Routines make daily life simpler and smoother for caregivers which is in fact a top priority when caring for an older adult. Daily routines can reduce uncertainty, arguments, and decision-making, which in turn can reduce the overall stresses of life. 5 ways routines can make life simpler are: Stop the power struggle – people hate…
Residents and staff at Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center took some time to celebrate Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday. Everyone wore fun and festive masks, ate some delicious food, and enjoyed each others company.
KAHCF “Best of Kentucky“ Health Care Facilities were recognized in Frankfort. Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center is so honored and proud to be included in this group of homes.
Residents and staff at Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center celebrated Valentine’s Day in style, with a party. There were balloons and sweet treats all over the dining area for everyone who participated. They crowned their Valentine’s Royal Court with sashes and crowns/tiaras. Thank you to everyone who made this day extra sweet for all…
Residents at Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center had a great time the other day painting cookies for February. Many used pinks and reds to decorate their valentine cookies. They looked too pretty not to eat.
The February Volunteer Spotlight at Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center is on Earl Patton. Earl has been a volunteer at the facility since 1992 and started singing in a group called Pure Gospel. He is the only one left of the original group, but with his leadership, that group is still going strong today.…
Last week, Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center celebrated their Activities and Maintenance Departments. Brenda Creech, Director of Activities/Social Services and Edie Banks, SRNA/Activites Assistant, help fulfill the daily lives of the residents. Whether it’s Elvis, fried apple pies, paintings, or an outing…..they both keep residents busy. Mike Creech, Director of Maintenance, is truly one…
Good quality of life is important when it comes to older adults dealing with chronic health conditions and major life changes. Having that feeling of satisfaction and fulfillment is important for overall well-being. Having a positive view of life can help seniors with more energy, less stress, better appetite, and prevent cognitive decline. 5 ways…
Many older adults lose their mobility with age due to stroke, arthritis, or even an injury due to a fall. Loss of mobility does not mean seniors can’t participate in activities or have a good time. There are many activities they can do without the need of moving around too much. A list of activities…
Congratulations to the residents and staff at Wolfe County Health and Rehabilitation Center. The facility has received a certificate of achievement from the AHCA Quality Initiative Goals of hospitalizations and functional outcomes. Staff are dedicated to improving the lives of individuals we serve.