Palm Terrace of Mattoon

Middle School Band Entertains Residents at Palm Terrace of Mattoon

Middle School Band Entertains Residents at Palm Terrace of Mattoon

Mattoon Middle School band students entertained the residents and staff at Palm Terrace Thursday by performing several selections including “Stayin’ Alive,” “Tequila,” “Louie, Louie,” and “Wipeout.” MMS students walked in formation from Mattoon Middle School along Ninth Street, onto Rudy Avenue and then to Palm A venue. Mattoon Police provided an escort to assist with
traffic.

Palm Terrace residents and staff gathered outside anticipating the band’s arrival. The band
lined up in front of the residents and performed. After the performance, several of the
students said hello to the residents and introduced themselves.

Jessica Closson, MMS band director, said it is important for the students to
perform in the community especially at care facilities. The residents are able to
enjoy the music and the students are able to share their musical talents and share
their time with the residents. The MMS band has previously performed at other
local care facilities.

The approximate 20-minute concert was well received at Palm Terrace as
residents and staff cheered and clapped after each selection.

Palm Terrace of Mattoon, Administrator, Jamie Wilson and Assistant Administrator, Cindy Crable, recently made a $200.00 donation to Mattoon Middle School Band Director Jessica Closson for the band activity fund. This donation was a token of ap appreciation for the Marching Wildcats performance at Palm Terrace during National Nursing Home Week.

Palm Terrace of Mattoon, Administrator, Jamie Wilson and Assistant Administrator, Cindy Crable, recently made a $200.00 donation to Mattoon Middle School Band Director Jessica Closson for the band activity fund. This donation was a token of ap appreciation for the Marching Wildcats performance at Palm Terrace during National Nursing Home Week

 

El Paso Health Care Center

100_0979On April 16 from 8-4 El Paso Healthcare hosted our QA meeting/Goals for the year meeting at El Paso Police station.  DR. Michael Ahearn M.D. Medical Director was a guest along with all department heads, Omnicare and administrator Lance Tossell . We enjoyed a potluck and a good-bye party for Heidi Krug A DON leaving after 16 years of service decided to try a different path for employment.  All department heads, Dr. Ahearn, and Lance Tossell took center stage and voiced what their goals were for El Paso Healthcare for 2013.  We all talked about things we did well and what we could improve on. El Paso will be working VERY hard to be facility of the year in 2013.

 

Flanagan Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

EMT Appreciation Breakfast at Flanagan Rehabilitation & Health Care Center

EMT Appreciation Breakfast at Flanagan Rehabilitation & Health Care Center

Flanagan Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center hosted our annual Firemen/EMS appreciation breakfast for Livingston and surrounding counties on  Saturday April 27th from 7-9 am. They firemen/EMS personnel enjoyed homemade Biscuits and Gravy, Omelets to order, Eggs to order,Bacon,Sausage,Toast,Fried Hash browns and Pancakes. It was a way for us at Flanagan Rehabilitation to give back for everything they do you us year round.

 

 

 

 

 

Aspen Rehab & Health Care

Heartland Hospice chooses Aspen Rehab & Health Care as the facility of the month.

Heartland Hospice chooses Aspen Rehab & Health Care as the facility of the month.