Happy Birthday to our amazing residents and our wonderful staff! Residents Brenda R. William C. Brenda R. James D. Otis W. John B. Staff Hannah S. Isaish F. Nella M. David P. Dr. Hardin Mella J. Charity P. Georgia L. Read More
Residents used their artistic talents to create Christmas Cards to share with community partners. Laughter was shared as the group used watercolors to paint unique cards in the shadow of the Dining Room Christmas Tree. Read More
“I had the best experience while being there at the facility. I literally walked away with some amazing friends. I would not be where I am today without each and every one of you. The entire staff was so good to me. Y’all have not seen the last of me as my daughter and I Read More
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
Are you a word lover, or as some might say, a “logophile”? If you enjoy discovering new words and their meanings, January 9 is the perfect day for you! Think back, what was the last new word you learned? Did you immediately know what it meant, or did you have to look it up or Read More
SNRC staff and residents brought back a facility favorite, our community carnival, after a 3-year hiatus. The activities department developed carnival games and prizes. Staff worked the games and concession stand as the event brought in 50+ children and their families from the community. Laughter could be heard echoing down the halls delighting the residents Read More
On Wednesday, November 13th, we were fortunate to celebrate two different dinners with family and friends of our residents. We LOVE celebrating Thanksgiving together. Turkey, ham, and all the fixings were served by the Salyersville Nursing and Rehabilitation management team. We are so THANKFUL for the love and support these family members provide to both Read More
The winter can be a challenging time to stay physically and socially active due to colder temperatures, slippery conditions, and fewer daylight hours. However, you’ll find it is worth the effort, because staying active and connected with others is a great way to keep the “winter blues” away. Here are a few things to try Read More
Nothing is better than receiving a surprise letter in the mail! Whether it is an old friend, a family member, a soldier, or someone you have never met, receiving a personal correspondence can brighten up a winter day! The holidays are the perfect time to put pen to paper, and connect via written word with Read More