We will get through this together, Willows Estate residents say
Residents of Willows Estate have a heartfelt message for the world during this time of uncertainty.
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Black History Month presentation engages Willows residents
With a recent increase in the number of residents who are cognitively well, Willows Estate has been striving to offer interesting activities to engage this population of men and women who live at the Aurora long-term care home.
Soup’s on at Maplewood
From peeling carrots for a homemade soup to tasting avocadoes while blindfolded, residents are actively participating in current Nutrition Month activities at Maplewood.
Willows Estate celebrates International Women’s Day March 8
From the female caregivers to the women who reside at Willows Estate, the Aurora long-term care home joined the worldwide effort to celebrate International Women’s Day March 8.
Rosebridge Manor PSW praises Village Green BSO program, training session
As Rosebridge Manor builds its Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) team, personal support worker (PSW) Richard Barr says the best training he has received by far was during a session at Village Green.
Resident’s kind words have big impact on West Lake Terrace staff: LEC
A resident’s recent kudos about staff proved to be just what the doctor ordered for a morale boost at West Lake Terrace.
Village Green’s BSO efforts are home-wide and ‘awesome,’ says Rosebridge Manor RPN
From the engagement of the entire staff to how well the home is organized, Molly Headrick stepped away from Village Green recently impressed with the long-term care home’s Behavioural Supports Ontario (BSO) efforts.
Love was in the air at Rosebridge Manor
Rosebridge Manor had a lovin’ feeling in store for Valentine’s Day.
Willows Estate to mark Black History Month
A life enrichment aide (LEA) will be sharing with Willows Estate residents the importance of black Canadians’ contribution to the culture of the country.
West Lake Terrace helps resident walk again, regain independence
A microwave oven, a tea kettle, a slow-cooker and a coffee machine – these were the housewarming gifts West Lake Terrace offered Neal Harvey, a former resident of the Prince Edward County long-term care home, who moved into his own apartment in Bowmanville Feb. 1.
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