Macon Health Care Center

JULY 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
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...RESIDENT RIGHTS...
Have Privacy & Respect
You have the right to privacy in
medical treatment, personal care,
telephone and mail communications, visits from family and
meetings of resident groups. You
should be treated with consideration and respect, with full recognition of your dignity and individuality. You should not be required
to do things against your will.
Resident Of
Louis Shoush ...
The
Month
was born and raised in Macon. His parents Robert & Zelma
Shoush, owned Shoush Floral. He had one sister, Mary Margaret and five brothers, Bob, S.J., Ronald, Jimmy and Buddy.
He has been married to Margie Bullock for 65 years. They
have 4 children, Debbie Popp, Gail Shoush, Kay Claypoole and
Steve Shoush; 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren
(with a 12th on the way). Louis was a plumber and had the
first backhoe in Macon.
In earlier years, he was in a 3 piece band with Grace
(Graves) Good on the piano, Louis on the drums and
Ballenger on the trumpet. He also loved to swing dance.
He and his brother, Buddy, would load up their parent’s flower delivery van with friends and go dancing.
He and his brothers worked at Cleaver Brother’s Grocery Store during high school years.
Hobbies: Loves fly fishing, carpentry and gardening.
Favorite Food: Loves 2 kinds of pie, hot and cold.
Partner Spotlight
Shelley Carmack
Shelley has been with MHCC for two and a
half years as a CNA.
She graduated from Fox Sr. High School in
Fenton, MO on May 30th, 1985.
Shelley is married to Jason Carmack and
together they have seven children.
Joe, Jamie, Jody, Jasper, Alex, Rober t & Harley. Shelley is
also a very proud grandma to eleven grandchildren! Shelley enjoys camping,
fishing and traveling. One day she would love to go to Australia!
We asked Shelley what brings her the most joy at MHCC....
She said that her residents have always been the sunshine in her day!
She also wanted to share with others that working in the medical field is a
great career. To truly be successful in the medical field you must
have the hear t for it!
Shelley was also in the running for CNA of the
RIVATE
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year at our regional conference! Congrats!
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We would like to Thank Shelley for being chosen
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Your residents Love you!!!
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Milestone Birthdays inJune!
LaVerne Heaton
turned 80 years
young and
Elizabeth Murphy
turned 95 years
young!
Happy Birthday to
you both!!!
Member
Phone: (660) 385-5724
Fax: (660) 385-3924
PLS BUILDERS, LLC
ABC
Licensed & Insured
PRINTERS, INC.
American Optometric
Association
MARK V. MADDOX, O.D.
CRAIG A. ROSE, O.D.
Primary Care of the Eye
Vision Care Associates, LLC
1705 Prospect Drive
Macon, MO 63552
& OFFICE SUPPLY
MIKE COOK,Owner
314.660.1812
51 S. RUBEY • MACON, MO 63552
[email protected]
660-385-2322
Fax 660-385-5170
NEW CONSTRUCTION
REMODEL, WINDOWS,
DECKS, DOORS & MORE
[email protected]
Monday, JULY 27, 2015
5:00 pm
Free Light Meal Provided
Our speaker will be from the Alzhiemer’s Association
Contact Dena Wilt with any
questions at 660-385-5797
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MACON HEALTH CARE CENTER
THERAPY DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER
JULY 2015
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Macon
HEALTH CARE CENTER
Providing Skilled Therapy 7 Days A Week
29612 KELLOGG AVE, MACON, MO • 660-385-5797
Caring for Your Elderly Parents
Your mom and dad used to take care of you. Now suddenly, they are
the ones who need help.
Ideally, we all want our parents to be able to make their own
decisions and control their own living environments. However,
sometimes the struggle for independence can compromise health and
safety. When this happens, it is important to know how to address
your parent’s needs.
First, you must recognize that your elderly parent may stubbornly
refuse any help you offer. They may even deny they have a problem.
Do not take this personally. Instead, try to understand their feelings.
Perhaps your parent worries that their autonomy is being threatened.
It is common for an older person to resist any assistance that makes
them feel they are losing privacy, dignity or independence.
The worst thing you can do when encouraging your parent to seek
help or change their lifestyle is to make them feel powerless. Instead,
keep the following suggestions in mind:
• Allow them to remain in control as much as possible. Your mission
should be keeping them healthy and safe, not micro-managing
their life. Give options, not ultimatums.
• Change takes time. Help by making the smallest changes possible
that still provide the desired benefit. Don’t try to overhaul your
parent’s life all at once.
• Express your own feelings. By sharing your emotions and fears
with your parent, you can approach necessary lifestyle changes as
a team, not adversaries.
When possible, give your parents
the tools that will help them
maintain independence or even
help each other. For instance, a
occupational therapist may be able
to help your parents maintain or
regain the strength necessary to
perform some daily tasks. If they
can stay active, they’ll be able
function better, which will make
you both happier.
maconhealthcarecenter.com
Come to Macon Health
Care Center for all
your short-term
rehabilitation needs.
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Improve daily living
Total knee replacement
Total hip replacement
Fractures
Stroke
Balance and falls
General weakness after
hospital stay
We’ll get you home quickly.
Macon Health
Care Center
29612 Kellog Ave.
Macon, MO 63552
660-385-5797 Phone
660-385-5814 Fax
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Gardening is a Health Benefit
for Senior Citizens
Gardening is a Health Benefit for Senior Citizens
HEADING HOME!
SUCCESS STORIES
Senior Friendly Exercise Right at Your Backdoor
Gardening is an excellent form of low impact exercise for senior citizens, the disabled,
and people recovering from injury. Although some heavy tasks are inappropriate for
people with compromised physical ability, many others offer a great opportunity to
stretch muscles, improve muscle-tone, and gently increase heart rate. Planting seeds,
pulling weeds, and pruning flowers are great occupational therapy activities. Raking
leaves or planting a small tree can help maintain muscle, improve your balance, and
increase your heart rate.
Of course, most people don’t begin gardening for physical stimulation. Young and old
alike find gardening to be therapeutic for both mind and body. Yes, gardening can
actually improve your mood. When you’re at peace psychologically, you generally feel
better physically. With so many things that a garden offers, from color therapy and
aroma therapy to the meaning of flowers, it is hard to feel blue when you are
surrounded by green.
Moreover, you can reap nutritional benefits by planting food you know will be local and
organic. In the metro Washington, DC area peach and pear trees perform very well.
Blueberry and Aronia bushes deliver powerful doses of antioxidants. Herbs like Basil,
Lavender, Rosemary, Parsley, Oregano, Thyme, Peppermint, Chamomile, and Lemon
Verbena soothe the senses and make wonderful teas. Many will come back perennially,
adding spice to your dishes and your life, year after year.
Always consult your doctor before engaging in physical activity to determine the level of
exercise appropriate for you. If you hire a landscaper to perform the laborious tasks and
manage the lighter garden upkeep on your own time, you can maintain a beautiful
garden forever.
Pictured is Kay Beautte giving Clark
Dobbs a train puzzle she put together for
him. She made it for his train room at
home.
2nd Year Junior Volunteers
Jonah & Destiny
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... Rehab To Home Therapy ...
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Get in your daily water quota with Fruit-infused Water - 6 ways! From
berries, to citrus, to cucumber and herbs, we’ve got you covered for
refreshing drink recipes all summer long!
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Baking Soda Sea Art
Starfish
Baking Soda Dough
Silpat Mat or parchment paper
Cookie cutters
Round tip needle
Paint brushes
White acrylic paint
Tropical blue paint or your choice
Silver nail polish
Clear acrylic spray
E6000 glue
Newspaper to cover work space
Dump dough onto parchment paper or
Silpat and cover with damp cloth until
it is cool enough to handle.
Roll out dough into 1/4” thich sheet
and use cookie cutters to cut shapes or free hand shapes.
To make starfish, take 5 balls and use your thumb and pointer
finger to shape and flatten into triangles. Take the triangles and
combine them together, pinching the edges on both the front and
back. Very important, to smooth out the edges where the pieces
connect or you will get seams and lots of cracks.
Use the end of a pen or paintbrush to make decorations in starfish.
Sand dollars were made using circle cutter and decorated using
the pen head and a butter knife.
Bake at 175º on Silpat mat or parchment paper for 45 mintues to
1 hour. Let cool.
When they are cool, cover your table and start painting. Let paint
dry and then seal with a clear acrylic spray.
(Can be framed as shown above.)
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This Gummy Worm Punch is a perfect drink to serve on a hot summer day, not to mention
perfect for bug- or mad scientist-themed birthday parties, St. Patrick’s Day, Halloween and
impromptu picnics in the yard. Kids love the color and, well, get pretty excited about the *stars of
this drink*, those wiggly gummy worms, too!
First of all, this punch is only three ingredients: Hawaiian Punch Green Berry Rush, lemon-lime
soda and gummy worms. Super simple and so easy to make in a pinch! What makes it unique is
“the freezing of the gummy worms.” You start by filling each cup of a muffin tin with two gummy
worms.
Pour a little Hawaiian Punch into each muffin tin. Just enough so it covers the worms. If you
have a few little pieces of the worms sticking out of the top of the liquid, that’s fine!
Place the tin in your freezer and allow the “disks” to freeze – usually 2-3 hours is sufficient.
Alright, so when you’re ready to serve the drink, fill 3/4 of the glass with the Hawaiian Punch
and 1/4 of the glass with lemon-lime soda. Make sure to not fill it too full because you’re going to
be dropping in one of the frozen gummy worm disks.
Note: If you’re making this punch for a large group, just fill a punch bowl, following the same
instructions as above – 3/4 Hawaiian Punch, 1/4 lemon-lime soda. I would make at least 12-24
frozen disks for a punch bowl. Drop the disks into individual glasses immediately before serving.
If you’re looking to keep the punch, itself, cold. You could freeze some Hawaiian Punch the day
before in a ring mold or in ice cube trays to add to the punch the day of the party. If you’re really
adventurous, throw some worms into the mold or the smaller cubes, too!
Med LA Power Recliners
& Much More
Depending on the size of the glass, I’ll put one to two disks in per drink. The disks sink to the
bottom of the glass, cooling the punch, and in about a minute or so, the worms begin to emerge
from the ice and little pieces of the ice float to the top, making the drink look like it has a little
slime on top. LOVE that.
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14 m ins
Skinny Mexican Grilled Corn is the perfect Summer side dish!
(Skinny)
Mexican Grilled Corn
Author: the cookie rookie
Recipe type: Side Dish
Serves: 4
Ingredients
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Cook time
10 m ins
Total time
14 m ins
Skinny Mexican Grilled Corn is the perfect Summer side dish!
Author: the cookie rookie
Recipe type: Side Dish
• 4 ears of fresh Sweet Corn (shucked)
Serves: 4
• 2 T plain Greek Yogurt
• 2 T lite sour cream
Ingredients
• ¾ cup shredded parmesan cheese
• 1 tsp chili powder
 • 4 ears of fresh Sweet Corn (shucked)
• 1 tsp Fiesta Lime Mrs. Dash (opt)
• 2 T plain Greek Yogurt
• Dash of salt and pepper
 • 2 T lite sour cream
• ¼ cup fresh cilantro, chopped 
• ¾ cup shredded parmesan cheese
• 1 lime, cut into wedges
 • 1 tsp chili powder
Prep time
• Light Olive Oil or Olive Oil Spray 
• 1 tsp Fiesta Lime Mrs. Dash (opt)
4 m ins
 • Dash of salt and pepper
Cook time
 • ¼ cup fresh cilantro, chopped
10 m ins
 • 1 lime, cut into wedges
Total time
Instructions
14 m ins
 • Light Olive Oil or Olive Oil Spray
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3. Spray or brush each ear of corn lightly with olive oil
Instructions
4. Grill for approximately 10 minutes, turning often to avoid burning. The corn should brown in
places and be cooked through.
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5. Take corn off of grill and brush with
mixture.
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6. Sprinkle with spice mixture, cheese, and cilantro
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7. Squeeze lime wedges over each piece of corn.
4. Grill for approximately 10 minutes, turning often to avoid burning. The corn should
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places and be cooked through.
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5. Take corn off of grill and brush with Greek Yogurt mixture.
6. Sprinkle with spice mixture, cheese, and cilantro
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7. Squeeze lime wedges over each piece of corn.
LIBRARY AND COMPUTER FOR OUR RESIDENTS
IN THE ACTIVITY ROOM
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Activity Department News...
With a heavy heart I announce I will be leaving MHCC
at the end of July. My family and I will be moving back to the
Sedalia area to be near our family that we have missed. I will
also be following a dream I’ve had to work in the Real Estate
Business with my family. MHCC will forever hold a place in
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important the little things in life are.
ked through.
I want to thank our Administrator, Rachel, for giving
ll and brush with Greek Yogurt mixture. me
this
wonderful opportunity to be apart of an amazing
mixture, cheese, and cilantro
team!
I
have learned so much from my time at this center.
ges over each piece of corn.
While being the Director of Activities I have met so many lovely people in this community and center. My job here was made
easier because of our dedicated volunteers. Without them the
activity department would not be what it is. So a BIG Thank
You to our volunteers for all their devotion and for the smiles
you bring to our residents each month.
Please remember if you have questions regarding the
Activity Department just ask for Penny Danner.
Sincerely,
Sara Bugg
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Water Color Painting Class
Lunch Outing
Tux, Tees & More
RED WING BOOTS - CARHARTT CLOTHING
CUSTOM TEES, CAPS & JACKETS
TUXEDO RENTALS
101 Vine Street, Macon, MO 63552
Phone (660) 385-4620
Fax (660) 385-5535
Ken & Dana Hildreth,
Owners
King
CONSTRUCTION
and Electric, LLC
37033 MENEFEE ROAD
NEW CAMBRIA, MO 63558
660-424-0311 or 660-464-1911
FAX: 660-226-5683
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Pastor Kohn & His Helpers
Always bring smiles to the residents
Urgent Care-Macon
Complete Family Medicine, LLC
Urgent
402 E. Briggs Drive
Macon, MO 63552
385-2147
or 800-634-8261
Macon
Care
1206 N. Missouri Street, Ste C
Macon, MO 63552
660.395.7575, 660.665.7576 (fax)
www.cfmkv.com
After Hours call, 660.785.1000
1513 N. Missouri • P.O. Box 128
MACON, MO 63552-0128
660/385-3161
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
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9:00..... Bible Study with
Bill Lear
2:00..... Bevier Baptist
Church
8:30 ...... Door to Door
9:00 ...... Morning Drive
Around the Lake
1:30 ...... Bingo & Prize Table
2:30 ...... Ice Cream Parlor
Opens!
8:30......Door 2 Door
9:00......Pizza Biscuits
9:00....... Bible Study with 1:30......Bingo & Prize
Table
Bill Lear
2:00.......Atlanta Christian 2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
Opens!
Church
6:15......Bill Lear & Friends
Music
9:00......Bible Study
with Bill Lear
1:30......Gospel Center Choir
3:00......Checkers
4:00......Dinner
Conversations
SUNDAY BLESSINGS
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8:30 ...... Door to Door
9:00 ...... Trip to Donut Palace
9:30 ...... Morning Drive
Around Town
1:30 ...... Bingo & Prize Table
2:30 ...... Ice Cream Parlor
Opens!
7:00 ...... Line Dancers
8:30 ...... Door to Door
9:30 ...... Cooking Club
1:30 ...... Bingo & Prize Table
2:30 ...... Ice Cream Parlor
Opens
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SUNDAY BLESSINGS!
9:00 ...... Bible Study with
Bill Lear
2:00 ...... Bevier Baptist
5
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8:30......Door 2 Dor
9:30......Watercolor
Painting Class
1:30......Bingo & Prize Table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
Opens!
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3
10
8:30......Door to Door
9:00......Cooking up a Storm
2:00......Name that Price!
3:00......Ice Cream Parlor
Opens!
FRIDAY
4
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LET
FREEDOM
RING!
SATURDAY
9:00......Fried Pickles by
Sara
10:30.... Bible Study with
Clark Dobbs
2:00......Social Hour & Music
6:30......BINGO with the
4H
30
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8:30......Door 2 Door
9:30......Mango Smoothies
For All
10:30....Bible Study with
Clark Dobbs
2:00......Social Hour
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25
10:00....Chekers in the
Day Area
2:00......Card making with
Becky
4:00......Dinner
Conversations
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8:30......Door to Door
10:00....Puzzle Mania
9:00......Pie Making
2:00......Checkers&Horse
10:00....More Pie Making
shoes in the
2:00......Pice Social for All Courtyard
4:00......Dinner
Conversations
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8:30......Door to Door
9:00......Wooden Sign
Project
10:30.... Nail Salon
2:00......Scrapbooking & Card Making
3:00......Ice Cream Parlor
Opens!
10:00......Pitch Playing
10:00.....Expo Center at
8:30......Door to Door
2:00 ......Checkers &
9:30......Price is Right
the Fair
Horseshoes in the
10:00....Name that Tune!
10:30.....Bible Study with
2:00......Lemonade Stand
Courtyard
Clark Dobbs
2:00......Social Hour & Music 2:30......Summer Memories 4:00 ......Dinner Conversations
in the Courtyard
3:00......Hallway Greetings
6:30......Open Arms Choir
10:00....Music & Smiles
8:30......Door 2 Door
with Pastor Kohn
9:00......Cooking Club
10:30....Bible Study with
Mango Time!
Clark Dobbs
1:30......Bingo & Prize
2:00......Social Hour &
Table
Music
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor 3:00......In the News
Opens!
8:30......Door to Door
9:30......Watercolor
Painting Class
1:30......Bingo & Prize
Table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
Open!
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8:30......Door 2 Door
9:30......Watercolor Painting
Class
1:30......BIngo & Prize Table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor
Opens
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9:00......CST Group
10:30....Lunch Outing
1:30......Bible Study
with Carmen
3:00......Coffee Breaking
News
2
8:30......Door to Door
10:30....Bible Study with
Clark Dobbs
2:00......Social Hour
& Music
7:00......Fireworks!
THURSDAY
to the
8 9:00......Trip
9
Macon Co. Fair
8:30......Door to Door
9:30......Watercolor
Painting Class
1:30......Bingo & Prize Table
2:30......Ice Cream Parlor Open!
First Day of July!!!
Whoo Hoo!
WEDNESDAY
21
9:00......CST Group
10:30....Out on the Town
2:00......Carmen’s Bible
Study
2:30......Nacho’s for all
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9:00......CST Group
10:00....Musie with David
& Arlene Foster
11:15.....Out on the Town
2:00......Bible Study with
Carmen
3:00......Cookie Club &
Hallway Smiles
9:00......CST Group
11:00.....Out on the Town
2:00......Bible Study with
Carmen
3:00......Lemonade Stand
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Residents Shopping Day is Every Thursday
JULY
SUNDAY
(OUTINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO THE WEATHER)
ACTIVITY CALENDAR
Thank You to All our Advertisers in the Newsletter!
Strong Hands. Open Hearts
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Performance
Systems
Physical-Occupational-Speech
Your Premium Home Care Provider Since 1972
MAURY ALLEN
Cheif Executive Officer
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
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]
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
Greening~Eagan~Hayes
Funeral Homes
G
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J
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Holman
Construction LLC
P.O. BOX 591
MACON, MO 63552
H
Talt Holman Owner/Operator
Flat Work
Foundations
Macon - Bevier - Shelbina
Clarence - Shelbyville
Locally Owned & Operated
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Phone: 385-2136
General Contracting
Excavating
660-651-6655 cell
660-385-7888 office
660-385-1855 fax
e-mail [email protected]
web www.jtholman.com
We, the staff of MHCC,
would like to express our
Deepest Sympathies to the
family & friends of...
Norma Aldrich &
Frank Formento
Gifts in memory or in honor of loved ones are
received at the office daily. They are source of
inspiration and a constant reminder of what this
nursing home is all about. All contributions to
Macon Health Care stay here in this building.
These contributions help toward our goals of meeting the needs of our residents, family support and
education. An acknowledgement is sent to the
family of the loved one if an address is available.
SHAVER ROOFING &
SEAMLESS GUTTER
35 Years in Business
Now Offering Certainty Extended Warranties
660-768-5524
CALLAO, MISSOURI
JULY
RESIDENTS & THERAPY PATIENT BIRTHDAYS
Janet Dorr - 7/11
Sue Chambers - 7/5
Harlan Cress - 7/30
Dale Carr - 7/6
Vivian Littrell - 7/7
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
Sabrina Drew - 7/4
Celeste Reed - 7/12
Rachel Mynear - 7/6
Shannon Bettes - 7/14
Liz Wallace - 7/6
Ashley Bailey - 7/26
Linda Reynolds - 7/7
Lashanna Davidson - 7/29
Caressa Amen - 7/8
Shelley Carmack - 7/30
John Meisner - 7/9
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MACON HEALTH CARE
29612 KELLOGG AVENUE
MACON, MO 63552
(660) 385-5797
www.maconhealthcarecenter.com
July
2015
• 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.