Daily Dose Of Inspiration
Daily Dose of Inspiration
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Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving!
November is the time to be thankful, a time to remember and to embrace those who enrich our lives. Wishing you a harvest of blessings, good health, and good times. Happy Thanksgiving!
Read MoreHappy Labor Day!
Happy Senior Citizens Day!
Thirty years ago, then-President Ronald Reagan proclaimed August 21 to be “Senior Citizens Day.” He said older people have achieved so much and contributed so much to our society, that they deserve their own special day. Today we’re living longer than ever, with better health and finances in our old age. Many seniors are active…
Read MoreHappy National Skilled Nursing Care Week!
Park Crescent is celebrating National Skilled Nursing Care Week with tributes to life’s significant stories. Every individual has a story to share, and that’s especially so in skilled nursing. Seniors have lived through important personal and historical events, and those episodes have shaped their lives and perspectives forever. Everyone has a personal narrative that has…
Read MoreSeniors Can Tell their Stories with Scrapbooking
Here at Park Crescent, we’re gearing up for National Skilled Nursing Care Week. The week-long observance, beginning May 13, will celebrate our unique life stories. The seniors in our lives have fascinating and inspirational stories to tell, if we only listen. Have you ever asked your mom what was it like coming of age during…
Read MoreHappy New Year From Your Friends At Park Crescent!
Park Crescent Healthcare Shines In Recent Independent Survey!
We just received our latest family survey results, conducted by NursingHomes.com! Take a look!
Read MoreWomen Enrollments To Medical School Outpacing Men
Women enrollments to medical school are outpacing that of men, a recent study has found. Women: Doctor Statistics According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, women represented 50.7% of the more than 21,000 new medical school enrollees in 2017. Men still make up 51% of total enrollment in U.S. medical schools in 2017, but…
Read MoreOne Sided Heart Failure Reversed With Soft Robotic Device
Patients with one-sided heart failure may soon be helped by a robotic cardiac assist device, developed by scientists at Boston’s Children Hospital. The device combines soft probes with a rigid brace that penetrates into the heart’s ventricular system and gently pumps only to the failing side of the heart. The healthy side of the heart…
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