Heart`s Content Resident Day Trips Care to dance?

Heart’s Content
Bid Adieu to 2014
USHER IN THE NEW YEAR
Cooking for Two
or just you!
The Legendary Islands of
Tahiti
Resident Day Trips
LEAHYS LUCK AND
ST. PATRICK’S DAY FUN
Care to dance?
See our calendar of events inside!
Brookfield • Muskego • New Berlin
Winter 2015
RegencySeniorCommunities.com
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Feb. 12 3:00pm • New Berlin
Feb. 5 2:00pm • Brookfield |
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. 20 1:30pm • New Berlin
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Lake Country Conservatory of
Trumpeter Frank Reda from the
Feb. 12 3:00pm • Muskego
Feb. 5 3:00pm • New Berlin |
Feb. 26 2:00pm • Brookfield
Music by The Night in Gals Duo
this talented twosome.
Enjoy a variety of songs from
Feb. 9 6:30pm • Brookfield
Feb. 23 6:30pm • Muskego
Feb. 26 6:30pm • New Berlin
Valentine’s Day Dinner
Assisted Living Regency
Residents Only
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Your Heart- Healthy Heart
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February 10 1:30pm • Muske
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February 13 1:30pm • New Ber
Steamed Baby Carrots or
Seasoned Cauliflower
Choice of Rice Pilaf or
Baked Potato
Red Velvet Cake with
Cream Cheese Frosting
Healthy eating for One or two
Whether you’re cooking for two or just you, healthy
eating can be a challenge when it comes to nutritious,
satisfying meals. Instead of settling for a can of soup
or reaching for the cereal box, consider how enjoyable
and easy cooking for one or two can be. Anne Peiffer,
Outreach Coordinator at Visiting Angels Living
Assistance Services, offers tips on how to stock your
pantry and freezer, plan menus and your shopping list,
and prepare budget-friendly, small-portion meals.
March 9 1:30pm • New Berlin
March 10 1:30pm • Muskego
March 11 2:00pm • Brookfield
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Usher in the New Year!
Usher in the New Year
Events for Regency Residents
Bid adieu to 2014 and welcome in the New Year with fun, food, and friends!
MUSKEGO
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2 at 10:30am
New Year’s Fun with Music by Gary Wisner
6 at 6:30pm
New Year’s Celebration with Freddie and the Cruisers
12 at 1:30pm
What’s Cooking? Winter Warm-Up Soup
26 at 6:30pmBeat the Winter Blues with Musical Entertainment
by Allen Russell and His Strolling Violin
BROOKFIELD
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2 at 2:00pm
New Year’s Fun with Music by Gary Wisner
8 at 6:30pm
New Year’s Celebration with Freddie and the Cruisers
13 at 1:30pm
What’s Cooking? Winter Warm-Up Soup
27 at 6:30pmBeat the Winter Blues with Musical Entertainment
by Allen Russell and His Strolling Violin
NEW BERLIN
Jan. 7 at 6:30pm
New Year’s Celebration with Freddie and the Cruisers
Jan. 9 at 1:30pm
What’s Cooking? Winter Warm-Up Soup
Jan. 20 at 6:30pmBeat the Winter Blues with Musical Entertainment
by Allen Russell and His Strolling Violin
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY
Tahiti's Legendary Islands
Explore French Polynesia with Dave Thornton
Come explore the bountiful, lush islands of Tahiti, world-renowned for its tropical charm.
Brookfield native Dave Thornton presents a one-hour travelogue with scenic highlights from
his family’s 10-day cruise. Topics include the lush flowers, exotic wildlife, history, and rich
Polynesian culture of Tahiti.
January 19 2:00pm • Brookfield
January 20 1:30pm • Muskego
January 23 1:30pm • New Berlin
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Service of Remembrance
Led by Chaplain Kielley, the Service of Remembrance is a way of acknowledging
your pain and loss as well as celebrating a loved one’s memory. Our desire
is to create a welcoming environment—open to all faiths and beliefs.
Join us this year to honor and remember a spouse, a family member,
or a friend. You’ll find this service will encourage you to move forward
on your own journey with a renewed sense of hope and faith.
February 16 6:30pm • Muskego
February 24 6:30pm • New Berlin
February 26 6:30pm • Brookfield
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY
Shoshana Sings Streisand
Feb. 11 at 9:45am at The Sharon Lynne Wilson
Center for the Arts & Lunch at North Star American Bistro
Don’t miss this chance to see American stage actress, singer
and songwriter Shoshana Bean. Best known for her roles on
Broadway in the musicals Wicked and Hairspray, Shoshana
has performed with Whitney Houston, Ray Charles, and
Michael Jackson. Now she pays tribute to the legendary
Barbra Streisand, performing songs that defined Streisand’s
career—including “The Way We Were,” “Memories,” and “A
Star is Born.”
More Great Trips For Regency Residents:
March 30 Trip to Madison Tour the State Capitol and
lunch at Quivey’s Grove, a four-acre country estate.
The restored historic fieldstone house and stable
were built in 1855. Check calendars for times.
The Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts is a non-profit,
multi-disciplinary cultural arts center.
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY
Welcome
NEW RESIDENTS
Valeria Bares
Patricia Brzycki
Lois Guhr
Gwen Hartley
Elaine Kelnhofer
Jackolyn & Wilbur LeFeber
Darlene Mamayek
Linda McGeary
Bette Pauly
Clarence Pluer
Lois Schove
Leroy Shadd
Carolyn & Michael Slosiarek
Marcia Sossaman
Viola Tuchalski
As a service to residents and their families,
check out our website at
www.RegencySeniorCommunities.com
Click on the Resident Calendars page to see
everything that is happening at Regency.
Activities open to the public are noted below. Most activities are for Regency residents.
JANUARYEVENTS
210:30am
New Year’s Fun with Gary Wisner
66:30pm Welcome in the New Year Celebration with Musical Entertainment by Freddie
and the Cruisers
83:00pm Happy Hour Social with Musical Entertainment by Paul Kuhn and His Cellcaster
121:30pm What’s Cooking? Winter
Warm-Up Soup
131:30pm Crafters’ Corner – Snow Globe Fun
153:00pm Resident Birthday Social with Musical Entertainment by
Singer Jerry Zelm
29:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
FEBRUARYEVENTS
31:30pm Crafters’ Corner – Sweet Dreams Potpourri
53:00pm Refreshment Hour with Musical Entertainment by Danny Crivello
99:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
91:30pm What’s Cooking?
Heart Cutout Treats
101:30pm Heart-Healthy Heart Presentation PUBLIC WELCOME
119:45am
Day Trip to the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts
See “Shoshana Sings Streisand.” Best known for her roles on Broadway,
Shoshana Bean pays tribute to the legendary Barbra Streisand.
Senior Living (sign-up required).
196:30pm Musical Entertainment by
Joe Lucchesi
201:30pm Tahiti Presented by Dave Thornton. PUBLIC WELCOME
22 3:00 pm Refreshment Hour with Musical Entertainment by Mark Paffrath
26 6:30pm Beat the Winter Blues with Musical Entertainment by Milwaukee
Artist Allen Russell and His
Strolling Violin
289:00am Day Trip to the Eddie Cash Show
Senior Living (sign-up required).
Programs subject to change.
123:00pm Happy Hour Social with Musical Entertainment by Frank Reda
169:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
166:30pm Resident Service of Remembrance
186:30pm Mardi Gras Musical Entertainment by the Bourbon Street Stompers
193:00pm Resident Birthday Social with Musical Entertainment by Jim Best
239:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
236:30pm Valentine’s Musical Entertainment with the Night in Gals Duo
257:00pm Evening Musical Entertainment by the Golden Eagle Band
Programs subject to change.
MARCHEVENTS
29:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
193:00pm Resident Birthday Social with Musical Entertainment by
Folk Singer Julie Thompson
53:00pm Refreshment Hour with Musical Entertainment by Dan Naumann
239:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
99:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
9 1:30pm What’s Cooking? Easy Cheesy Chicken Bake
10 1:30pm Healthy Eating for One or Two Nutritionist Anne Peiffer presents.
PUBLIC WELCOME
12 3:00pm Happy Hour Social with Musical Entertainment by Steel Guitarist
Brian Koch
169:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
171:30pm Crafters’ Corner – Spring Blooms
236:30pm St. Patrick’s Day Fun with Musical Entertainment by Leahys Luck Band
PUBLIC WELCOME
24 1:30pm Homemade Spring Cleaning Products Presentation
PUBLIC WELCOME 276:30pm Senior Prom Dance with Musical Entertainment by Village
Swing Band
308:00am Day Trip to Madison
Senior Living (sign-up required).
309:00am Tai Chi & Yoga $5 class fee
Regency residents attend free.
PUBLIC WELCOME
Programs subject to change.
Additional details can be found on the Resident Calendars section at RegencySeniorCommunities.com
Questions?
Administration
David Marggraf, Campus Administrator
Russ Leidel, Accounting
Dining Services
Todd Van Heesch, Director of Dining
and Linen Services
Angie Staffin, Supervisor of Dining Service
Mariann Verburgt, Supervisor of Dining Service
Community Services
Judy Sorce, Director of Community Services
Telephone Directory
For information or tours call
(262) 679-0888
Fitness Programs
Thena Stevens, Fitness Specialist
Health Services
Bonnie Cohn, RN-Director of Health Services
Chris Roth, RN-Supervisor
Debbie Shiess, RN-Supervisor
Spiritual Enrichment
Steve Kielley, Chaplain
Events, Volunteering, Country Store
Mary Plutz, Life Enrichment Director
Anne Robarge, Lifestyle Services Coordinator
Beauty Salon/ Dining
Barber Shop Reservations
(262) 971-2128 (262) 971-2127
Resident Services Concierge
Joy Reeves, Resident Services Coordinator
Banking Services
Citizens Bank of Mukwonago (262) 363-6500
MUSKEGO WEEKLY PROGRAMS
Monday
9:00 9:00 9:00 9:30 9:30 9:45 10:30 11:00 1:00 1:30 1:30 1:30 3:00 3:45 4:00 6:30 Morning Stretch
Tai Chi
Morning Devotion with Chaplain
Grocery Shopping (Senior Living)
Morning Chat
Music & Ministry
Brain Teaser Games
Scripture at Grand Manor
Personal Menu Planning
What’s Cooking?
Basic Computer Class
Scripture at South Manor
Scripture at South Manor
Reflection
Games
Evening Fun
Wednesday
9:00 9:00 9:30 10:30 1:00 1:30 1:30 3:45 4:00 6:30 Morning Stretch
Chat with Chaplain
Morning Chat
Active Games
Ask the Nurse
Wii Bowling League
Day Trip (Assisted Living)
Reflection
Games
Bingo
Friday
9:00 9:30 10:30 1:00 1:30 1:30 3:45 4:00 6:30 Morning Stretch
Morning Chat
Game Show Games
Nail Spa
Sewing Fun
Afternoon Outing (Attended Care)
Reflection
Games
Cinema Flicks
Sunday
9:00 9:30 10:00 1:30 Morning Stretch
Open Gym
Open Card Games
Cinema Flicks
Programs subject to change.
Tuesday
9:00 Sit Fit
9:30 Morning chat
9:45 Aerobic Dance and Movement
10:30 Word Games
10:30 Sit Fit
11:30 Gentle Sit Fit and Movement
1:00 Blood Pressure Screening
1:00 Arthritis Class
1:30 Craft Corner
2:00 Walking Club
2:30 Open Gym
2:30 Chapel Service
3:45 Reflection
4:00 Games
6:30 Bunco
Thursday
9:00 9:30 9:45 10:30 10:30 11:30 1:00 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:45 4:00 6:30 Sit Fit
Morning chat
Aerobic Dance and Movement
News Currents
Sit Fit
Gentle Sit Fit and Movement
Blood Pressure Screening
Balance Class
Lutheran Service
Walking Club
Open Gym
Social Hour
Reflection
Chorus
Arm Chair Travels
Saturday
9:00 Morning Stretch
11:00 Games
1:00 Bingo Fun
2:30 Rosary
3:00 Catholic Service
6:30 Cinema Flicks
Attended Care Daily Schedule
A variety of programs are offered with the focus
on maintaining independence while providing
stimulating and interesting activities. Programs
are subject to change.
8:15 9:00 10:30 11:45 1:30 3:00 4:00 5:15 6:30 Breakfast Discussion
Morning Stretch
Game Time
Gather for Lunch Bunch Discussion
Word Games
Book Club
Active Game Time
Dinner Discussion
Evening Chat
Immediate results.
Immediate action.
Regency Senior Community medical clinics
now offer anticoagulation services
Millions of Americans need to take blood-thinning
medication called anticoagulants. These drugs are
often prescribed to help prevent and treat blood clots
in the legs and lungs, atrial fibrillation, and following
heart-valve replacement therapy.
According to Mary Muth, APNP, the advanced practice
nurse working in ProHealth Care’s onsite medical
clinics, “Everyone responds differently to anticoagulants
so it’s necessary to monitor each individual’s response
to the medication carefully.”
New program will help residents monitor
and manage their care
Factors including general health, diet, use of other
medications, and physical activity can all affect the
body’s response to an anticoagulant. Routine blood
testing is the only way to determine if an individual is
getting the proper amount of medication.
When individuals visit a Regency medical clinic, a small
drop of blood will be taken from a finger and tested.
Mary will measure the time it takes for the liquid portion
(plasma) of the blood to clot.
The results are reported as an international normalized
ratio (INR) and are used to adjust the medication dose
if needed. Test results, changes in medication dosage,
and any advice given is recorded electronically and is
available for your physician to review the day of your
visit. Mary will contact your physician directly if there
are any concerns.
Anticoagulation services
The ProHealth Care medical clinics offer:
• INR measurement (immediate results)
• Medication dose adjustment if needed
• Education and resources on medications,
diet, and lifestyle
To take advantage of onsite anticoagulation services,
residents must be under the care of a ProHealth
physician. If you are and would like to use our services,
please contact your physician or current anticoagulation
or Coumadin clinic and inform them that your care will be
managed by the Regency medical clinic.
To schedule your first appointment, contact:
Brookfield 262-780-0321
Muskego
262-679-0888
New Berlin 262-789-1699
Waukesha Memorial Hospital • Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital
Rehabilitation Hospital of Wisconsin • Moreland Surgery Center
ProHealth Care Medical Associates Clinics • ProHealth Home Care • AngelsGrace Hospice
Regency Senior Communities • West Wood Health & Fitness Center
Join Family Consumer Science Educator Julie
Toman as she demonstrates why it’s healthier,
cheaper, and better for the environment to make
your own non-toxic cleaning products. The good
news is most of the common cleaning agents may
already be in your kitchen—including baking soda,
vinegar, and lemon juice! Class includes
information about products, recipes, and more in
an entertaining bingo game format. Samples of
cleaning products will be awarded as prizes.
March 23 2:00pm • Brookfield
March 24 1:30pm • Muskego
March 27 1:30pm • New Berlin
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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Area high school students join our
Regency residents for refreshments
and music by the Village Swing Band.
March 11 6:30pm • New Berlin
March 16 6:30pm • Brookfield
March 27 6:30pm • Muskego
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY
Brian Koch plays the pedal steel
guitar—“the only instrument in the
world played with both hands, both
knees, and both feet.” Attend this
live performance of the pedal steel
guitar, backed by the pre-recorded
accompaniment of Brian’s band, the
Slim Pickers. The Pickers bring a
variety of instruments to the
performance including guitar, bass,
drums, and piano. The expressive
nature of the pedal steel guitar, the
melodic quality of classic songs, and
Brian’s large repertoire of country,
gospel, and western swing songs will
set your toes a tapping!
March 5 3:00pm • New Berlin | March 12 3:00pm • Muskego | March 19 2:00pm • Brookfield
I Fall to Pieces – Patsy Cline
Tammy – Patti Page
The Tennessee Waltz – Hank Williams
San Antonio Rose – Bob Wills
I’m Sorry – Brenda Lee
Unchained Melody – Righteous Brothers
Sweet Dreams – Patsy Cline
Amazing Grace – Traditional Christian Hymn
Storms Never Last – Waylon Jennings
Steel Guitar Rag – Leon McAuliffe
Your Cheatin’ Heart – Hank Williams
Johnny Angel – Shelley Fabares
REGENCY RESIDENTS ONLY
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with
Milwaukee’s favorite Irish folk band.
Leahys Luck is a past winner of the
Wisconsin Area Music Industry’s
World/Ethnic Group of the Year and
has five albums to its credit. The band
has performed traditional and popular
Irish songs at festivals and performing
arts centers throughout the Midwest
for more than two decades.
March 9 6:30pm • Brookfield
March 18 6:30pm • New Berlin
March 23 6:30pm • Muskego
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
National Regency of New Berlin, Inc.
dba ProHealth Care Regency Senior Communities
13750 W. National Ave., New Berlin, WI 53151-4546
Open
to the public January through March 2015
Event
Programs subject to change. Please call to verify times and dates.
Brookfield
Muskego
New Berlin
Islands of Tahiti
Dave Thornton presents a
scenic and educational
travelogue.
Your Heart-Healthy
Heart
R.N. Pam Plehn from
Rehabilitation Hospital presents.
Leahys Luck
Milwaukee’s favorite Irish folk
band returns to entertain.
Healthy Eating for
One or Two
Jan 19
Feb 9
• 2:00pm
• 2:00pm
March 9
• 6:30pm
Jan 20
• 1:30pm
Feb 10
Jan 23
• 1:30pm
• 1:30pm
Feb 13
• 1:30pm
March 23
• 6:30pm
March 18
March 11
• 2:00pm
March 10
• 1:30pm
March 9
March 23
Julie Toman presents healthier
alternatives to cleaning products.
• 2:00pm
March 24
• 1:30pm
March 27
Anne Peiffer presents tips
and recipes.
Homemade Spring
Cleaning Products
BROOKFIELD
777 N. Brookfield Rd.
262-780-0321
• 1:30pm
Opening Reception
Featuring student artwork.
Tai Chi & Gentle Yoga
• 1:30pm
March 19
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Poplar Creek
Elementary School
Art Display
$5 per class. Regency residents
attend free.
• 6:30pm
(Display runs March 19 to April 10)
Tuesdays
• 11:15am
(February 3 through April 7)
Mondays
• 9:00am
(February 2 through April 6)
Muskego
W181 S8540 Lodge Blvd.
262-679-0888
Tuesdays
• 2:15pm
(February 3 through April 7)
New berlin
13750 W. National Ave.
262-789-1699