Kayleigh Smith

Administrator

Kayleigh graduated from Mansfield University with a Bachelor of Science in psychology. In 2021 she realized her dream of becoming an Administrator with the enthusiastic support of Centers Health Care. “The care and empathy shown to both staff and residents,” she says, “pervades the company all the way to the top, which in turn creates an environment of health, positivity and progress.”

Beth Beecher

Director of Nursing

Originally from Corning, after earning her Associate’s Degree, she chose to work at Corning Center in order to give back to the community. She considers helping the elderly as her calling. “As Director of Nursing,” she says, “I have the privilege of interacting with each and every Resident in our facility.”

Shayna Labuski RN

Assistant Director of Nursing

I have been a nurse 11 years with the past 8 years at the Corning Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare. I am a graduate from Corning Community College with an Associates in Applied Science. I have been fortunate enough to take part in the care of our residents during this timeframe and support our community both in and out of the facility. Being part of the Corning team has allowed me opportunities to grow as a professional nurse and a leader. I look forward to continuing to build and grow our facility into one of excellence and extraordinary service in healthcare.

Chelsey Bailey DPT

Director of Rehabilitation

Chelsey earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Studies and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Utica College. Knowing that Rehab plays a vital role in the residents’ experiences at the Center, she strives to ensure all questions, concerns and needs are addressed. “I’m 100% grateful for my team,” she says. The light, fun, and interactive environment they create for each other and for the residents is extraordinary.”

Jade Padgett

Director of Human Resources

Jade grew up around nurses, and after attending Corning Community College, she knew healthcare was her future. She found it at Corning Center, rising from Dietary Aide to her current position. “My goal,” she says, “is to help the facility the best I can and make the staff feel like they are appreciated and are part of the Corning Center family.”

Shannon Robertson

Director of Recreation

After attending Corning Community College, Shannon gan became a Certified Nursing Assistant. She accepted an offer to work in the activities department and went on to become Director. She strives to improve quality of care and quality of life.

Bayleigh Everett DSW

Director of Social Work

I have a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Edinboro University, Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work was obtained from Mansfield University. I have worked for Corning Center since 2019; I was the float Social Work Assistant and quickly was promoted to the Director position. All of my previous work experience comes from being a social worker in other skilled nursing facilities. I have been involved in skilled nursing since I was a child where I began volunteering my time in nursing homes with my mother that was an RN. I always knew I wanted to work with the elderly population which is where my higher education is specialized in, Gerontology. I am very close to my grandparents so the passion I have for advocating for my residents stems from the love I have for my own loved ones. My goal is to empower those to use their voice and be their voice if they feel they can’t and that goes for my residents, their loved ones, and my colleagues.

Robert Maidl

Food Service Director

Robert has a degree in Hotel & Restaurant Management from Johnson & Wales University and a degree in Culinary Arts Harrisburg Area Community College. He is dedicated to meeting the individual nutritional needs of each resident. “I want the residents to eat healthy and well,” he says. “They should enjoy all their meals.”

Gary Lackey

Maintenance Director

Gary came to Corning Center as a painter and he was immediately recognized as an all-around maintenance man and good guy. He fit right in—a friendly presence who can be relied on to recognize issues and fix them. “I am pleased with my team,” he says, “and I enjoy interacting with the residents.”

Paula Dunn

Housekeeping Director

Paula is committed to making sure that the residents are happy and comfortable with their accommodations. She speaks with them daily to see if they have specific needs. “I love interacting with the residents,” she says. “I feel fortunate to have met them and to get to know them.”

Suzanne Itoh

Finance Coordinator

Suzanne has earned Bachelor’s Degree in Community and Human Service Management from SUNY Empire State. She is meticulous overseeing the finances of the residents. “I see this facility as a community,” she says, “and I treat each and every resident as a valued member of that community.”

Cecilie Grapevine RD

Dietitian