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“The care at Good Shepherd is wonderful.”
Watch our video to see how we offer distinct care for the different stages of senior adult life.
Welty properties are doing everything possible to protect our residents.
A Home for Every Need
All the Welty properties are located within the same leafy residential area in Wheeling, West Virginia, a community noted for its small-town charm and excellent quality of life.
Welty offers distinct care for different stages of senior adult life. One exceptional advantage of this continuum of care is that those who are a part of the Welty family have priority if their needs change and they require the services available at another Welty facility.
Dr. Dulany Answers your Healthcare Questions
Dr. Dulany has cared for Good Shepherd residents and their families for over 40 years and through her experiences has gained knowledge that she uses to help families who are navigating elder living challenges.
Protecting our residents, staff and visitors
Good Shepherd Nursing Home in Wheeling is using state of the art technology to enhance the health and safety of its residents, staff and visitors.
Would You Recognize the Early Signs of Alzheimer's?
Alzheimer’s is a degenerative brain disease and the most common form of dementia. Few diagnoses are as devastating to patients and their families.
One of the keys to living with Alzheimer’s is to get a diagnosis and begin treatment. While medications can’t stop the disease, they can slow down some symptoms for a time.
Good Shepherd Nursing Home volunteers honored recently include, front row from left: Dr. Beverly Whelton; Sister Catherine Gentile, RGS; Dolores Joseph; Sister Marie James Cody, RGS; Janet Kelly; and Activities Aide Michelle Turner. Back row from left are Jim Gilligan; Good Shepherd Administrator Donald R. Kirsch; Eleanor Smith; Shirley McCloskey; Victoria Jeskey; Clara White; Gretchen Wilson; Elizabeth Stewart; Activities Aide Vickie Henderson; Certified Activities Director Carol Bowman; and Judy Conkle. Volunteers not in the photo include Michael Kelly; Dee Nazzaro; Kelly Rine; Sister Carol Pregna, RGS; Carol McLaughlin; Joann Drnach; Kim Michaud; Diane Fredericks; Kathy Galinski; Karen Morris; Sara Risovich; Gerald Jacovetty; Kathy Shook; Kate Gallo, Glynda Marie Walker; and Ed Novotney.
Good Shepherd Nursing Home Honors Volunteers with “Hearts Full of Grace”
Helpful Resources
Tools and information for new residents and their families.
Good Shepherd New Resident Checklist
This resident checklist includes all of the most common things you and your family will need when moving to one of our homes.
Good Life Blog
Find information related to senior living, health, and "Life and Times" at Good Shepherd Nursing Home.