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Take a Moment to Meet our Wonderful Therapy Team!

April 12, 2026 — Jessie Fisher, Director of Rehab and Physical Therapist Assistant, has been a dedicated member of the Elizabethtown Nursing and Rehab team for approximately 18 years, with the last 10 years serving as Director. Jessie’s goal for every resident is to help improve their functional mobility so they can live as independently as possible. Next is... Read More

A Letter from the Administrator

April 12, 2026 — As we welcome the month of April, we are reminded that spring is a time of renewal, growth, and fresh energy. At Elizabethtown Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, that spirit shows in the dedication each of you bring to our residents and to one another every day. Your compassion, teamwork, and commitment to excellence make a... Read More

Sense of Smell Day

April 12, 2026 — What scents make you smile? Which ones instantly send you the other way? Our sense of smell is powerful. It quietly shapes how we experience each day, influencing taste, memory, mood, emotion, and even our ability to detect danger. Sense of Smell Day is celebrated on April 30, offering the perfect opportunity to pause and... Read More

Pickleball: The Sport Everyone’s Talking About

April 12, 2026 — Pickleball is taking off across the country, attracting players of all ages, from teens to adults, and especially seniors. It combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, played on a smaller court with solid paddles and a lightweight plastic ball. Its mix of fun, fitness, and social interaction makes it easy to see why... Read More

Kick Up Your Grilled Cheese for National Grilled Cheese Day: April 12

April 10, 2026 — There are so many variations on the grilled cheese sandwich; your choices are only limited by your tastes and imagination. What you’ll need: butter, bread, and your choice of cheese! Try the following combinations for four new exciting ways to enjoy a grilled cheese. Feel free to mix and-match the add-ins and create your own!... Read More

Short-Term Therapy Success

March 15, 2026 — Lonnie was admitted to our facility following a brief hospital stay. Upon admission, he was evaluated by both physical and occupational therapy, and a personalized plan of care was developed to support his recovery. Initially, Lonnie required assistance with bed mobility, transfers, walking, and activities of daily living. Through his hard work and commitment, along... Read More

A Letter from the Administrator

March 15, 2026 — March is a great time for a reset — longer days, fresh energy, and new opportunities to grow together. Thank you for the compassion, teamwork, and dedication you bring every day. Small acts of kindness and consistency make a big difference for our residents and for each other. Let’s keep supporting one another and moving... Read More

Reading Month and Save Your Vision Month

March 15, 2026 — Large Print Books Make Reading Easy During Reading Month and Save Your Vision Month There really is nothing quite like curling up with a fascinating book! For some people, however, reading is a bit more challenging because of vision difficulties. Large print books offer a fantastic solution. They can be read comfortably without having to... Read More

March is Craft Month: Create No-Sew Tie Blankets

March 15, 2026 — No-Sew Tie Blankets are an easy and enjoyable craft for seniors. Unlike knitting, they don’t require needles or threading, making them easier to manage while still creating something meaningful. Supplies: Two large pieces of fleece (size determines blanket size) Scissors How to: Lay the fleece pieces on top of each other. Cut 5–7 inch strips... Read More

Lesser known facts about St. Patrick’s Day

March 14, 2026 — Blue, not green: St. Patrick’s original color was blue—green came later for Ireland’s lush landscapes and flag. Not Irish-born: St. Patrick wasn’t originally from Ireland, but he became its beloved missionary in the 4th century. Shamrocks & luck: St. Patrick used three-leaf shamrocks to explain the Holy Trinity, while four-leaf clovers later became symbols of... Read More