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This annual event is well-loved and offers residents the chance to jog, run or bike the 3.1 miles through many neighborhoods around campus. It’s a great opportunity to connect with others, get some exercise in and of course, have some fun!
We celebrated National Skilled Nursing Week this year with a series of fun events, including a daily talent show, muffin and cookie delivery carts, a kindness wall, pie eating contest, an art show and candy grams. We deeply appreciate our Convalescent and Rehabilitation residents and staff!
Our Annual Pickleball Clinic, led by our Aquatic and Fitness Coordinator, is always a hit. It’s a great opportunity for residents to meet other players, learn more about the game and most importantly, have some fun!
In Celebration of Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 16-22), we wanted to spotlight several residents in order to display the breadth of volunteerism in our Panorama community. Our campus is filled with volunteers that make an impact each and every day, and the residents featured below are a representative example. We are deeply grateful for all residents who devote their time and energy to making our community a better place!
Businesses and organizations throughout the country celebrate Careers in Aging Week annually to bring greater awareness to the wide range of jobs available in the field of aging. We’re celebrating this year by featuring some of our amazing staff members. Meet Donita Clothier, our Business Office Manager and Panorama employee for 10 years. She likes bringing joy to the residents and sharing her knowledge!
Businesses and organizations throughout the country celebrate Careers in Aging Week annually to bring greater awareness to the wide range of jobs available in the field of aging. We’re celebrating this year by featuring some of our amazing staff members. Meet Aaron Woods, on-campus Security Officer and Panorama employee for 7 years. He enjoys talking to and interacting with residents and learning about their lives!
Businesses and organizations throughout the country celebrate Careers in Aging Week annually to bring greater awareness to the wide range of jobs available in the field of aging. We’re celebrating this year by featuring some of our amazing staff members. Meet Laura Ripp, Social Worker in our Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center and Panorama employee for 9 years. She has always enjoyed helping people and is glad that she is able to listen to residents’ stories and learn more about them!
Businesses and organizations throughout the country celebrate Careers in Aging Week annually to bring greater awareness to the wide range of jobs available in the field of aging. We’re celebrating this year by featuring some of our amazing staff members. Meet Sheila Grant, Renovations Assistant and Panorama employee for 17 years. She enjoys the opportunity to be creative at work and getting to know residents around campus!
Businesses and organizations throughout the country celebrate Careers in Aging Week annually to bring greater awareness to the wide range of jobs available in the field of aging. We’re celebrating this year by featuring some of our amazing staff members. Get to know Jimmy Hilario, a cook at our on-campus restaurant, Seventeen51. She has been a Panorama employee for 13 years and has an extraordinary passion for cooking and attention to detail.
Panorama is home to many wonderful pets and an afternoon stroll around campus will provide you with a glimpse into the personalities of many dogs. Among them is a beloved English Lab who proudly wears her title as a Therapy Dog. Gemma makes weekly rounds to visit patients in the Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center. She is the ideal visitor and friend because of her patience, calm demeanor, lovable personality, and desire to bring happiness to those around her!
“Gemma provides joy and comfort every week in the C&R. She is particularly suited for visits in the Gentle Care unit. When she is here the residents are noticeably more alert, focused, stimulated, and animated as they interact with her and follow her through the unit. Her presence can instantly change someone’s mood and they look forward to seeing her. Animals can reach into our hearts and this is particularly true for our residents who no longer have the benefit of a companion pet.”
Deb Becker, C&R Activity Director
