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Residents at Leavenworth enjoy cardio drumming to get their hearts pumping! A highly engaging, non-traditional fitness activity. Everyone should try it!!
So cool !
One of favorite things to do at Wichita is talk and walk with the animals. Enjoying a great day at the zoo!
Meet Margaret Rohr! Margaret is the Neosho Medicalodges contestant in the MHCA District 4 Ms. Nursing Home Pageant. We are proud to have Ms. Rohr representing us for this 2021 event and we wish her all the luck in the world. All Hail The Queen!
Congratulations!
Thanks to Butler's day charge nurse, Emma Slayton, for bringing her "kids" to the facility for a visit! We love to see our resident's faces light up with simple pleasures! These kids are so stinkin' cute! Bring them by anytime Emma!
National Daiquiri Day happens each year on July 19th and we did not let this day go by unnoticed. In 1898 Jennings Cox created the first daiquiri following his mining expedition in Daiquiri, Cuba. In 1909 the daiquiri recipe debuted in America in the Army & Navy Club in Washington, D.C. courtesy of Rear Admiral Lucius Johnson. Legend also tells the tale that Ernest Heminway dreamed up his own version of the cocktail in the 1940s in Havana, Cuba that brought the frozen concoction to fruition. Famously one of favorite drinks of John F. Kennedy, it is also one of the oldest, sweetest and most popular drinks ever served. In 2021 it was an enormous hit amongst staff and residents at the Neosho Medicalodge . We chose strawberry as our daiquiri of choice this year, what is your favorite?
Congratulations to Fort Scott's top winners in the watercolor painting that were submitted in the Bourbon County Fair! Beautiful work everyone!
It's a great day for an old fashioned soda and some time outdoors at Fort Scott!
Wondering what to do this afternoon? Enjoy an ice cream cone and celebrate National Ice Cream Day! In 1984 President Ronald Reagan named the third Sunday in July as National Ice Cream Day. What's your favorite flavor?
Strawberry
We had some fun with painting and drinks on Friday at Wichita! Our residents are very talented!
Congratulations to Angie Smith-Best, Home Health Administrator Arkansas City Community Care Connections, for being nominated and named as Medicalodges 2nd Quarter Caring Hands Recipient. Angie is described as one of the hardest working individuals who gives 100% 365 days a year. Angie exemplifies all of Medicalodges Core Values and has been a true leader to her staff. She is the calm caring hands in our ever changing environment. Thank you Angie for everything you do!
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Congrats Angie!!! You're awesome!!!❤❤
Congratulations!
Congratulations
Congrats 🎉🎉🌹
Congrats Angie!!
Residents at Nevada were thrilled with an unexpected gift from our friends James and Karla Meredith. The Merediths asked what each resident's favorite soda was and then bought and presented each of our them with a case of their favorite. What a very kind and appreciated surprise. Thank you Jamrs and Karla, you created many smiles today!
We had so much fun and loved doing this. We are so happy to know it brought so many smiles. <3
Takes such a small gesture to make them happy. So nice of you to do that.
What a wonderful thing to do for the residents 🤗
Awesome!!!!
Awesome thing to do!!!
Sweet!
Kalen Meredith
That’s awesome - thank you
Joana Miller Bogart
It's Corn Hole Tuesday in Eudora! Everyone loves this game! So how did this game get it's name? Legend has it that a fourteenth-century cabinet maker by the name of Mr. Matthias Kuepermann created the game after watching children toss rocks into a nearby groundhog’s hole. Kuepermann was said to have been so concerned for the safety of the children that he utilized his carpentry skills and designed a safer game for them to play.
But where does the “corn” come into play? Well, during this time, corn was utilized more often as a weight rather than a food because of its abundance. Kuepermann determined a bag of corn was much safer to throw than a stone. The rest, as they say, is history.
Thanks for sharing. So nice seeing them do different activities.