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Our approach to healthcare draws on our decades of experience … emphasizing teamwork and personal involvement to create a supportive, compassionate, caring environment for our residents. Our team of caregivers have one thing in common—we feel fortunate to work in a business that's all about making a difference in other people's lives. |
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When your loved one is facing a healthcare crisis, it affects your whole family. It can be difficult to know what you should do to protect and care for him or her. But you are not alone in this time of need. We can provide information and support that will help you make the right choices.
Besides our growing network of nursing homes and assisted living centers, we also offer specialized Alzheimer’s Care for those residents and family members dealing with Alzheimer's disease.
And many of our nursing homes feature Resident Centered Care, an exciting, family-oriented concept for delivering a more holistic level of care to the elderly.
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Therapy pups lift spirits at healthcare center
Pet therapy plays an important role for residents at Greeley Healthcare Center in Stillwater, Minn. Nani, a four-year-old standard poodle, roams the halls freely and interacts with residents in a variety of ways.
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Reaching Out: Volunteers needed at senior facility
Organized by high school students, the “Reaching Out” column describes volunteer opportunities at Hillcrest of Wayzata (Minn.) and elsewhere in the community. This regular column is aimed at adults, including Hillcrest residents, who wish to help the elderly.
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Valhaven gives back to the community
Beverly Healthcare Valhaven in Valley, Neb., provides funds for projects in the community. Recently, the nursing home presented a check to Twin Rivers YMCA for the cost of one-year memberships for two families that would not otherwise be able to participate in YMCA programs.
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