Thank you to Terri Kelly and the Rosspoint First Priority students for coming out the other day to visit the residents at Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center. The students conducted the entire program including prayer, singing, and devotional. They did a wonderful job. The residents were blessed to see these youth taking part in church.
Country Living was the theme at Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center the other day. Staff and residents started the day with a big country breakfast. The Harlan County Extension Office came out and helped the residents make butter and staff served it with delicious hot biscuits. After lunch there was a Scavenger Hunt for the…
Life is a Zoo. This was the theme the other day and the facility was definitely a zoo. There were quite a few visitors from furry friends to scaly friends. There was face painting, animal crackers, a singing with Cliff Jestice, and Coke floats. The pets were definitely a big hit. Thank you to everyone…
“I’m Living SOULfully.” The 70’s look was the theme the other day for staff at Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center. They had a fun time wearing their bell bottom jeans and tie dye. They had an exciting visit from Sunshine Pre-School where there was a Disco Dance, milk shakes, hula hoop contest, and painted pet…
LIFE IS ALL FUN AND GAMES. This was the theme the other day at Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center. Staff had a great time with this one. Thanks to the Appalachian Challenge Academy for coming to help out. The residents really enjoyed spending time with all of you.
Thanks to Reverend Joe Howard and Lenarue Baptist Church for the beautiful flowers they provided for the residents at Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center for Mother’s Day. Each female resident received a flower and were so excited to get one.
Residents and staff of Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center had their annual Community Gospel Singing over the weekend. This event kicks off National Skilled Nursing Care Week. This is a week full of fun activities for residents and staff. It was a wonderful event, even though the weather kept the group from having it outside.…
May 6 through May 12 is considered Nurses Week. Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center wants to wish all of their wonderful nurses Happy Nurses Week. You are appreciated for your dedication and care for the lives of the residents. Thank you for all you do.
Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center recently participated in the Career Fair at Harlan County High School. Alli Helton and Deanie Rigney talked with students about the job opportunities available at the facility. Students got to practice taking blood pressures on a Blood Pressure Training Arm. Students enjoyed participating in the simulation gadgets that were brought.
Staff of Harlan Health and Rehabilitation Center thank Shirley Swiesz as well as the cadets and staff of the Challenge Academy for the beautiful flowers they brought the residents. It made them so happy to get this little touch of Spring for their rooms.