ROCKING OUT ALZHEIMER'S

Many of our colleagues, employees and residents joined us in support of the Alzheimer’s Association by Rocking Out Alzheimer’s on June 20th. Check out the collaborative video above.

NEW STORE HOURS

We’re excited to announce that we will be adding Wednesdays and Thursdays back to our regular store hours. Make plans to shop with us and check out all our awesome new arrivals! We’re open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 am- 4 pm - deals won’t last, so get here fast!

Click here to visit the Treasure Trove Facebook page where we post pictures and prices of all our new arrivals.

STUCK AT HOME GUIDES

Looking for something new to do while you're staying physically distant at home? These are some fun options—with plenty of good advice sprinkled in, too. Click here to learn more.

WEAR A MASK!

In spite of rapidly changing information about safety measures during the pandemic, health organizations still recommend wearing masks each and every day while in public or interacting with others. In need of more reasons to wear a mask? Follow our helpful guide.

For more information on the effectiveness of masks and face coverings click here.

HOME HEALTH HELPING MITIGATE YOUR RISK
Having Home Health clinicians that are trained and kept up-to-date on the current Centers for Disease Control regulations for safe and proper care in one’s home may be safer than going to or staying any longer than necessary in a hospital or rehab during this time.

Our home health nurses and therapists can help prevent unnecessary trips to the ER or waiting rooms by providing education in your home on disease management, wound care and restorative therapies. To learn more about how Warm Hearth at Home can be your partner, please call 540-443-3428 or visit our website.

SOUTHERN COMFORT FOOD DINNERS AT THE HUCKLEBERRY CAFÈ

Chef Lynn at the Huckleberry Café is serving up her best belly-stuffin', soul warmin' southern recipes. Think shrimp and grits, meatloaf, biscuits and gravy and plenty of pie.

All dinners are served with a small dinner salad with your choice of dressing, one side, rolls & butter. Weekly dinners are served on Tuesday and Thursday with pick up between 4 - 5 pm. Find the menus on our website by clicking here.

ROCK STEADY BOXING PRAISE

At Rock Steady Boxing (RSB) we are fighting back against Parkinson’s, forcing our brains to find new ways to achieve a working relationship with our muscles and the rest of our bodies. Read about Evelyn's RSB experience.

"Less than a year ago Evelyn would not leave the house without "her cane." She also was dealing with apathy and needed a social outlet. Then we found the Rock Steady Boxing program at Warm Hearth Village.

About eight or nine months later Evelyn never uses a cane at home or when she goes outside. RSB has improved some of her mobility, confidence and capability. The welcoming atmosphere and care of the trainers has done a remarkable thing during the classes. When Evelyn leaves RSB, she is upbeat and positive.

I want to thank you all for your acceptance/effort of Evelyn and acknowledge the value of the Rock Steady Boxing program. I do not know what the year will bring, but even if Evelyn cannot continue, it has all been worth the effort."

-Dale Wolf

Call (540) 443-3474 for more details about Rock Steady Boxing at Warm Hearth Village.

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES

If you visit or regularly spend time on the Warm Hearth Village campus, you’ve probably noticed the names of some of the generous donors to the Warm Hearth Foundation in a variety of places. These may include outdoor benches, gardens, rooms, or even buildings! There are numerous giving opportunities available for you to have your own name or the name of a loved one you wish to honor displayed at Warm Hearth Village while helping seniors on our campus. To learn more about the many naming opportunities available, call Karen Nelson at (540) 443-3406.

RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS OF ROCK STAR EMPLOYEES

Warm Hearth Village would like to congratulate the following employees for their recent achievements:

High School Graduates:
Abagail Duncan
Eden Marquis
Maggie Nolen
Scholarships:
For the second year, Kerrie Miller, received the Auxiliary of Radford Hospital CNRVMC Scholarship from the Community Foundation of New River Valley to pursue her nursing degree at New River Community College and then Radford University.
Maggie Nolen received a scholarship to study business at New River Community College.
College Graduates:
Hayden Catlett, AAS, Human Services, New River Community College (Outstanding Student Award recipient)
Sara Dominguez, RN, New River Community College
Rachael Greer, RN, New River Community College
Haley Pettigrew, BS, Human Development, Virginia Tech
CNA Licensures:
Tiffany Sherman
Certifications:
Sara McCarter, Essentials of Community Association Management
Promotions:
Amy Greer, a CNA in the Cove is now the Unit Manager of the Willows.;
Shleena Gallimore, Dining Server, is now a Cook.
Kaitlyn Klotter was promoted from Cook and to the PM Supervisor.

We congratulate everyone for their hard work and resulting accomplishments and thanks you for your dedication to our residents, especially during this challenging time of COVID-19.

"I would like to recognize all staff for their efforts during this pandemic. Everyone has had to adjust in how they operate; pick up extra shifts if other team members have to isolate or take on extra responsibilities. It has taken all hands on deck to keep residents and each other safe. It truly takes a Village."

-Peter Hayes, Administrator of Showalter Center

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