Macon Health Care Center

FEBRUARY 2015
Macon
HEALTH CARE CENTER
Your Skilled Nursing Home Choice For All Your Therapy Needs
Our Staff
Administrator
Rachel Richardson, MHA
Office Manager
Gina Browning
Secretary
Beth Watts
Director of Nursing
Jodi Crawford, RN, BSN
Care Plan Coordinator
Cathy Snodgrass, RN
Social Services Director
Dena Wilt, B.S.
Housekeeping/Laundry Mngr
Linda Reynolds
Maintenance Director
Tim Scott
Dietary Director
Jana Reed
Restorative Coordinator
Rachel Zamora, LPN
Regional Medical Records Dir.
Michelle Knowles, RHIT
Medical Records Director
Julie Collins
Medical Director
Dr. James McDowell
Activity Director
Sara Bugg
Therapy Director
Lindsey Whittle, COTA
Resident Of
The
Month
Mira “Sue” Chambers
... Sue as she prefers
to be called was born on July 5th, 1945 in Macon, MO at
the Samaritan Hospital. Her parents were the late Mr &
Mrs Bill Chambers of Macon. She is an only child. During
her childhood Sue enjoyed roller skating, swimming and
horseback riding. From a young age Sue always liked to
wear pretty clothing with matching jewelry which is still
important to her today. You will always find Sue dressed
in pretty dresses and as we call it “bling” which is her fun
jewelry!
Sue graduated from Macon High School in 1963 and went
to work at the Samaritan Hospital as a nurse’s aide. After
years of working at the hospital she went to work for Banquet Foods which is now Con-Agra Foods. Sue was employed there for over 15 years.
Sue is the Resident Council at the center and takes great pride in her job.
Some of her favorite hobbies are playing Bingo with her friends, farkle, bible study,
working with flowers and making crafts. Sue enjoys listening to gospel and country
music. Her favorite songs are “How Great Thou Art” and “Long Black Train”.
Sue also loves the holiday parties and spending time with her extended family Jack
& Phyllis Davis.
Congrats Sue on being our January Spotlight!
You are a true blessing to all who meet you!
Every Resident
Receives Their Own
Homemade Birthday Cake &
Balloons on Their Birthday!
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...RESIDENT RIGHTS...
Be Fully Informed...
You should receive a copy of all
rules and regulations pertaining to your rights and responsibilities as a resident. You
should be informed in writing
of all matters relating to you,
including services and charges
not covered by the government
or by the facility’s daily rate.
Gerri Minor
turned 90 on
Feb. 2nd
Ted Williams
is 90 years young!
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1 slice OSCAR MAYER Bologna
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Our Wonderful Therapy Department
OVER 50 YEARS OF COMBINED
EXPERIENCE BETWEEN OUR
PHYSICAL, OCCUPATIONAL AND
SPEECH THERAPY
Lindsay Whittle, COTA and Kelly Billington, PTA
7 DAYS
A WEEK
THERAPY!
EXAMPLE:
For a one month rehab stay that means you will receive therapy 8 more days.
Then for a 3 month rehab stay you will receive therapy 24 more days.
The ultimate Goal for returning home sooner & saving your yearly skilled days.
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PRIVATE PATIENT THERAPY ROOM
Hi, my name is Chris Himes and I was born and raised outside of Kirksville, MO on our family farm which I still work on and enjoy.
After high school I went to Linn State Technical College and graduated
with an AAS as a diesel technician. After a career change I went back to
college at Indian Hills Community College graduating with an AAS as a
Physical Therapy Assistant.
The best part of the job is working with a great clientele and being able to
help them return home or better themselves physically. Since coming to
Macon Health Care Center I have felt just like family and enjoy coming
to work each day.
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Doing What’s Right.. for your BODY, for your
RECOVERY & for your HEALTH!
We believe that in doing what is right for our patients, success
will follow. We will be here to help you every step of the way
during your recovery - cheering for you, guiding you
and using our knowledge to improve your health.
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Hi, my name is JoAnna Ratliff and
I’m an Occupational Therapy Assistant.
I graduated from the Missouri
Health Professions Consortium in
402 E. Briggs Drive
Columbia, MO in December of 2013.
Macon, MO 63552
I was born and raised in the
385-2147
Marceline, MO area. I moved to
or 800-634-8261
Moberly after graduating cosmetology
school. I’ve been a licensed cosmetologist since November 2007. I decided to make a career change to provide better for my seven year old son
and myself. I am blessed to be part of the Macon Health Care Center
family. I look forward to meeting new therapy patients and I am overjoyed to work with our current therapy patients.
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Starting Music Therapy at Macon Health Care Center
How Music Therapy
Can Affect Seniors
A clip from the soon-to-be released
documentary about music and the elderly,
Alive Inside, recently went viral. It shows an
older man with dementia who is seemingly
only able to answer yes or no questions. But
when someone puts headphones over his ears
and plays music from his youth, he suddenly
transforms, becoming happy, animated, and
even eloquent. Shortly after this experience
he tells an interviewer, “It (music) gives me the
feeling of love, or romance. I figure right now
the world needs to come into music, singing.”
Music Therapy Tips for
Loved Ones
If there is an older person in your
life who loves music, but who has fallen out
of practice, encourage him or her to rekindle
that passion. There’s everything to gain and
nothing to lose. Here are some pointers:
1. If you have an elderly relative who used to
play an instrument, try to get him or her playing again. If there’s an instrument up in the
attic, dust it off and restring it. Have it fixed
up if necessary. If the instrument is gone, buy
an affordable replacement.
2. If you and your older loved one sing or
play instruments, by all means do so together, especially if you haven’t before. Music can
create a very special bond.
3. If your loved one was a music lover, but
not a musician, ask about his or her favorite music. Maybe even ask for a list of his
or her favorite artists, albums, and songs.
Then get your loved one an easy to us MP3
player with his or her favorite music already
preloaded.
Dementia Therapy
& Music
One particular day, Concetta Tomaino, DA, a certified music therapist, offered a different kind of dementia therapy
- she sang an old Yiddish song to a man with
dementia and some of her other patients.
“You could tell by his face that he was
watching,” recalls Tomaino. From a man in
his condition, attention was a lot to ask for.
“Whenever I got a chance I played this song
to him and sang to him. Within a month of
doing this, he was making an attempt to
speak, and he eventually started singing the
song himself. He also started talking again.
He continued talking and lived for may years
after that.”
The Brain & Music
to tell you what the song is, they are able to
In numerous clinical studies of older adults
with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, familiar and likable music, not medication, has reduced depression; lessened agitation increased sociability, movement and
cognitive ability; and decreased problem
behaviors.
In a small 1986 study, only music elicited a
physical response from those with final stage
Alzheimer’s as measured in heart rate, breathing, eye blinking, and mouth movement. A
later study that used music in palliative care
found the combination of language, which is
processed by one part of the brain, and music, processed by many parts of the brain, increases the chance of activating neurological
pathways that language alone cannot.
According to the Alzheimer’s Association,
Alzheimer’s now affects more than 5 million
Americans. For those who suffer from it progression, a number that doubles every five
years among seniors according to the National Institute on Aging, music can not only
be a pleasant link to the past, but a nourishing connection to the present.
Just how the brain and body process music remains mysterious.
“Why it’s so positive is that we process music with almost every part of our brain,” she
says. “Music that has personal significance
to someone or is connected with historical
events is a strong stimulus to engage responses in people, even in late stage of dementia. Even if they’re not necessarily able
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Every month a resident from Macon Health Care Center goes to a local daycare or school to
read to the children. Pictures is Doris Morris with the kids at CCDC. It was a great time and
we look forward to February!
Thank you Doris and Thank you CCDC for welcoming us with open arms!
GREEN THUMB
EVEN IN THE WINTER
VALENTINE CANVAS PROJECT
Ms. Pauline Brown, 98, has a green thumb
even in the winter.
The proof is in this picture.
Pauline has nurtured her Amaryllis bulb that
has now turned into a beautiful and very tall
flower. Her Amaryllis has five big red blooms.
It’s beauty to the eyes for all to see.
ITEMS YOU WILL NEED:
MASKING TAPE
CANVAS
PAINT BRUSH
PAINT COLORS OF YOUR CHOICE
LENTINE CANVAS PROJECT
PLATE TO PUT YOUR PAINT CHOICES ON
MS YOU WILL NEED:
SKING TAPE
NVAS
GLITTER (OPTIONAL)
Masking Tape
Canvas
Plate, to put paint on
NT BRUSH
NT COLORS OF YOUR CHOICE
Items yoiu will need:
Paint Brush
Paint Colors of your Choice
Glitter (Optional)
(Note: If you want to use glitter, sprinkle it on the paint while it is still wet)
Take your tape and make the word you want.
Press down on the tape to make sure it is firmly on your
Canvas.
TE TO PUT YOUR PAINT CHOICES ON
Next, take your paint brush and paint and start creating!
TTER (OPTIONAL)
Once you have painted the colors you want all over the canvas
(including ontop the tape) let it dry completely.
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want.Health Care Center - 8 - “Caring in a Better Way, Day-by-Day”
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Phyllis
playing
beautiful
piano music during our
Church service with Pastor Dave of First Christian Church
ainted the colors you want all over the canvas
Bill Lear playing music during our weekly
sunday school.
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LIBRARY AND COMPUTER FOR OUR RESIDENTS
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Golden Center Awards...
aka - Golden Globes
Photo Booth
Grace Burnett & Sierra, Activity Assistant
Say Cheese!
Jodi Crawford, DON & “Granny”
Martha Baker
Stanley Shott & Penny Danner, Act. Asst.
James Seldal & LeaEtta Magruder
Naoma
Deskin
Martha Baker & Sara
Bugg, Act. Director
Mr & Mrs Heaton
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easons Why We Need at
8 Hugs a Day
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so much like meditation and laughter. They teach us to let go and be present in the moment. They
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY
TUESDAY
FRIDAY
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Presidential Social
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Snow Globe
Designs
8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Boy Scout Fun
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Kite Flying in February
8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Cupcake Baking
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Cake Decorating
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11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Table Hockey
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8:30......Individual Time Together
9:45......CST Group
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:45......CST Group
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Quirky Crafts
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:45......CST Group
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Special Weather
Report
8:30......Individual Time Together
9:45......CST Group
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
8:30......Individual Time Together
9:30......Winter Gardening
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Carnival Day Fun
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:45......CST Group
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Quirky Crafts
8:30......Individual Time
Time Together
8:30......Individual Time 8:30......Individual
Together
9:45......CST Group
Together
9:30......Cabin Fever Games 11:00.....Dinner
9:45......CST Group
11:00.
....Dinner
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
Conversations
Conversations
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
1:30.
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....Mad
Scientist
1:30......Mardi Gras
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8:30......Individual Time Together
9:30......Older & Wiser tips
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Make Valentine
Crafts
8:30......Individual Time Together
9:30......Front Page Social
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Bubble Blowing
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8:30......Individual Time Together
9:45......CST Group
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
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6
8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Tell a Fairy Tale
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Cooking Club
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Antique Road Show
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Cooking Club
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Name Change Fun
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Cooking Club
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8:30......Individual Time
Together
9:30......Send a Card to a
Freind
11:00.....Dinner
Conversations
1:30......Cooking Club
Residents Shopping Day is Every Thursday
MONDAY
8:30......Individual Time
9:00..... Bible Study
with Bill Lear
Together
2:00..... Bevier Baptist Church 9:30......Reading Buddies
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9:00......Bible Study with
Bill Lear
10:30....Pitch
2:00......Atlanta Christian
Church
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9:00......Bible Study
with Bill Lear
10:30....Pitch
1:30......Gospel Center SUNDAY BLESSINGS
TO ALL!
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9:00......Bible Study
with Bill Lear
10:30....Pitch Playing
1:30......First Christian
Church DVD
3:00......Checkers, Puzzle Mania & Word Search
SUNDAY
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Cards, Puzzles
Books & Game
are all available
for your
Weekend
Enjoyement
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Cards, Puzzles
Books & Game
are all available
for your
Weekend
Enjoyement
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Cards, Puzzles
Books & Game
are all available
for your
Weekend
Enjoyement
Cards, Puzzles
Books & Game
are all available
for your
Weekend
Enjoyement
SATURDAY
REFLECTIONS UNIT ACTIVITIES
From the Reflections Unit..
Golden Center Awards...aka - Golden Globes
On January 23rd, we celebrated “The Golden Globes” with a special Award Ceremony of our
own called “The Golden Center Awards”. Every resident in our center was given an award for
their special talents. We also served hor’dourves and had a Photo Booth for all! It was a FUN
DAY for sure!!
Gene Phelps for “Best Smile”
Virginia Haux for “Best Journalism”
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3702 W. Truman Blvd., Suite 119
PO Box 6818, Jefferson City, MO 65102
Office (573) 893-6477
Toll Free (800) 690-1753
Fax (573) 893-6302
Susie Ash for “Most Loving”
Strong Hands. Open Hearts
Raspberry’s Bar-BQ
902 E. Briggs Drive,
Macon, MO 63552
660-395-3000
Specializing in
Smoked Pork, Beef & Chicken!
We also have Shrimp & Fish!
Mon-Thurs, 11am - 8pm; Fri-Sat, 11 - 9
Closed Sundays
DINE-IN or CARRY OUT
Hwy 63 North, Macon
660-385-1436
Physical
Performance
Systems
Physical-Occupational-Speech
MAURY ALLEN
Cheif Executive Officer
3527 West Truman Blvd, Ste 300,
Jefferson City, MO 65109
Office: 573-893-4446 Fax: 573-893-8488
www.ppstherapies.com
Mobile: 573-808-0441
[email protected]
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THURSDAY
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8:30 ...... Door 2 Door
9:30 ...... Yoga with Theresa
9:00..... Bible Study
10:00..... Bingo Bonanza
with Bill Lear
& Prize table
2:00..... Bevier Baptist Church
2:00 ...... Music with Russell
3:00 ...... Snack Bar
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:30......Yoga with Theresa
9:00......Bible Study with 10:15....Crafts with Janice
Bill Lear
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
10:30....Pitch
& Prize table
2:00......Atlanta Christian 2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
Church
6:15......Bill Lear & Friends
Music
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8:30......CST Group
10:00....Nail Salon Opens
11:30.....Out on the Town
2:30......Creative Corner
3:15......Hallway Greetings
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:00......Crafts with
Shirley
10:30....Watercolor
Painting Class
1:30......Bingo Bonanza & Prizes
2:30......Ice Cream
Parlor
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:15......Crafts with Shirley
10:30....Watercolor
Painting Class
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
& Prize table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
4:00......K5 Alive Kids
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8:30......CST Group
10:00....Nail Salon Opens
1:15......Sorority Group
Meeting
3:00......Coffee Break
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11
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:15......Crafts with Shirley
10:30....Watercolor painting Class
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
& Prize table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
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SUNDAY BLESSINGS 8:30......Door 2 Door
TO ALL!
9:30......Yoga with Theresa
10:30....Crafts with Janice
9:00......Bible Study
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
with Bill Lear
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
10:30....Pitch
7:00......Line dancers
1:30......Gospel Center 5
FRIDAY
8:30......CST Group
10:00....Songs & Smiles
with Pastor Kohn
10:30....Bible Study with
Clark Dobbs
2:00......Social Hour
6:30......4H Bingo
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8:30 ......CST Group
10:00.......Trip down
Memory Lane
10:30.......Bible Study with
Clark Dobbs
1:30 ......Mass
2:00 ......Oreo Party!
3:15 ......Music & Games
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12
6
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:00......Nail Salon Opens
10:30....Making Brown
Sugar hand scrub
1:30......Volleyball game
2:15......Concession Stand
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HAPPY
VALENTINE’S
DAY!
10:00.....Valentine’s with 4H
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10:00.....Card Sharks
1:30......Word Search Mania
3:00......Checkers & Puzzle Mania
“Be the Change that
you wish to see in the World”
SATURDAY
Farkle
Checkers
Crafts
Pitch
Puzzle Mania
Word Search
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8:30......Door 2 Door
9:00......Nail Salon Opens 1:30......Bingo with the
Atlanta 4-H &
9:30......Reading Buddies Prize table
at CCDC
1:30......Basketball Game
2:15......Concession Stand
& Ice Cream Parlor
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13
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:00......Nail Salon Opens
10:00 ...Charades in the Day Area
1:00......Senior Center
Nail Salon
2:30......Root Beer Floats for all!
8:30......CST Group
9:45......Resident Council 8:30......Door 2 Door
10:30.... Bible Study with 9:00......Nail Salon Opens
Clark Dobbs
10:00....In the News
2:00......Beautiful Hymns 2:00......Valentine Party
with Charlene
2:30......Social Hour
6:30......Open Arms Choir
8:30......CST Group
10:30....Bible Study with
8:30......Door 2 Door
Clark Dobbs
9:00......Crafts with Shirley 2:00......History with
10:30....Watercolor Painting
Merilyn Amedei
Class
2:30......Social Hour
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
3:00......Games & Music
& Prize table!
6:00......First Baptist 2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
Church
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8:30......CST Group
10:00....Music with David
& Arlene Foster
2:30......J.O.Y. Birthday
Party, sponsored by
Crossroads Christian
Church
3:30......Hallway Smiles
8:30......CST Group
10:00....Nail Salon Open
11:30.....Out on the Town
1:30......Valentine Card
Making
3:00......Room Visits
9:30......Door 2 Door
10:30....Crafts with Janice
1:30......Bingo Bonanza
& Prize table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
9:00......Bible Study
with Bill Lear
10:30....Pitch Playing
1:30......First Christian
Church DVD
3:00......Checkers, Puzzle Mania & Word Search
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WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY
TUESDAY
Residents Shopping Day is Every Thursday
MONDAY
1
SUNDAY
ACTIVITY CALENDAR
Golden Center Awards...
aka - Golden Globes
On January 23rd, we celebrated “The Golden Globes” with a special Award
Ceremony of our own called “The Golden Center Awards”. Every resident in
our center was given an award for their special talents. We also served snacks
and had a Photo Booth for all! It was a FUN DAY for sure!!
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Dolores Bradley for being “The Most Welcoming”
Martha Baker for having
“The Prettiest Smile”
Doris Morris for being
“The Kindest”
Arlene White for being our “Center Sweatheart”
FEBRUARY
RESIDENTS BIRTHDAYS
Ronnie Bush - 1st
Ferri Minor - 2nd
Bill Schmidt - 12th
Maxine Bender - 14th
Odema Lasswell - 15th
PLEASE HELP US IN SENDING
A BIRTHDAY CARD SHOWER
TO OUR RESIDENTS.
OUR ADDRESS IS MACON HEALTH
CARE, P.O. BOX 465,
MACON, MO 63552
PARTNERS BIRTHDAYS
Sierra Ellis - 13th
Dana Sumpter - 20th
Tammy Ellis - 19th
Jim Woolfolk - 25th
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MACON HEALTH CARE
29612 KELLOGG AVENUE
MACON, MO 63552
(660) 385-5797
maconhealthcarecenter.com
February 2015
The public is always welcome to attend our Yoga Class which is taught by
Theresa Robertson, Certified Yoga Instructor. This class takes place on
MONDAY MORNINGS AT 9:30 in our day area.
You are also welcome to attend our Watercolor
Painting Class taught by Artist Nyle Gordon.
This class takes place every
WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 10:30 in our day area.
Macon Health Care Center has started a Dine-In
Activity for our residents. We take lots of trips out to
local restaurants but there are some residents who are
unable to go and this give them opportunity to still enjoy
a meal from their favorite restaurant. This month we
will order from Raspberry’s BBQ. Friends & Family are
welcome to join their loved ones. If you have any
questions please call the Activity Department at
660-385-5797 and ask for Sara Bugg, Activity Director
• 112 Bed Skilled Nursing Facility • 24 Bed Alzheimers Unit • Private & Semi Private Rooms •
• Newly Remodeled Private Medicare Rooms • Medicaid/Medicare • Managed Care & Assisted Living •
As a recipient of federal financial assistance, Macon Health Care Center does not exclude, deny benefits to, or otherwise discriminate against any person on the grounds of race, color,
national origin, sex, gender, or on the basis of disability or age in admission to, participation in, or receipt of their services and benefits or any of its programs and activities or in employment.