Reese Cup and Peppermint Patty two little bunnies recently spent the day snuggling and playing with Elders. Elders enjoyed petting, feeding, and talking to the bunnies. It was sure hard to let them go back home!
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The Jackson County Floridan recently published an article about SHC at The Courtyard joining the registry for the Eden Alternative, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to culture change in nursing homes and the belief that aging should be a process of continued development instead of decline. Read the article below.
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On Thursday our Men’s Club went to Lowe’s where they “tinkered” with the tools, had a lawn mower demonstration, and picked out Vegetables for their garden. After they headed to Sonny’s for lunch.
This Thursday the Men’s Club headed off to Lowe’s where they were able to pick the vegetables they wanted to have in their garden. Today they planted their vegetables in the raised
flower beds on the south courtyard. Squash, Peppers, Strawberries, Cucumbers, Okra, Jalapeno Peppers, and Egg Plants were some of the vegetables planted.
Gentiva Home Health came out and helped us celebrate Nursing Home Week with Banana Splits!! Yumm Yumm…
On Thursday May 16th Elders went fishing and had a picnic at Mrs. Annette’s house.
Square Dancing, Panning for Gold, A Gold Rush Party, and an Old Fashioned General Store were just a few of the events elders were able to participate in during Nursing Home Week.
County Fair Day: Elders were treated to events found at county fairs including a Hog Calling Contest, Pie Judging, and Star Pitching. Prize Ribbons were given in each category.
Our Admin Team hosted a Mother’s Day Party for our elders. The Courtyard was decorated in pretty pinks, greens, and blues. Elders were treated to Cupcakes, cookies, chips, and lemonade. Thank you so much to our Admin Team!!
Blessing of the Hands,
A little reminder that it’s Nurses week and what you do matters to God and the community we serve.
People washed others people’s feet in ancient days as a token of appreciation as well as a symbol of honor. We wanted to thank our Nurses for caring for people with their hands and told them we were praying for Gods blessing through them as Darren placed oil on their hands.