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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

Short-Term Therapy Success: Connie

February 16, 2026 — Connie was admitted to our facility following a brief hospital stay. Upon admission, she was evaluated by both physical and occupational therapy. During her initial evaluations, she required maximum assistance for all functional mobility and activities of daily living, including the use of a mechanical lift for transfers. Through hard work and dedication with PT,... Read More

February is Heart Month: Reduce Your Risk For Heart Disease

February 16, 2026 — February is a natural time to think about the heart—both emotionally and physically. Heart health matters at every age, and even small, consistent steps can make a big difference. While some risk factors like age or family history are beyond your control, many others can be managed through healthy choices. In fact, nearly half of... Read More

What Warms Your Heart & Soul?

February 16, 2026 — February is Healthy Heart Month, a perfect reminder to care for your health but also a wonderful time to care for yourself. Taking a little time for your heart and soul can make life feel lighter, renew friendships, and help you focus on what truly matters. Self-care does not have to be complicated. It can... Read More

Black History Month

February 16, 2026 — First recognized in 1926, Black History Month honors the lasting impact and influence of Black Americans throughout our nation’s history. It is a time to celebrate stories of perseverance, creativity, leadership, and culture that have shaped generations. Throughout the month, we are invited to learn, reflect, and appreciate the many voices and experiences that enrich... Read More

A Letter from the Administrator

February 13, 2026 — February is a month of love, heart health, and history. As we celebrate Valentine’s Day, American Heart Month, and Black History Month, we want to thank each of you for the compassion, dedication, and care you show our residents every day. Your kindness and commitment make our facility a place of warmth and comfort—even in... Read More

Short-Term Therapy Success

January 9, 2026 — Mrs. C. was admitted to our facility following a hospitalization due to a fall that resulted in a brain injury. Upon admission, she was evaluated by physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Initially, she required assistance with all mobility tasks, including bed mobility, transfers, and walking. She also needed support with activities of daily living such... Read More

A Letter from the Administrator

January 9, 2026 — Happy New Year! We’re kicking off January with fresh energy, fun activities, and a bright start for our residents. Thank you to our amazing staff and families for your support, 2026 is already looking great! Here’s to a warm, joyful, and lively month ahead. – Cassie Allen, Administrator

A Fresh Year, a Lifesaving Gift: January is National Blood Donor Month

January 9, 2026 — January is a time for new beginnings— and one of the most meaningful ways to start 2026 is by helping save a life. National Blood Donor Month honors the everyday heroes who roll up their sleeves to donate blood, platelets, and plasma. Their generosity supports patients facing surgeries, cancer treatments, chronic conditions, and unexpected emergencies.... Read More