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Short-Term Therapy Success

February 6, 2025 — April H. was admitted to our facility following a brief hospital stay for an infection, which ultimately resulted in a new knee replacement. Upon admission, she was evaluated by both physical and occupational therapy services. April was very weak but motivated to get up and start working with therapy as she wanted to get home... Read More

Heart-Healthy Living Tips

February 6, 2025 — Staying heart-healthy is a lifestyle, supported by healthy habits and the encouragement of loved ones. These habits can help prevent heart disease, maintain normal blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar, and reduce the risk of heart attacks. This American Heart Month, share these tips with friends and family: Eat Healthy: Focus on fresh fruits and... Read More

Embroidery Month

February 6, 2025 — Embroidery is a craft most notably mastered by the early Egyptians, as well as the Chinese in the Zhou Dynasty of China. Studies show that this art may have also existed in primitive cultures in many parts of the world. From generation to generation, the art of stitching has evolved and reached a new height... Read More

Black History Month

February 6, 2025 — 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… The first Black American to win the Academy Award... Read More

Valentine Heart Message Painting

February 6, 2025 — Supplies: 2 sheets white cardstock paper (or 1 canvas and 1 sheet of paper) Red and pink paint Paint brush Scissors Tape Directions: First cut out a heart shape that will fit in the center of your other sheet of paper. Helpful hint: fold the paper in half, draw half a heart and then cut... Read More

Short-Term Therapy Success: Nora

January 3, 2025 — Nora admitted to Elizabethtown Nursing and Rehab following a recent brain surgery. Upon arrival, she began working with Speech Language Pathologist, Rachel Brown. This was due to a change in her diet as a result of her surgery. Nora required a puree consistency for her meals and moderately thickened liquids. She began working on laryngeal... Read More

Letter from the Administrator

January 3, 2025 — HAPPY NEW YEAR…Welcome 2025! The calendar has flipped, and the gyms are packed with people trying to fulfill their New Years Resolutions. Whether it’s a new hobby, improving your quality of life, or spending more time with family, the Elizabethtown Nursing and Rehabilitation family is happy to be a part of your journey. –Cassie Allen,... Read More

Donate Blood and Save Lives

January 3, 2025 — The need for blood, plasma, and platelet donations never stops. Every day, the Red Cross must collect nearly 13,000 blood donations to support patients in about 2,500 hospitals nationwide. This life-saving effort continues regardless of the season, weather, or holidays. Finding a place to donate is easy! Use the Red Cross Blood Donor app or... Read More

January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month

January 3, 2025 — January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month: A time to learn about this serious eye disease and its impact. Glaucoma is a condition that gradually causes vision loss, and once sight is lost, it cannot be restored. With over 3 million people in the United States affected, glaucoma remains one of the leading causes of vision... Read More

Popcorn Mix-In Ideas for National Popcorn Day: Jan. 19

January 3, 2025 — Popcorn is the ultimate easy snack— quick to make, endlessly customizable, and perfect for sharing! Whether you love it plain or loaded with flavors, National Popcorn Day is the perfect time to get creative with your kernels. No-Frills Classic: Drizzle melted butter over freshly popped popcorn and sprinkle with a touch of salt. Sometimes simple... Read More