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What’s life like at Buffalo Hill Terrace? John Hendricks interviewed Director of Resident Services, Hannah Brown and resident, Lynda Collins. Hannah and Lynda shared how services have evolved to engage residents during CoVid 19. For example, staff deliver activities door to door and the community television broadcasts virtual events for residents to enjoy.

As Montana entered Reopening Phase 2 on June 1st, John Hendricks interviewed COO, Carla Wilton and Lisa Gandolfi, Quality Assurance Infection Control Nurse. Carla and Lisa provided an update on Immanuel Living COVID-19 response to this next phase. For example, how staff continues to prevent infection with PPE and safety protocols.

MHCA Executive Director Rose Hughes discusses the efforts of the Montana Health Care Association to assist in keeping older adults safe during the current public health emergency.

7 ways to strengthen the grandparent-grandchild bond while sheltering in place By Liz Seegert  Nothing is “normal” these days. While we don’t yet know how bad COVID-19 will ultimately be, we do know that people over 60 are at particular risk for complications, should they become ill. That has many grandparents sheltering in place and unable...

If you need to see your doctor these days, there’s a good chance you’ll be offered a telemedicine visit. That means you’ll “meet” with your physician either through a video chat or a phone call. And even after the COVID-19 pandemic fades, experts predict, telemedicine — especially video visits — will be commonplace.

Speech pathologist, Sarah Briggs, MS CCC-SLP, explains the applications and benefits of speech therapy.

I lose my glasses, forget actors’ names, repeat stories to my kids. None of these slips are red-flag symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Nevertheless, I’ve had a battery of cognitive assessments, from memory screens to genetic tests and brain scans.

Director of Nursing, Kat Lembrich, RN, Celebrates frontline workers in honor of National Nurses Day.

Immanuel Living invites you to send a note of cheer to brighten the day of a resident on campus.  The Smile Program is a way for the greater community to connect with residents across campus during the pandemic. All ages are encouraged to draw, write, paint or otherwise create their note of cheer to bring...

HR Director Rebecca Timis shares details about an online certified nurse’s aid training program and reviews current employment opportunities at IL.