
San Francisco State University Nursing Students providing health screenings to TODCO residents across TODCO affordable housing buildings in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood.
Looking Ahead: Innovations and Expansion
As we move forward, we’re exploring new ways to enhance resident wellness. Ideas include virtual health workshops, telehealth consultations, and partnerships with local fitness centers. Our goal is to create a comprehensive ecosystem where every resident feels supported, informed, and cared for.
Stay tuned for updates on our website (www.todco.org) as we continue to evolve and innovate. Together, TODCO and SFSU are shaping a healthier future for our community.
For more information on TODCO Group visit www.todco.org.
Follow TODCO on social media:
· https://www.instagram.com/todcogroup/
· https://www.facebook.com/TODCOgroup
· https://www.linkedin.com/company/todco-group
· https://www.tiktok.com/@todcogroup
