March 4, 2023 —
Mental activity can keep your mind sharp. Try some of the following tips to help challenge your brain for continual growth: Learn to play a musical instrument or get out and tune a long forgotten one Play scrabble, word puzzles, sudoku, or other trivia games Read a book every month Learn a foreign language Start... Read More
March 4, 2023 —
Celebrate women’s history this month by expanding your knowledge and sharing interesting historical facts. Their strength could be your inspiration! It was only just over 100 years ago that women in the United States achieved the right to vote. It’s important to note that while fighting for their fair and equal rights to vote in... Read More
March 4, 2023 —
Take a moment during March to recognize the empathy, compassion, emotional support, and hard work social workers provide to others. Social workers, together with clinical care practitioners, help ensure that the people in their care achieve the best possible outcomes.
March 4, 2023 —
Mr. Jake admitted to facility following a hospitalization from end-stage kidney disease with new onset of dialysis three times a week. He was extremely weak upon admission, unable to sit up unsupported, moderate assistance for transfers to and from bed, unable to walk, could stand for only four minutes, MAX assistance for dressing and hygiene,... Read More
March 4, 2023 —
Birthday wishes to residents and staff celebrating in March! Residents Frances R. 03/02 Collette T. 03/03 Keana C. 03/05 Bennie Y. 03/14 Mattie S. 03/18 Larry D. 03/20 Bob R. 03/21 Elsie P. 03/27 Staff Kara A. 03/05 Shannon F. 03/17 Kristie S. 03/21 Savanna S. 03/24
February 10, 2023 —
The month of February is a time to honor the achievements of Black Americans in U.S. history. Since its first observance in 1970 at Kent State University, Black History Month (also known as African American History Month) has evolved into a country-wide celebration. Did you know: Along with being a powerful anti-slavery organizer, James McCune... Read More
February 10, 2023 —
Procrastinate getting your valentines together every year? You’re not alone. Over 50 percent of all Valentine’s Day cards are purchased in the six days prior to the holiday. Many believe the X symbol became synonymous with the kiss in medieval times. People who couldn’t write their names signed in front of a witness with an... Read More
February 10, 2023 —
Mr. Larry D. was admitted to our facility due to complex hospitalization requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation. Upon admission, Larry was extremely weak and had low endurance, unable to return home. He was able to ambulate 10 feet with a rolling walker with supervision, stand supported for 30-60 seconds during activities, required moderate assistance during... Read More
February 10, 2023 —
Watch out American Idol! We had our very own resident quartet singing at the family Christmas dinners. They were our shining stars and got us all in the Christmas spirit!
February 10, 2023 —
Happy Birthday to these lovely Residents Joseph S. 02/15 Glo C. 02/18 Wishing our amazing Staff the best ever Birthday Darla J. 02/05 Johnny P. 02/08 Margaret O. 02/10 Kim G. 02/20 Debbie S. 02/29
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