🍂 Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
🍂 We are extra grateful for our residents and staff this Thanksgiving. Moments like these remind us how much we have to be thankful for—an amazing team, a supportive community, and the chance to make a difference together!
🧡 At Hamilton Park, residents share what they are thankful for this holiday season along with a Thanksgiving with a Turkey Giveaway to honor our amazing team’s hard work and dedication
🦃 Harlem Center partnered with Captain Lieutenant Neek Aime from The Salvation Army in Harlem, NY. A special thank you to those involved for setting up this wonderful event!
🌽 The Director of Rehab at King David Center, Lorelie, and the extraordinary team enjoyed a holiday brunch!
🍁 Our incredible staff at Crown Heights Center gathered for a special Thanksgiving feast to celebrate the season and all the hard work they put in every day.
🇺🇸 Veterans Day 🦅
This Veterans Day, we proudly celebrated and honored the courage and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes across our facilities. Thank you to our veterans for your selfless service and unwavering dedication. 🇺🇸
❤️ Hamilton Park honored Mr. O’Rourke (first on the left in the photo) for Veterans Day, who served our country in the Navy aboard the aircraft carrier Constellation during the Vietnam War.
🤍 Crown Heights Center had honored guests come to celebrate with our residents, as well as a special poetry reading for the veterans.
💙 Harlem Center had the honor of celebrating our residents who dedicated their time to serving our country. Sharing our heartfelt thanks to all the family members who joined us in this special event. A big shout-out to our amazing recreational team and Ms. Spencer, a family member, for organizing such a meaningful tribute.
💜Alzheimer’s Walk💜
The Allure Group making strides for a cause! 👟💜 We’re thrilled to have our Director of Recreation, Juliana, and Claudia from Crown Heights Center join thousands for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s!
💙 Blue Carpet Farewell 💙
At Crown Heights Center, we roll out the Blue Carpet to celebrate our residents as they complete their rehabilitation and return home! 💙🎉 It’s always a bittersweet moment to say goodbye, but we’re overjoyed to see them leave us healthy, happy, and ready for the next chapter.
🍁💛Resident Activities💛🍁
Linden Center residents enjoyed some fall arts and crafts along with some musical entertainment from John Adusano!
Senior Care Centers Should Use Data Analytics to Prioritize Patient-Centered Care
In a recent article in Chief Healthcare Executive, Melissa Powell writes,
“Older adults require progressively more clinical care and social services to maintain their well-being. In a healthcare system already under significant strain, this increasing demand can place overwhelming burdens on care providers. As we witness the intersection of technology and healthcare, the implementation of data analytics emerges as a powerful tool to enhance patient-centered care…”
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Don’t Just Manage Pushback — Turn It Into Progress
In a recent article in NYC SCORE, Joel Landau writes,
“Pushback. It’s a word that often carries negative connotations in the business world, evoking images of conflict, resistance, and roadblocks. However, what if I told you that pushback didn’t have to be an adversary to be conquered but could be an invaluable asset to be harnessed?
With decades of experience leading organizations through periods of transformation and growth, I’ve found..”
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National Long Term Care Awareness Month
“Every November, National Long-Term Care Awareness Month reminds us of the importance of understanding and planning for long-term care. For many, LTC is an essential part of maintaining the quality of life in later years, especially as health needs become more complex. This month provides an ideal opportunity to educate ourselves about what LTC encompasses, who may need it, and the resources available to help individuals and families find the best care options…”
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STAYING CONNECTED
Staying connected with your loved ones is one of the best things you can do for your mental wellbeing.
If you or someone you know would like to offer virtual entertainment to our residents in the form of music, dance or even painting classes, email us at alluregroupmarketing@gmail.com and let us know!