residents` council meeting

MAY 2016
SUNSHINE NEWS II
MAY 2016
(Funded by Lehigh County taxpayers dollars)
PUBLISHED MONTHLY
CEDARBROOK LEHIGH COUNTY NURSING HOMES
350 S. CEDARBROOK ROAD
ALLENTOWN, PA 18104
(610) 395-3727 Fax: (610) 395-0412
Hotline: 610-336-9604
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Luann Houck
Admissions Coordinator
Darlene Ely, MS, CTRS
Director of Therapeutic Recreation
Kerry Magliane
Coordinator of Volunteer Services
Joseph Shadid, RN, NHA
Director/Administrator
Do you have a problem? A question?
Is something bothering you?
Come talk to us about it – so we can solve it for you.
Our doors are open to you . . .
Mary Hazzard
Assistant Administrator
When writing to share positive
comments, complaints, or suggestions
for improvement, please include your
name and contact information. We take
your comments seriously, and we may
need to ask questions, and of course,
we’ll want to share with you the action
taken to address your concerns.
Russell Rentler, MD
Medical Director
Steve Breidigan
Chief Financial Officer
Michelle Reichard
Financial Services Office Manager
Lisa Moyer, RN, BSN
Director of Nursing Services
Michelle Julian, RN
Assistant Director of Nursing Services
Ed Fernandes
Director of Facilities
Karen Carr
Director of Dining Services
Kristen Morstatt
Resident Assessment Coordinator
Chris Troxell
Director of Environmental Services
Pam Schneck
Human Resources Administrator
Judy Golinsky
Assistant Human Resources Administrator
Joe Coleman
Rehab Coordinator
Judy Ortiz
Director of Social Service/Admissions
Debbie Smitreski, Jami Cooper, Heather Jaeger,
Rhett Palushock, Harriet Long, Laurel Fanning
Paul Verret
Social Workers
NURSING HOME HOTLINE
610-336-9604
If you have a question, concern, or complaint,
which you believe has not been satisfactorily
addressed by our staff, feel free to call our
Administrative Hotline. Our Hotline can also be
used to report suspected fraud, waste and abuse
in accordance with the federal Deficit Reduction
Act of 2005. The Hotline number is posted
throughout the facility. An Administrative
Assistant will take calls, or you can record a
message when no one is available. Please follow
the instructions when leaving a recorded
message. Your call is confidential, but you do
need to provide your name and telephone
number, in case we need to contact you for
more information, and to inform you of the
action taken. You can report Fraud, Waste and
Abuse to the Lehigh County Ethics Hotline at 610
-782-3999. This information is confidential and
caller may remain anonymous.
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“A day without laughter is a day wasted” - Charlie
Chaplin
Years ago, Memorial Day was called
“Decoration Day”. Maybe it was because everyone decorated graves for family, Veteran’s
or friends. When I was a child my family piled Iris and
Peonies in buckets of water and put them in the truck
of the car. Upon arrival of the cemetery other relatives
were there for the same reason. We prayed at each
gravesite and had even packed a lunch, had a family
picnic. It was a simpler time but I still think of it as a
remembrance.
To Marilin...I just wanted to thank you for opening our
minds to journalism. We saw how much there is to
learn and yet when we wrote our experiences it was
like being a writer. We had a lot to learn. I hope we
can do it again.
My mother gave me the greatest gift anyone could
give another person. She believed in me.
Enjoy a few Mother’s Day jokes to make you smile...
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Why did the baby strawberry cry?
Because his Mom was in a jam!
What did the baby Egyptian say when he got lost?
I want my Mummy!
What did Mommy spider say to baby spider?
You spend too much time on the web!
Mother to her son: I am warning you, if you fall
out of that tree and break both you legs, don’t
come running to me!
My Mother said: “You won’t amount to anything
because you procrastinate.” I said: “Oh yea, just
you wait”.
Sunshine News Staff
Elma M. Uhle C-2
RESPECT
Poem Written By: Peter Russo D-3
In a world full of disrespect
Let us become men of respect
Let us learn to respect people’s rights
And, let us learn to always act right.
With the aim of respect in our sight
We can learn to be men of right
Learn to honor others with respect
Because we ourselves expect respect.
In a world that lacks respect
Let us wipe away disrespect
The world can become a better place
When we learn to be men of respect.
At
At
At
At
At
At
At
3 years
10 years
16 years
18 years
25 years
50 years
70 years
“Mommy I love you”
“Mom whatever”
“Mom you’re so annoying”
“I’m leaving this house
“Mom you were right”
“I don’t want to lose my Mom!
“I would give up everything to have my
Mom here with me”
DREAMING
Written August 9, 1944
One day as I lay upon my
bed
With pillows tucked about my
head
I dreamed of the ships beyond
the sky
And of the planes the pilots
fly
Also “subs” beneath the oceans'
foam
And the boys far-away from
home.
All these things touched my
heart
And made me feel far
apart
From all the servicemen
galore
Who are trying their best
to restore
Lasting peace and
happiness
For this whole wide
world to bless.
Poem Written By: Barbara Hughes D-7
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MARY MILLER
D-3
05-22
DIANNE BAMFORD
D-2
05-23
FLORENCE SOLT
C-2
05-24
JEAN MUNSCH
C-3
05-27
LEE THOMPSON
B-3
05-29
MARY LEGATH
D-3
05-29
JOYCE VALE
D-4
05-31
WE
APPRECIATE THAT FAMILIES WANT TO
SHARE PARTY TREATS WITH THEIR LOVED
ONES ’
ROOMMATES
AND
FRIENDS .
UNFORTUNATELY,
JOSEPHINE XANDER
C-2
05-01
JAMES JOHNSTON
D-4
05-03
ELIZABETH STRASSER
D-6
05-03
ALFRED MIRTH
D-5
05-04
JAMES MESSINGER
D-5
05-05
JANE HARING
C-3
05-06
JEAN SHOEMAKER
D-7
05-06
PAUL SCHMELTZLE
B-3
05-08
ARLENE HUNSICKER
D-3
05-09
LOIS WALLACE
D-4
05-09
ANTONIO CLEMENTE
D-5
05-10
ANNA PLUNKETT
D-7
05-10
CAROLYN ROBINSON
B-2
05-10
PETRA RODRIGUEZ
D-7
05-11
ANGELA GARRISON
C-2
05-11
MARY LOUISE GOOD CHABUEL
B-2
05-12
ANNA WHITE
C-3
05-12
GWENALDINE LUTZ
C-2
05-14
CATHERINE THOMAS
D-7
05-14
RAMON JAVIER
D-5
05-15
MARY CHRIST
C-2
05-18
MARILYN SUTER
B-2
05-19
STEPHANIE NEDEROSTEK
D-2
05-19
MANY OF OUR RESIDENTS
HAVE SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS. BEFORE
GIVING FOOD TO OUR RESIDENTS, PLEASE
CHECK WITH THE NURSE TO SEE IF IT IS
ALLOWED.
THANK YOU
Margaret Jacobs
Kenneth Wagner, Sr.
Ruth Thomas
Helen Gery
Liselotte Callman
Walter Boyer
Edward Wagner
Dolores Herman
Douglas Heivly
Lorraine Stengel
Willard Craig
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Activities for residents and staff:
 Counting and Trivia Game
 Flag Making Contest
 Entertainment to celebrate America
 Visit the 12 best cities in the world
 There will be random drawings for gift cards daily
 Residents and Staff will also be making cards for the Pediatric Unit at LHC as one
one of our resident outreach programs
Watch for the event calendar which will be posted throughout the building. So
open up your “Big Heart” and join in the preparation and activities with our
residents as we celebrate...NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK
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Date: ___________________________________________________________
Interview: _______________________________________________________
Resident Dreamer: __________________ Nursing Unit/Room: ___________
1. Resident’s past occupation: _______________________________________
2. Is there something related to your former occupation that you would like to
do again? _____________________________________________________
3. Think of something you loved doing in the past that you would like to do
again. ________________________________________________________
4. Name something that really gives you pleasure that you have not been able
to enjoy recently: _______________________________________________
5. Is there a favorite food that you love and have not had in a long time?
______________________________________________________________
6. Is there a person you are missing and have not had a chance to see and
where do they live? _____________________________________________
7. Is there something you would still like to learn? _______________________
8. Is there something you would like to do for a particular person you know?
______________________________________________________________
9. Is there something that you need that would make your life easier or more
enjoyable? _____________________________________________________
10. If you were to dream of doing anything at all, what would it be?
_____________________________________________________________
11. Family member you would like to include in your dream: ______________
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Date: __________________
1. Staff Captain (Unit Staff Overseeing Dream):__________________________
______________________________________________________________
2. Summary of Dream: ____________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
3. Dream Details Including (Details / Dates / Phone Numbers)
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
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4. Transportation (Details / Resident Mobility / Car or Van Lift Needed)
______________________________________________________________
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5. Oxygen Needed: Yes _____
No _____
6. Other Special Needs (Dietary Needs, etc.) __________________________
7. Consents:
Resident has an OOP order _____
Physician is aware of dream _____
Name of Responsible Party ___________________________
Responsible Party Informed of Dream ___________________
Release of Liability Signed ___________________________
Photo Permission
___________________________
Completed By
_____________________________
Date _____________
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PLANT DONATIONS WELCOME. PLEASE DIVIDE IN POTS OR BAGS
HELD RAIN OR SHINE - CEDARBROOK ALLENTOWN FRONT LAWN
EVERYONE WELCOME - FAMILY MEMBERS, STAFF & NEIGHBORS
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What’s a commonym you ask? It is a group
of words that have a common trait in the
three words. Example: A Car - A Tree - An
Elephant.
The answer is they all have
trunks. These will make you think!
1. A Ball - A Fish - A Cold
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2. A Ball - A Salad - A Coin
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3. A Bell - A Mouth - A Shoe
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4. Fog - A Jack - A Body Builder
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5. Hair - A Brain - The Ocean
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6. An Aquarium - The Army - A Car
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7. A Doctor - A Mailman - Domino’s
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8. Jackie - Dolly - Eleanor
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9. Corn - Baby - Olive
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10. America - Kangaroo - Crunch
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11. Santa’s Sleigh - Churches - Schools
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12. Picnic - Easter - Wastepaper
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13. Wagon - Ferris - Cart
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14. Love - Chain - Dear John
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15. Bricks - Eggs - Carpet
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16. Dinner - Straight - Leather
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Try this tasty version of
Mexican Street Food.
Grilled Corn on the Cob.
The corn is slathered with
a rich combination of
mayonnaise, cayenne,
lime juice and butter.
You never had Corn on
the Cob like this
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4 Ears corn, husks intact
1/4 Cup mayonnaise
1/4 Teaspoon cayenne, plus more for garnish
Juice of 1 lime
1-1/2 Teaspoons minced fresh cilantro
2 Tablespoons (1/4 stick) unsalted butter,
melted
1/2 Cup grated Cotija Cheese *Queso Fresco or
Parmesan can be substituted.
Carefully pull down the corn husks and remove
only the silks. Pull the husks back on the corn.
Submerge the corn in cold water for 30 minutes.
Make sure the corn is fully covered with water.
Whisk together the mayonnaise, cayenne, lime
juice, and cilantro in a bowl. Preheat the grill to
medium-high heat. Remove the corn from the
water and shake off any excess. Grill the corn for
18 to 20 minutes, rotating the ears every 3 to 4
minutes to make sure the corn is cooking on all
sides. Remove the corn from the grill. Using
mitts, remove the husks, leaving the core attached
at the end of make a holder. To char the corn,
return the ears to the heat and grill for 1 to 2
minutes. Spread each ear with 1-1/2 teaspoon
melted butter, followed by 1 tablespoon
mayonnaise mixture. Sprinkle each ear with 2
tablespoons grated cheese and extra cayenne.
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They lift
Things with waves
Things with tanks
They deliver
First Ladies
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Captains
They have bells
Baskets
Wheels
Letters
They are laid
Jackets
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RESIDENTS’ COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 11, 2016
The Resident Right for April was read:
TRANSFER AND DISCHARGE -
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ANSWERS:
FUN
CAKE
CARDS
PICTURE
MAY
LOVE
SUNDAY
SONS
TRADITION
PICTURES
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Nursing announced we will begin trialing a new
Fiber sauce program. Fiber sauce is a natural
laxative that we will be offering as an alternative to
pills.
New Administrator, Joseph Shadid, was
introduced. He shared some of his personal and
professional background and invited anyone with
any questions/concerns to come see him.
Announced we have a new in-house TV channel.
Channel 22 is our in-house channel. Currently
you can watch the newly hatched eaglets in their
nest just outside of Pittsburgh.
Reminded everyone there is a Second Wind
Dream form in the Sunshine News for anyone who
has a dream. Please complete the form and
return it to a staff member.
Auditorium activity schedules are on the back of
the Sunshine News and on your units. Unit
activities are posted on your unit as well.
The next meeting will be held on Monday, May 16,
2016 at 2:00 PM in the Auditorium.
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MANICURE
BRUNCH
JEWELRY
MASSAGE
TEA
PAMPER
DAUGHTERS
SPA
FLOWERS
MOM
Highlights:
Unscramble the letters to form a
word associated with things to do
with Mom.
Answers are at the
bottom of the page. ENJOY!
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You
cannot be transferred or discharged from your nursing
facility except in an emergency; the nursing facility
ceases operations; you may endanger the health and
safety of the other residents; nonpayment of you share,
if any, of your cost of care; improvement in your health
to the point where you no longer need nursing facility
care; or an urgent need for medical services the
nursing facility cannot provide. Except for an emergency or your urgent need for medical services the nursing
facility cannot provide, the nursing facility must give
you and a relative or other responsible person you
have named, 30 days advance written notice of your
transfer or discharge. The nursing facility must arrange
for your safe and orderly transfer to a site where your
needs can be adequately provided for, and the nursing
facility must thoroughly prepare you for your upcoming
transfer or discharge. Transfer or discharge does not
mean movement of a resident to a bed within the
same certified facility.
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Wireless access to the Internet is now
available at Cedarbrook-Allentown and
Cedarbrook-Fountain Hill.
Residents with
wireless devices such as laptops, notebooks,
tablets (Kindle, Nook, etc) may request access
through their Social Worker or Therapeutic
Recreation Aide. Our PC Specialist will assign
a unique username and password, which must
be kept confidential. Visitors may request
access at the switchboard. Usernames and
passwords for visitors will automatically expire
after three days.
Are you looking to drop off a payment for
services at Cedarbrook Allentown after
business hours or on the weekend?
Financial Services now has a lock box located
in the Main Lobby. Feel free to drop off
payments anytime day or night.
It’s official! On June 15, 2015 Cedarbrook
launched its first official website, designed to
inform Lehigh County residents - and the
world at large - about the quality services and
operations provided here.
It also offers
dropdowns for both Allentown and Fountain
Hill locations, with directions, departmental
listings and the newsletters, posted every
month.
On the home page are slider
segments that promote the institution and that
will change from time to time. A highlight of
the front page is the “Ratings & Reviews”
section at the bottom where Cedarbrook users
can submit their opinions on the quality of
services. Please visit the site often, and please
let your family and friends know about it.
www.cedarbrookseniorcare.com is copyrighted by Cedarbrook Nursing Homes.
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At Cedarbrook, we are able to witness the kindness
shown to our fellow man every day. Our volunteers are
a perfect example of the “paying it forward” lifestyle. As
Albert Schweitzer, a French philosopher, said, “the
purpose of human life is to serve, and to show
compassion and the will to help others.” We are blessed
to have such great volunteers.
Volunteers Are Needed!
We have openings at Fountain Hill and Allentown for
these opportunities:
 In-house transporters for activities and appointments
- weekdays and weekends.
 Special events Volunteers (Spring plant sale, car
show, bazaar, etc.)
 Bingo game helpers
 Pinochle players
 Walmart shopping assistants
 Garden Helpers
 Assist residents - making, hand-crafted items
(knitting, crocheting, weaving, etc.)
Summer opportunities are available for high school
students.
Most volunteer shifts are just one or two hours long.
Please call, Kerry Magliane, Volunteer Coordinator,
Cedarbrook Nursing Homes, if you are interested in any
of these opportunities and it will be my pleasure to
discuss them with you. Call 610-336-5684, MondayFriday or email me at [email protected]
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It’s your big day Mom’s so put your feet up and test your “Mom”
knowledge. The answers can be found at the bottom of the page.
1. What was the first name of President George W. Bush’s mother?
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2. In which film would you hear the immortal words “Mother’s not quite herself today”?
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3. Who was the mother of Liza Minelli?
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4. Who played Forrest Gump’s mother in the film “Forrest Gump”?
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5. In which Beatle song does “...Mother Mary come to me”?
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6. According to the proverb, what is “the mother of invention”?
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7. Who was the mother of Queen Elizabeth I?
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8. True or False - Buzz Aldrins mother’s maiden name was moon?
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9. Who is the mother of actress Melanie Griffith who starred in Hitchcock’s The Birds?
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10. Which artist painted a famous portrait of his mother?
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11. Who is Pebble’s mother in the Flintstones?
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12. Which actress is the famous mother of Jamie Lee Curtis & starred in Psycho?
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13. Who was the last Empress of India?
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14. What do the Tibetans refer to as “The goddess mother”?
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James Whistler
Wilma
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13. Queen Mother
14. Mount Everest
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MAY 2016
Kim Seip
Donald Bachman
Pamela Wirth
Melody Fejes
Michele Ayello
Cindy Ruhf
Susan Truby
Michael Haas
Maureen Bloch
Mary Bachman
Lisa Grim
Kristie Dengler
Maria Caban
Rebecca Hellie
Vanessa Tuyen
Hulda Onyore
Kettely Artis
Valerie Hufnagle
Ashley Durfey
Charlotte Nichols
Kevin Wetzel
Kevin Doyne
Janae Hood
Beth Royster
Melissa Strong
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Herlett Murray
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Ernest Senefeld
Stephanie Cuevas
Konnie Krasenics
Harriet Long
Patricia Lengle
Catherine Shupp
Laura Draper
Debra Smith
Jennifer Allen
Rickara Harrison
Kelli Rutko
Carmen Rivera
Taryn Zeiner
Erica Reyes
Jose Rosario
Crystal Kohler
Natasha Felix
Abneri Walker
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The following are
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the minutes of the
Resident Food
Committee Meeting
edited to include
items of general
interest.
Minutes - The minutes from the March 14,
2016 meeting can be found in the
Sunshine News Issue.
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April 11, 2016
2:45 p.m.
Attendance:
Dining Service Staff:
Karen Carr - General Manager
James Hirschel - Production Manager
Erin Gafford - Diet Tech Supervisor
Deanna Schmidt - RD
Announcements
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The April Birthday Celebration will be
held on Tuesday, April 12, 2016 in the
Family Room. We have 21 residents
invited to attend the event.
Our Third Resident Kitchen tour for 2016
was done on Thursday, March 31, 2016
at 10:30 am. The following residents
toured the kitchen: Kay Lopota and
Dorothy Shunk. Our Tour Date for April
is Thursday, April 28, 2016. Please let
your Dietitian know if you want to join
the tour!
You are to be offered an evening snack
each night by the nursing staff. Please
let us know if you have any questions or
concerns about this snack.
We are
continuing to research new ideas for your
snacks.
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New Spring Summer Menu will start on
Sunday, May 1, 2016. Some of the new
items you will see are: Chocolate Cake
with Peanut Butter Icing; Beef
Stroganoff; Fresh Cut French Fries;
Chicken Parm Sandwich; Coconut Cream
Pie; Grilled Chicken Leg with Sauce; Mint
Cucumber & Tomato Salad;
Bacon
Cheese Egg Strata; Cheese Ravioli with
Meat Sauce and Beef Taco Salad.
National Nursing Home Specials will be
as follows: May 9th - Lunch: Garlic
Orange Pork, Fried Rice and Asian Blend
Vegetables, May 10th - Breakfast: Crepes
filled with fruit, May 11th - Lunch:
American Cheeseburger, Onion Rings and
Vanilla Ice Cream with Chocolate Syrup,
May 12th - Lunch: Sauerbraten, Buttered
Noodles and Braised Red Cabbage, May
13th - Lunch: Homemade Lasagna.
Mothers Day Menu will be: Chicken Kiev,
Rissole Potatoes, Glazed Diced Carrots,
Cheesecake Pudding with Strawberry
Topping.
Dietitian’s Corner Program
Have you been hearing a lot about diabetes
lately? Diabetes and pre-diabetes are very
common in the news lately as the incidence
of these two conditions rise. What is diabetes? From the American Diabetes Association - it is a problem with your body that
causes blood glucose (sugar) levels to rise
higher than normal. This is also called hyperglycemia.
When you eat your body
breaks food down into glucose and sends it
into the blood. Insulin then helps move the
glucose from the blood into your cells.
When glucose enters your cells it is either
used as fuel for energy right away or stored
for later use. In a person with diabetes,
there is a
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problem with insulin. Types of diabetes
include type 1, type 2 and gestational
diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes is where your body does
not use insulin properly. this is called insulin
resistance. At first the pancreas makes
extra insulin to make up for it. Over time
your pancreas isn’t able to keep up and
can’t make enough insulin to keep your
blood glucose levels normal. Type 2 is
treated with lifestyle changes, oral medication and insulin.
Risk factors for Type 2 diabetes include
history of hyperglycemia, pre-diabetes and
or gestational diabetes; overweight or
obesity; physical inactivity, genetics; family
history; race and ethnicity; age; high blood
pressure; abnormal cholesterol.
What is the treatment for Type 2 diabetes?
The two goals are to make sure you feel
well day to day and to prevent or delay long
-term health problems. The best way to
reach those goals is by: taking medications,
if your doctor prescribes them; planning
your meals-choosing what, how much and
when to eat; being physically active.
How do I know if my treatment is working?
You will monitor your A1c which will tell
your average blood glucose for the past 2 to
3 months. Improvement or a normal range
will show that your treatment is working.
Diabetes is becoming more prevalent in our
society as the previous risk factors seem to
increase. By monitoring our health status,
eating a balanced diet and participating in
physical activity we can decrease our risk of
developing diabetes.
Your Dietitian’s
Jackie & Deanna
Next meeting will be on May 9, 2016
Thank you to everyone for your time and
ideas. We hope to see you at our next
meeting.
Please encourage your fellow
resident to attend.
is located in the Security Department.
Many items await the claim of their rightful owner. If you think what you have
“lost” may have been “found”, please talk
to your social worker or stop by.
Any residents having difficulties with their
equipment such as lights, radios, wheelchairs, beds, etc., please contact your unit
clerk, nursing staff, or charge nurse on
unit to send a work order to Facilities for
repairs.
EDITOR/FORMAT DESIGN
ADVISOR
COPY EDITOR
MAILING
PHOTOS
PEGGY BUNDRA
DARLENE ELY
MEL FEJES
AL HEYDT
MICHELE AYELLO
NANCY KLINE
PAT WETHERHOLD
SHARON ALDER
MARGIE EVERETT
PHYLLIS BOBBIN
FLORENCE SOLT
LENNY KROMER
FLORENCE ACHEY
ELMA UHLE
MARTHA FEICHTEL
C-3
C-2
B-3
C-3
C-2
B-2
MAY 2016
Tips for Keeping
Your Money and
Valuables Safe
Although we discourage residents from
keeping money and valuables in their
room, we realize that many of you will
choose to do so. Therefore, we would like
to offer these tips to help you keep your
money and valuables safe from loss or
theft. Since you have access to the money
in your account during normal business
hours Monday through Friday, we suggest
that you only withdraw the amount you
need for immediate use. If you need larger
sums of money for gifts or to reimburse
your family members for purchases made
on your behalf, we suggest that you
contact Financial Services to arrange for
payment by check. If you choose to keep
money and valuables in your room, we
highly recommend that you secure such
items in the locked drawer of your bedside
cabinet. Keep your key with you, or keep
your key out of sight in a safe place. As
soon as you realize that your money or
property is missing, it is important to
report it immediately to the Charge Nurse.
Cedarbrook will not assume responsibility
for replacing missing property kept by residents on their person or in their room.
However, we will take action to
investigate, and to try to recover your
property if possible. Finally, we ask that
you help us maintain a current inventory of
your personal property. Any property that
you purchase or receive during your stay
should be added to your Valuables
Received After Admission Form, including a
description of the property. This information is essential when trying to locate
missing items.
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Doris Watkins
Richard Hartman
Maryanna Toczek
Irene Daubert
Alice Ziegler
Rose Bucher
Beverly New
Myrtle Frederick
Adele Roskos
Alice Nonnemacher
Hal Moore
Goldie Kurtz
Gary Miller
Lillian Shade
Gladys Tait
Dental services will no longer be provided by Stuart Field, DMD, at Cedarbrook
Allentown and Cedarbrook Fountain
Hill. Although some residents have
been enrolled with our other contracted
dental service, HealthDrive, we are
working with HealthDrive to enroll all
residents beginning October 26th.
Residents or their responsible parties
will be contacted by HealthDrive
directly for consent to enroll. Once
enrolled, dental services will be
provided by David Miller, DMD, on-site
at Cedarbrook Allentown and Cedarbrook Fountain Hill.
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CHURCH
CHURCH
SUNDAY
2:00
8
2:00
15
CHURCH
CHURCH
2:00
CHURCH
with COMMUNION
22
2:00
29
2:00
2
9:30
MONDAY
ROSARY
HAPPPY HOUR
TUESDAY
2:00
DOMINOES-IP
7:00
10
2:00
DOMINOES-IP
CRAFTS &
KNITTING
MASS
TEAM YAHTZEE
WEDNESDAY
10:00
4
SSN STAFF
MEETING
10:00 TALKING BOOK
11
10:15 PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH BELL CHOIR
2:00
KRISTIN
CORYELL
TRIBUTE TO AMERICA
3:45
BIBLE STUDY
7:00
PET VISIT
18
SSN COLLATING
TALKING BOOK
AUXILIARY
BINGO
BIBLE STUDY
BETHANY
CHURCH
MEMORIAL
SERVICE
10:00 TALKING BOOK
2:00
25
CRAFTS &
9:00
KNITTING
10:00
2:00
DOMINOES-IP
3:45
SCATTEGORIES 7:00
3:30
7:00
DEVOTIONS
FRIDAY
6
10:15
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THURSDAY
MUSIC MAKERS
1:30
5
10:00
PINOCHLE-IP
MUSIC MAKERS
SATURDAY
7
10:15 KENLIN
SCHOOL OF DANCE
2:00
YOUNG
MUSICANS
CLUB
14
10:15
13
DEVOTIONS
2:00
LEHIGH
VALLEY
FOLK SOCIETY
PUZZLE
YOUR MIND
10:15
ROB
BALLONOFF
PUZZLE
YOUR MIND
WHITE
HEAT TRIO
2:00
28
PUZZLE
YOUR MIND
10:15
ITALIAN
WHEEL OF
FORTUNE
21
10:15
HOUSE
GAMES
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
DEVOTIONS
1:30
20
10:15
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
1:30
HOUSE
GAMES
1:30
PINOCHLE-IP
10:00
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
WOOD WORKING
1:30
WOOD WORKING
MUSIC MAKERS
CHOIR
1:30
2:00
12
1:30
CHOIR
10:00
2:00
1:30
WOOD WORKING
19
1:30
CHOIR
1:30
MOVIE
MATINEE
DEVOTIONS
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
27
10:15
1:30
WOOD WORKING
MUSIC MAKERS
2:00
26
1:30
CHOIR
10:00
2:00
TR – TR Workshop, 2nd Floor
FR – Family Room, 1st Floor
KEY:
DOMINOES-IP
7:00
ANYTHING
GOES
31
3:30
24
9:30
7:00
3:30
9:30
17
9:30 CRAFTS &
KNITTING
11:30 MAY RESIDENT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
1:30—3:15 CARD MAKING
FOR LVH PEDIATRIC UNIT
3:30
DOMINOES-IP
7:00
PICTIONERY
CRAFTS FOR
MOTHER’S
DAY
3:30
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House Activity Schedule – MAY 2016
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
1:00
GLENN
MILLER
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
2:00
9:30
9
2:00
12 BEST TRIPS
VIDIO
9:30
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
16
2:00
RESIDENT
COUNCIL AND
FOOD COMMITTEE
LEFT, RIGHT,
CENTER
7:00
9:30
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
23
2:00
KRIS
PHIPANY
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
ERIC
KEARNS
30
9:30
2:00
*All other programs held in Auditorium
on the 2nd floor
** All programs are subject to change
IP = Independent Program
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