APRIL 2 01 6 - Cedarbrook Nursing Homes

APRIL 2016
SUNSHINE NEWS II
APRIL 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
Director of Therapeutic Recreation
Kerry Magliane
Coordinator of Volunteer Services
Joseph Shadid
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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NATURE
My son-in-law always made his
Easter egg hunt special for his 5
grandchildren-all girls. He specifies one to hunt for
eggs shaped like soccer balls, the other footballs,
the other yellow colored, green colored and the other blue. They all had the same amount of money
inside. They are all older now and he said it would
be the last year for the egg hunt.
REMEMBER APRIL
Easter new dress or suit
Going to Church
Painting Easter eggs
Egg hunt
April showers
Greeting robins and daffodils
Filing income taxes
Elma M. Uhle C-2
We would like to remember Charles Williams as a
friend and contributing member of the Sunshine
News. He
always participated in our monthly
meetings. He will be deeply missed.
Sunshine News Staff
The Sun
To frolic in the sun
To be bathed in the warmth
To frolic in the sun
The sun, to be enjoyed by everyone
Thru the millenniums it has risen
To light the way for mankind
The brightness of the sun
Illuminates the darkness of everyone
The sun, a symbol of the Gods
Thru the ages the God of everyone
Sun, the center of life
Let us look toward the sun
As a symbol of brightness for everyone
Poem Written By:
Peter Russo D-3
Written in 7th grade
I love the birds
I love the trees
I love the buzzing honeybees
The meadow brook
The laughing breeze
All in all o’er all the seas.
We cannot be without these
things
That are like the refinery
of the kings
To think that nature made
them all
Beyond our rough-stoned garden
wall.
What makes the rain fall
And the brook go laughing down
the shady nook
And how the robin can
sing his song
So sweetly all day long?
All these things are beyond my
reach
Although I could make a
long, long speech
I know that nature made
them all
Even the bob-o-link tells
us in his call.
Poem Written By:
Barbara Hughes D-7
As Spring approaches the TR Department is
looking for flower pots. If you are doing some
Spring cleaning and have any pots you don’t
want please donate them to our residents.
Thank You!
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PAMELA GREEN
C-2
04-28
VENICE CROUTHAMEL
C-3
04-28
JAMES DEWALT
D-3
04-29
MARGARET MATIKA
D-2
04-30
WE
APPRECIATE THAT FAMILIES WANT TO
SHARE PARTY TREATS WITH THEIR LOVED
ONES ’
ROOMMATES
AND
FRIENDS .
UNFORTUNATELY,
MANY OF OUR RESIDENTS
HAVE SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS. BEFORE
GIVING FOOD TO OUR RESIDENTS, PLEASE
GRACE SEASER
D-2
04-01
TAM NGUYEN
D-7
04-02
IONA TYLER
C-3
04-02
MATILDA KANCSAL
D-7
04-04
WILLIAM RUSSELL
D-5
04-05
MARY WERLEY
C-3
04-06
CAROL LAUER
D-2
04-07
SAMUEL MEITZLER
B-3
04-09
MARY WALKO
D-6
04-12
GEORGE REHRIG
D-5
04-14
AMALIE HITE
C-3
04-16
RACHEL GUTH
B-2
04-17
MARGARET HEIMBACH
D-7
04-17
CARMEN GONZALEZ
D-7
04-19
MARLENE SOUDERS
D-2
04-19
AGAPITA ALVARADO
D-7
04-20
DORIS ZIBURA
D-5
04-21
ANNETTA SCHIMMEL
D-2
04-22
JANET GRONOTSKY
D-4
04-23
CAROL TURAN
D-6
04-23
RHODA OSWALD
D-7
04-26
MILDRED LOVELESS
D-7
04-26
MARGUERITE MACK ZAPACH
C-2
04-27
ANNIE ONKOTZ
D-7
04-28
CHECK WITH THE NURSE TO SEE IF IT IS
ALLOWED.
THANK YOU
Olga Ward
Venice Crouthamel
Laurence Getz
Laurence Scott
Wayne Kasten
Joel Fenstermaker
Mary Sampson
Faith Sweitzer
Mary Miller
Richard Pidcock
David Laury
Julia Tirado
Gloria Guinta
William Moll
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The words listed below have something in common with each other.
Can you guess what it is? The answers are at the bottom of the page.
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Peas
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Straw
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Stop
Delicious
Cannon
Robin
Lion
Monopoly
Royal
Horse
Superior
Jersey
Cloves
Emerald
Sugar
Celery
Cotton
Bush
Petunias
Rasp
Mixer
Kodiak
Beware
Cortland
Mannix
Sparrow
Cheetah
Life
Sky
Cows
Spooner
Holsteins
Blackjack
Hunter
Molasses
Broccoli
Satin
Kennedy
Pansies
Blue
Stove
Polar
Yield
Crab
Columbo
Wren
Tiger
Yahtzee
Midnight
Goats
Madison
Guernsey
Spearmint
Teal
Date
String-beans
Rayon
Jefferson
Daisies
Black
Dishwasher
Grizzly
Caution
Granny Smith
Hammer
Blue
Panther
Aggravation
Turquoise
Sheep
Milwaukee
Brown Swiss
Doublemint
Lime
Chocolate Chip
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Green Vegetables
Fabric
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Flowers
Names of Berries
Kitchen Appliances
Types of Bears
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Safety Signs
Types of Apples
TV Detectives
Types of Birds
Large Cats
Games Played With Dice
Shades of Blues
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Animals With Hooves
Cities in Milwaukee
Breeds of Dairy Cows
Flavors of Chewing Gum
Shades of Green
Types of Cookies
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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: ____________________________________________
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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
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Completed By
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Date _____________
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Example:
Capital
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
OHIO
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2. Philadelphia Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
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3. Madison
Green Bay
Milwaukee
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4. Sacramento
Los Angeles San Diego
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5. Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
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6. Huntsville
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7. Richmond
Alexandria
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8. Charlotte
Durham
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9. Boston
Cape Cod
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10. Anchorage
Juneau
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11. Dallas
Houston
Austin
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12. Phoenix
Tempe
Tucson
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Answers:
Submitted by Agnes Plunkett
TR Department
State
1. Tallahassee Jacksonville, Tampa
STATE
Florida
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
California
Georgia
Alabama
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Alaska
Texas
Arizona
We would like to thank Gloria for all her
work bringing music to the men and
women in uniform and to the world.
We have listed sets of three cities below. See if you can
name the state these cities are located in and then circle
the name of the capital city. We provided an example of
how to play. Answers are at the bottom of the page.
CAPITAL
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Tallahassee
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Harrisburg
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Madison
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Sacramento
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Atlanta
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Montgomery
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Richmond
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Raleigh
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Boston
10. Juneau
11. Austin
12. Phoenix
Gloria Davis (pictured below) from D-3,
though not a veteran herself, did serve
our country thru a lifetime of musical and
theatrical accomplishments. Gloria lived
in the Lehigh Valley most of her life. She
studied singing at Juilliard and spent
years touring the United States. She was
the first female musical director and
orchestral conductor in the Lehigh Valley
area. Gloria shared her voice with the
world, touring across Europe from 1946
to 1948. During the 1950’s she actively
supported our men and women in
uniform, participating in three
professional USO tours to entertain the
troops in Asia and the South Pacific.
Gloria was also honored by Congress.
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These generous memorial gifts and contributions
enable Cedarbrook’s residents to participate in
exciting, fun, and challenging activities, appreciate
fine entertainment, and have funded furnishings
that allow our residents to live in a more home-like
atmosphere.
In Memory Of
Robert (Bob) Kudea
Gift Made By
John Heidecker
Edward Truchan
Bill and Rosalie Billowtch
Augie and Steve Trask
Rose and Don Breinig
Mark will be forever remembered here at
Cedarbrook for his decade of dedication as a
volunteer in the gift shop. A place where his
personality and amazing sense of humor was
truly admired by many residents and staff.
Mark often was seen stocking shelves. He
always provided a huge supply of shopping
bags as a courtesy . In addition to his duties
weekly, Mark also assisted for many years at
the annual holiday bazaar event. His devoted service was recognized by the Lehigh
County Board of Commissioners by presenting him with the honor of being “Unsung
Hero”. He also received many certificates of
appreciation, including the Presidential
achievement, along with his wife Bernice.
As Mark has since transitioned to his eternal
rest, his family would like to express their
gratitude for the warm thoughts of sympathy
by everyone in this facility during such a
difficult time of sorrow.
As a longtime
volunteer myself, I am focused on following
the legacy of my beloved grandfather for
many more years to come and the cherished
memories shared together here at
Cedarbrook will forever live on!
Matthew Rabenold
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RESIDENTS’ COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 14, 2016
The Resident Right for March was read:
USE OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC
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ANSWERS:
RAINING
UMBRELLA
TADPOLE
BLOSSOM
BIRDS
DAFFODIL
FLOWERS
PLANT
HATCH
PICNIC
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Reminded everyone to “Spring Clean”
your bedside cabinet and closet. Please
clean out any excess clutter and your
previous season of clothing. You can box
these items up to send home with your
family or place in storage. if you need
assistance, please ask your aide or social
worker.
A new Administrator will take office by
April 1, 2016.
Environmental Services has begun
setting up tables and chairs outside and
will soon start cleaning up the grounds.
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,
April 11, 2016 at 2:00 pm in the
Auditorium.
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KITE
SUNSHINE
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PUDDLES
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Highlights:
How many of these Spring words can
you unscramble? Answers are at the
bottom of the page. Have Fun!
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- These drugs may only be administered to
you on the orders of a physician and only
as part of your written plan of care. Your
plan of care must describe the plan to
eliminate or modify the symptoms for which
the drugs are prescribed. At lease annually
an independent, external consultant must
review the appropriateness of your
receiving such drugs.
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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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Each year, one week is designated as National Volunteer Week. This year it will be
celebrated April 11th to April 17th. Throughout the month of April there are various
volunteer celebrations taking place. One such affair will be held at the Candlelight
Inn, located in Bethlehem.
This event is named “The Breakfast of Champions,”
hosted by the Volunteer Center of the Lehigh Valley. At this event exceptional
volunteers across the Lehigh Valley are acknowledged. This year’s honorees from
Cedarbrook Nursing Home were Mary Buffington and Al Heydt.
We also celebrate some of our other award winning volunteers. Clifford Salversen
and Lorene Lutz were recognized as “Someone Special” on radio station WAEB during
the week of March 7-11 for their amazing dedication and service to Cedarbrook’s
Allentown facility. A special engraved plaque was created by Gebhardt’s and will be
presented to them as well.
Here at Cedarbrook we will be honoring our adult volunteers at a buffet luncheon
celebration during the second week of April. The theme of our event will be
“Commitment That Goes Above, Care That Goes Beyond.” I sincerely feel this speaks
about the kind of volunteers we have here at Cedarbrook. When you see a volunteer,
please take a minute to thank them for their outstanding service to Cedarbrook and
our residents.
YOU can help!!
We need volunteers at Fountain Hill and Allentown for the following opportunities:
In-House Transporters
Special Event Volunteers (plant sale, car show, bazaar, etc.)
Pinochle Players
Walmart Shopping Resident’s Assistant
Bingo Game Helpers
Contact Kerry Magliane - 610-336-5684, kerrymagliane@lehighcounty.org
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Our Auxiliary is a group of amazing people who might be small in numbers but
accomplish many great and wonderful things for Cedarbrook and its residents.
They are an extremely active organization that has fund raisers sometimes
several times in a month. From food sales to raffles they raise money for all
sorts of things like entertainment, bingo, games and prizes to name only a
few….a full list can be found at the end of this article.
The Auxiliary receives additional funds through the volunteer efforts of a retiree
from Exxon Mobile, Cliff Salvesen and also from residents’ families who select
the Auxiliary to be the recipient of memorial money in honor of their loved one.
Dues also account for some of the annual income.
It is through your support of fundraiser events, like the nacho & food sales,
Gertrude Hawk candy bar sales, raffles, and the bazaar that the Auxiliary is
able to provide all the below mentioned items. “Thank You” to our Auxiliary
and all the wonderful people who continue to support this wonderful
organization.
Auxiliary License
$
125.00
TR Baking Supplies
$
211.98
Cash Bingo
$ 2,400.00
Craft Supplies
$
336.47
DVD’s and Games
$
291.21
Entertainment
$
4,965.00
Fish Tank Supplies
$
65.87
Flowers and Plants
$
82.99
Holidays and Parties
$
465.75
Piano Tuning
$
160.00
Resident’s Birthday Balloons
$
187.80
Resident Christmas Gifts
$
864.48
Resident Unit Décor
$
244.32
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$ 10,400.87
Experience the joy of giving……..join our Cedarbrook Auxiliary. Please contact
our Treasurer, Emily Folland or Kerry Magliane, Volunteer Department at
610-336-5684. Dues are only $5.00 per year. Monthly meetings are on the
last Wednesday of the month at 10:30am. In the C-1 Conference Room, unless
otherwise noted.
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Wayne Fitch
32
Yvonne Gleaton
10
Jeffrey Dreisbach
29
Diane Pletz
10
Agnes Plunkett
23
Andrew Kovalchick
10
Keira Grohman
22
Jose Torres
10
Kenneth Hawk
22
Marie Lamour
9
Angela Wetzel
21
Debra Kern
8
Cynthia Thomas
19
Mary Masters
7
Dalvis Thomas
19
Sam Bourizk
7
Suzanne Hunsicker
18
Amanda Scarl
6
Lorie Bonilla
18
Lisa Remaley
6
Rajwant Rai
16
Joanne Kearns
6
Mollie Feller
16
Linda Berges
6
Susan Orendach
16
Lauren Vogel
5
Sandy Villatoro
16
Andrea Stalsitz
5
Barbara Ziegler
14
Kehinde Kellman
4
Carol Lukitsch
14
Bobbie Prague
4
Lori Williamson
14
Candice Messinger
2
Christy Rehrig
13
Sandra Bussell
2
Jami Cooper
13
Karen Anderson
2
Myra Sanchez
12
Katrina Balascak
1
Patricia Smith
12
Kazia McNair
1
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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 February
8, 2016 meeting can be found in the
Sunshine News Issue.
March 14, 2016
2:45 p.m.
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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.
March Specials are as follows: March 17,
2016 - Baked Ham, Boiled Parsley Potatoes, Braised White Cabbage, Chocolate
Cake with Irish Green Icing. Easter Noon
Meal - Grilled Ham Steak with Pineapple
Ring, Country Style Sweet Potatoes, Peas
and Pearl Onions, Coconut Cake.
Dietitian’s Corner Program
March is National Nutrition Month. The
theme this year from The Academy of
Attendance:
Nutrition and Dietetics is Savor the Flavor of
Dining Service Staff:
Eating Right. The focus for Sodexo is to
Karen Carr - General Manager
Experience a World of Healthy Flavors. Four
Pam Roeder - Diet Clerk
regions were chosen to gain better
Deanna Schmidt - RD
knowledge of the cuisine which includes:
Africa, Bavaria, Sweden and Grenada.
Announcements
Today I brought a match the dish game to
 The March Birthday Celebration was test our knowledge of the flavors of the
held on Tuesday, March 8, 2016 in the world.
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Family Room. We have 19 Residents
attending the event.
Our next Resident Quarterly Special
will be held April 5, 2016. Our theme
will be: Chinese Celebration.
Our Second Resident Kitchen tour for
2016 was done on Thursday, February
25, 2016 at 10:30 am. The following
residents toured the kitchen: Raerea
Dorney, Louise Frantz, Arlene
Hunsicker and Lois Wallace. Our tour
date for March is Thursday, March 31,
2016. Please let your Dietitian know if
you want to join the tour!
New Snack Item
Individual
wrapped Chocolate Chip Cookies are
now the unit’s standard cookie.
For our facility staff each week a different
region will be highlighted in The Market with
puzzle games to test your knowledge. A
new health topic is also posted each week
outside of The Market entrance.
As we look forward to spring and the
approaching change to our Spring/Summer
menu may you all Savor the Flavor of your
meals and continue to share with us the
traditional food items you enjoy.
Your Dietitian’s
Jackie and Deanna
Next Meeting will be on
April 11, 2016
Thank you everyone, for your time and ideas.
We hope to see you next month. Please
encourage your fellow residents to attend.
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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.
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PAT WETHERHOLD
SHARON ALDER
MARGIE EVERETT
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FLORENCE ACHEY
ELMA UHLE
MARTHA FEICHTEL
C-3
C-2
B-3
C-3
C-2
B-2
You can never have too many
Chili recipes. We give this one a
big “thumbs up”. It has layers of
flavor with just the right blend of
spices. When serving give your
guest a choice of toppings such
as shredded Cheddar cheese,
sour cream, diced white onions
or diced jalapeno. This recipe
freezes well.
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5 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 large onions, chopped
1 chile pepper, chopped
5 cloves garlic, chopped
2 pounds lean ground beef
3 (14.5 ounce) cans whole peeled tomatoes with
liquid, chopped
1-1/2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1-1/2 tablespoons ground cumin
1/2 tablespoon chili powder
2 tablespoons paprika
2 tablespoons dried oregano
2 cinnamon sticks
6 whole cloves
2 (15.25 ounce) cans red kidney beans, rinsed and
drained.
In a medium sized stock pot, heat the oil over
medium heat. Sauté onion, chile pepper and garlic
until soft. Add ground beef: cook and stir until
meat is browned.
Pour in tomatoes with liquid, salt, pepper, cumin,
chili powder, paprika, oregano, cinnamon sticks,
and cloves. Cover and simmer for 45 minutes.
Stir in kidney beans, and cook another 15 minutes.
Remove cinnamon sticks before serving.
APRIL 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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Mae Kester
Nathaleek Locher
Virginia Gillis
Angela Groller
Grant White
Olympia Minarovic
Betty Stenack
Josephine Miller
Betty Farling
Charles Williams
Marios Nisiotis
Madeline Scheetz
Elizabeth Moyer
Ronald Clemson
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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2:00
10
CHURCH
CHURCH
SUNDAY
2:00
17
CHURCH
2:00
CHURCH
with COMMUNION
24
2:00
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
TUESDAY
KEY:
WEDNESDAY
TR – TR Workshop, 2nd Floor
FR – Family Room, 1st Floor
6
10:00
COURTNEY
COLLETTI
10:00
1:30
1:30
2:00
THURSDAY
MUSIC MAKERS
PINOCHLE-IP
WOOD WORKING
CHOIR
PINOCHLE-IP
WOOD WORKING
CHOIR
MUSIC MAKERS
PINOCHLE-IP
21
1:30
WOOD WORKING
10:00
1:30
20
MEMORIAL
SERVICE
10:00 TALKING BOOK
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14
10:00 TALKING BOOK
1:30
10:15 PASSOVER
SEDER IN CHAPEL
1:30
2:00 GENE GALLIGAN
3:45
BIBLE STUDY 2:00
7:00
PET VISIT
2:00
10:00 TALKING BOOK
SSN STAFF
MEETING
*All other programs held in Auditorium
on the 2nd floor
** All programs are subject to change
IP = Independent Program
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9:30 CRAFTS &
KNITTING
LUNCH FOR
11:30
SCHEDULED RESIDENTS
2:00
LEHIGH LIONS
BINGO
DOMINOES-IP
HORSERACING
3:30
7:00
12
9:30
CRAFTS &
KNITTING
11:30 APRIL
RESIDENT BIRTHDAY
PARTY
3:30
DOMINOES-IP
7:00 FLOOR SCRABBLE
19
9:30
CRAFTS &
KNITTING
MASS
2:00
CHOIR
DOMINOES-IP
2:00
3:30
CRAFTS
WOOD WORKING
7:00
MUSIC MAKERS
1:30
CHOIR
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
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9:30
2:00
7
1
10:15
PINOCHLE-IP
DEVOTIONS
FRIDAY
1:30
HOUSE
GAMES
10:15
DEVOTIONS
DEVOTIONS
PINOCHLE-IP
15
10:15
PINOCHLE-IP
1:30
1:30
REQUEST
HOUSE
GAMES
2:00
DEVOTIONS
1:30
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10:15
PINOCHLE-IP
DEVOTIONS
PINOCHLE-IP
2:00
KRIS
PHIPANY
1:30
22
10:15
2:00
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House Activity Schedule – APRIL 2016
9:30
ROSARY
MONDAY
1:00
SCATTEGORIES
4
7:00
11
9:30
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
LIQUID
EMBROIDERY
KRISTIN
CORYELL
PICK YOUR
CHALLENGE
2:00
RESIDENT
COUNCIL AND
FOOD COMMITTEE
18
9:30
2:00
7:00
25
9:30
2:00
7:00
AUXILIARY
BINGO
BETHANY
CHURCH
27
28
CRAFTS &
9:00 SSN COLLATING 10:00
KNITTING
10:00 TALKING BOOK 1:30
DOMINOES-IP
3:30
7:00 - 8:30
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MEL-O-DEE ACES
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10:15
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10:15
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BLUE GRASS
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2:00
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