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Iron County Medical Care Facility
Medicommunicator
September 2015
John Wayne Weekend
September 5th and 6th
Resident, Walt Nelson will be
hosting a movie marathon of some
of our favorite movies. There will
be four movies per day running at
9:30 am 12:30pm
2:45pm and 6:00pm
on both days.
If you are a fan of the duke, be sure to join in on the fun.
We will be announcing John Wayne trivia and token
and other prizes will be available for residents with a
right answer (sorry you can not win more than one
trivia a day) Popcorn will be available in the afternoon.
We are happy to announce that
October 2nd is set aside for the facility’s
Annual Octoberfest Celebration
and Pig Roast
We hope to ramp it up a bit this year and have
some fun events going on throughout the day.
We have tons of fabulous ideas but are still
working on the details of the day’s activities.
Just be here in the afternoon on October 2nd,
Live Music at 4 pm
Dinner will be served at 5pm
Both Dining Rooms
You must RSVP to the
facility anytime after
September 8th and before Sept 28th, with the
amount of people who will be eating and what
resident you are invited for to 875-6671
What are we celebrating? The contributions and
achievements of the 155 million men and women
who are in the U.S. workforce.
In the late 1800s the average American worked
12-hour days and seven-day weeks to squeeze out a
basic living. Children as young as 5-6 years old
worked in factories and mines.
The first U.S. Labor Day was celebrated on
Tuesday, September 5, 1882, in New York City,
planned by the Central Labor Union. The Labor
Day parade of about 10,000 workers took unpaid
leave and marched from City Hall past Union
Square uptown to Elm Park for a concert, speeches,
and a picnic
Traditionally people did not wear white or
seersucker clothes after Labor Day as it
unofficially marked the end of summer.
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Resident Birthday Corner
9-01 Eva Klier
9-03 Irene Jones
9-05 Joan Novey
9-20 Lillian Salonen
9-20 Mildred Cadwallader
9-20 Irene Battye
9-23 Donna Boughman
9-25 Martha Urpila
9-27 Sonja Ketola
9-27 Bruno Krajewski
9-28 George Casper
9-29 Rosalie Eastman
9-30 Alice Bosko
Make your day the
best one ever!
Employee Birthdays
9-03 Lisa Bruette
9-05 Malissa Aho
9-13 Daniel Murray
9-13 Mary Lou Larsen
9-14 Toni Ann Franz
9-16 Keary Beck
9-17 Melissa Cronkright
9-18 Alyssa Casiano
9-19 Kristine Gribble
9-19 Courtney Bean
9-20 Matthew Gendzwill
9-22 Christina Bett
9-24 Ashley Clisch
9-25 Kristine Armstrong
9-25 Rob Willman
9-25 Sharon Leonoff
9-27 Darla Bonno
9-27 Macy Weslin
9-28 Melissa Schinderle
9-29 Deana Cronkright
9-30 Teri Lehto
9-30 Charlotte Briggs
September Announcements
Activity Council…………September 4th
Labor Day………………..September 7th
Resident Council……....September 14th
Dementia Support Grp..September 15th
Family Council…..……..September 16th
Those born in the month of September tend to be
Orderly, Modest, Diligent, Analytical & Selfsufficient. They are intellectual, critical and tend to
be very picky. They are considered the
“perfectionist”
Resident in the Spotlight
“Aging is an inevitable process. I
surely wouldn't want to grow
younger. The older you become,
the more you know; your bank
account of knowledge is much
richer.”
William Holden
Walter Klima
Walter always has a friendly smile for those he
meets on his travels around the facility. He enjoys
Happy Hour, TV watching and reading. If you see
him be sure to congratulate him on being selected:
September Resident in the Spotlight
Spotlighted residents are given a 5-dollar candystore
certificate and a badge to wear for the month long
acknowledging their recognition. If you have a resident
you would like to see honored, please submit in writing to
the editor. All submissions welcome!
Back to School
Medicommunicator
August Riddle Solution: Congrats to Blanche Novak(vhal)
Four jolly men sat down to play, they played all night until the break of day.
They played for cash and not for fun, with a separate score for every one.
When it came time to square accounts, they all made quite fair amounts.
Not one lost and all gained. ANSWER: They are paid musicians!
Riddle Me This….
MONTHLY RIDDLE RULES:
The first person to turn in the correct
answer to the publisher (Stacy) wins a
great prize! Once you win, you are
ineligible for six months to allow for
everyone to get a chance. DT Aides and
our publisher (front office), do not
qualify for the riddle as they see the
riddle prior to publication and have an
unfair advantage. Aww…Sorry
September Riddle
What is 3/7 chicken, 2/3 cat
and 1/2 goat?
SCHOOLHOUSE
TEACHER
STUDENT
RECESS
PENCIL
PENS
CURSIVE
ALPHABET
DRAWING
ARTWORK
SPELLINGBEE
CHEMESTRY
ARITHMATIC
SOCIALSTUDIES
DESK
SHARPENER
CHALKBOARD
ERASER
DETENTION
EXPELLED
GLOBE
READING
WRITING
PAPER
FOLDER
CLASSMATE
BELL
SCHOOLLUNCH
LUNCHPAIL
HOMEECONOMICS
GYMCLASS
STUDENTCOUNCIL
ADVISOR
GUIDANCE
CALCULATOR
TABLET
FINEARTS
FORENSICS
GRADES
REPORTCARD
MILKMONEY
BULLY
FRIENDS
EXPERIMENT
GEOMETRY
SCIENCE
FIELDTRIP
TARDY
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What’s Happening in September 2015 ?
Diversional Therapy Department News………...
Bon Fires..We continue this wonderful evening activity but soon it will be
coming to an end so be sure to take part the two scheduled times in September
1st and the 14th at 5:30 off of Spruce Street.
Shopping – On Friday, September 4th, we are getting our shopping lists ready
and heading off to Iron Mountain to the Dollar Tree. Bus will be leaving at
12:30. Be sure to sign up early with the Diversional Therapy Staff if you would
like to attend.
Grandparents Day Celebration...In honor of all the wonderful Grand Parents
we will be celebrating on Friday, September 11th at 2:00 in the Wood Haven
Activity Center with Carmel Apple Pie and music. Please mark your
calendars and be sure to join us.
Sunshine Girls…..If you are ready for some unique entertainment mark your
calendar for Tuesday, September 15th, at 2:00 in the Wood Haven Activity
Center. These girls sing and play music on some house hold items (garbage
cans). We also have a special treat planned.
Community Breakfast is scheduled for Wednesday, September 16th. We will
of course have fried potatoes, but we have a new item to try called, “Egg
Bowls”. They are sure to be delicious. Sign up with the Diversional Therapy
Staff if you are interested in attending. We serve at 9:00.
Fall Color Tour…...The colors are changing early and on Friday September 18th,
we are taking a trip to Bond Falls. We will be taking a bag lunch with us and
hopefully enjoy the fall colors and some warm weather. Sign up with the
Diversional Therapy staff if you would like to attend.
Norway Senior Center…... As the weather begins to cool down we say, “Good
Bye” to our picnics and we’ll be enjoying outings with our friends at the Senior
Centers. We will be attending their Harvest Lunch, which is beef stroganoff,
egg noodles, beans, salad bar with soup and dessert. If you would like to join us
on the lunch outing, be sure to sign up with the Diversional Therapy Staff.
DT Luncheon...Calling all cooks…..Meet in the Diversional Kitchen at 9:00 and
help us prepare a wonderful meal for you and a guest to enjoy. The planned
menu is Chili, cheese and crackers, home made corn bread, Waldorf salad, and
Mackinaw Island Fudge Ice Cream for dessert.
Happy Birthday….. Our monthly party honoring those with September
birthdays is set for September 30th at 2:00pm. Live music and cake and
ice-cream will be served. Come on down and help us make them feel special!
Favorite Facts that are False
Don’t Eat and Swim
This doesn’t increase the risk
of cramps; alcohol is the
biggest risk increaser. But a
full stomach will make you
short of breath.
Oil Stops Stuck Pasta
Nope; it's only make it greasy.
Stirring prevents sticking.
Three Wise Men
Nowhere in the Bible does it
specify that there were three.
Water Rotation
A flushed toilet does not rotate
the other way in the Southern
Hemisphere.
Only 10% of the Brain Is
Used
The proportion on the brain
“firing” at any one time is task
dependant, but ultimately,
every region is used almost
every day.
Missing-Persons Reports
Police don’t require a 24-hour
waiting period before
accepting a missing-persons
report.
7 Years to Digest Gum
The chewy base of gum is
indigestible and passes straight
through. The remainder is
absorbed.
Sugar = Hyperactivity
Studies disprove this. Poor or
rowdy behaviors still occur in
children with sugar free diets.
Administrative Staff
Department of Human Services Board
Joseph Shubat. ……..……….……..……...……...265-1755
Don Powell, …………..….………………….…265-4500
James Dellies…………………………………...367-5678
Administrator:
Chester E. Pintarelli.....................................................................875-6671
Medical Director:
Dr. Robert Han, M.D, CMD........................................................265-9908
Jill Nocerini, DNP……………………………….265-9908
Admissions:
Rob Willman…...Admissions Coordinator/Complaint Investigator
Facility Administrative Department Heads…875-6671
Kim Mastie, R.N., …...……………….......Director of Nursing
Debra Morrow, R.N., ……………………..MDS Coordinator
Nikki Bortolini, R.N. ……....Infection Control/Inservice Director
Wendy Labelle, R.N…………………….Nurse Risk Manager
Robin M. Caron, CPA, ….……..…………….….....Controller
Teri Lehto, ……Accounts Receivable Director/Resident Billing
Judy Johnson………………….…Accounts Payable Director
Karen Stebbins……………………………Payroll Director
Tammy Bilski………………………....…Human Resources
Jessica Schram, RHIA...Health Information Management/Privacy
Scott Schoenborn, CDM, ………....Director of Dietary Services
Debbie Rossato, P.T…………...…Director of Rehab Services
Larrie Mendoza MSME,…………….Director of Physical Plant
Stacy Donati, AP-BC…….Diversional Therapy/HIPAA Security
Sally Ross, LBSW, ……………...…….….…..Social Worker
Wendy Gibson, LMSW……………...……….....Social Worker
Jackie Beaudoin, LBSW………………….…....Social Worker
Steve Simbob, ………………….……...Purchasing Director
Keary Beck………………………….Director of Technology
Lisa Lesandrini,………….….……....Assisted Living Director
Our Email Addresses
Administrator: ..................................................... cepicmcf@up.net
Admissions:........................................rwillman@ironcountymcf.com
Assisted Living.....................................lisak@victorianheights.net
Controller/Accountant.........................robin@ironcountymcf.com
Corporate Compliance………….teresao@ironcountymcf.com
Billing Questions.......................................teri@ironcountymcf.com
Dietary.......................................................scott@ironcountymcf.com
Director of Nursing:.........................kimmy@ironcountymcf.com
Diversional Dept:...................................stacy@ironcountymcf.com
Health Information……………jschram@ironcountymcf.com
Human Resources…...........................tbilski@ironcountymcf.com
Plant Operations....................................larrie@ironcountymcf.com
Physical Therapy......................................deb@ironcountymcf.com
Resident Trust………………….judy@ironcountymcf.com
Social Worker……………...…….sar@ironcountymcf.com
Social Worker……………...…wendy@ironcountymcf.com
Social Worker………………....jackie@ironcountymcf.com
Technology…………….…techsupport@ironcountymcf.com
RESIDENTS: ........residents@ironcountymcf.com
(please include resident’s full name in the subject box)
Just A Phase?
The moon is a natural symbol of change,
and its shape-sifting comes in phases.
As it grows from invisibility (a new
moon), it is waxing; when between half
and full, it is called gibbous (literally,
“humpbacked”). As it shrinks again, it
is waning; and when it approaches a
sliver of a fingernail in appearance, it
is called a crescent.