December 4, 2020
Who doesn’t love an ice-cold rootbeer and a little tattoo art? Since the first of the pandemic, we have been searching outside the box to find ways to keep our residents entertained and smiles on their faces. This activity did just that. We had an absolute blast with the temporary tattoo markers from body mark. Read More
December 4, 2020
Salyersville Nursing and Rehab residents were treated to their very own safe and secure pumpkin patch located inside our outdoor courtyard. The residents were able to enjoy the fall scenery and stroll around until they found their favorite pumpkin! All residents and staff had a blast with this event. A huge thanks to everyone who Read More
December 4, 2020
Taste Bud check time! Another super fun event held at the facility for both residents and staff was the Pringles Chip Challenge. We took 7 different flavors of Pringle chips and allowed everyone to try and guess which flavor each was. We had one resident and one staff member to guess all 7 flavors correctly. Read More
December 4, 2020
Happy our Residents and Staff a Wonderful Birthday! December 05 Stella R. December 07 Danny G. December 10 Wayne A. December 12 Larry B. December 14 Marcella R. December 14 Johnny V. December 23 Billy H. December 27 Linda B. December 28 Vicki J December 29 Sally T Read More
December 3, 2020
Most would agree that sticking to New Years Resolutions is tricky during the best of times, and planning resolutions while in the midst of a pandemic can be extra challenging. The most popular resolutions, like more exercise, saving money, and eating healthy, are difficult to get excited about when you are burdened with every day Read More
December 3, 2020
National Wreaths Across America (WAA) Day is a December event dedicated to remembering the brave sacrifices veterans have made in wars since the American Revolution. On this day, participants place special wreaths at veterans’ cemeteries nationwide to raise awareness of the sacrifice veterans make for the United States and encourage more people to remember. It Read More