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We are very fortunate for the team of administrative professionals who work in our facilities, in our service center and in the field. We all join in celebrating you!
#couldntdoitwithoutyou, #youaretheglue
Easter holds special memories for many people. Traditions, family and friends, good food and great fun. The squeals of children's joy as they find another hidden egg. At Medicalodges Nevada residents did not color eggs in the traditional manner but rather used colored rice and had some outstanding results! It doesn't get much better than coloring eggs, the egg hunt, a visit from the bunny and cookies!
#weloveourspecialtimes
How Fun!!!!! Looks like it was a Good Time!!!!!
Atchison did the same thing with the rice and color. It turns out very nice
Ready! Set! Match!
The Eudora Resident Council requested a competitive game of staff vs resident volleyball at least once a month. March's volleyball game crushed the staff's day as the residents ran away with the WIN with a score of 15-7. This month, however, the staff and residents played a tough game and staff came out on top with a 15-13 Win. Resident's were overheard planning strategies and looking forward to their next rematch.
What a fun idea!
Sandy Mercer
That's great! Everyone needs to have something to look forward to!
Ben Long Megan Lawrence Skye Dean this could be fun
Alivia Benedict here’s a fun idea!! I’m always up for some volleyball 😀
Congratulations to this lucky boy who found the "special" egg at the Easter Egg hunt at Clay Center. The Easter Bunny presented him with a stuffed rabbit toy!
It was a beautiful day for an Easter Celebration at Clay Center Medicalodges. Residents enjoyed an indoor hunt while the kids scattered the yard looking for the hidden treasures. Everyone enjoyed a BBQ picnic and of course the visit from the Easter Bunny!
I bet that Easter Bunny was tired by the end of the weekend. Hopping his way from Columbus to Neosho over to Butler then to Eudora! Residents and families enjoyed the Bunny's visit at our facility in Eudora. It was so nice that Mother Nature joined in on the celebration with the best weather one could ask for!
We make beautiful memories everyday at our Medicalodges facilities.
#medicalodgesisfamily, #weloveourresidents
Big Thank you to Clay County Animal Rescue and Education Center for joining the Easter Celebration at Medicalodges Clay Center The residents and kids really enjoyed the pups!
The Easter Bunny made his rounds this weekend and delighted residents and community guests alike. Our Columbus facility made a great day out of everything Easter! The annual Egg Hunt ,pictures, games and prizes. Thank you to all the staff who worked so hard to make a wonderful celebration for all.
Girard Administrator, Jonathan Motyka, assists a resident with planting on Earth Day. Each year various events are held worldwide to demonstrate support for environmental protection.
#protectourearth
Medicalodges Atchison would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the priceless volunteers in our building as well as all around the World. They dedicate their time, talents, and energy in making a positive difference in the lives of the people they serve!! We salute all Volunteers all over the World....Volunteers....the Heros of today and tomorrow....Thank you all!
The Easter Bunny stopped by our Independence facility to hide eggs for our Annual Easter Egg hunt. The bunny enjoyed a photo op with many residents and their families. These are the things memories are made of. Thank you Bunny for stopping by and joining in the fun!
#memoriesinthemaking, #goodtimes
All good pics.. Looks like everyone had a good time. Nice of the bunny to show up..
Looks like a great day. I am sure it was fun for everyone.
Fun stuff. Cute bunny 💜
Ever wonder where the tradition of hunting easter eggs originated? It is believed the Easter bunny first arrived in America in the 1700s with German immigrants who settled in Pennsylvania and transported their tradition of an egg-laying hare called “Osterhase” or “Oschter Haws.” Their children made nests in which this creature could lay its colored eggs. The tradition of coloring,hiding and hunting eggs has been a long time favorite tradition of many, including the residents and staff at Butler. Check out all the smiles on a beautiful afternoon of fun, games and treats.
The Mutual 4H group from Dewey paid the residents a visit and brought some of their pets for the residents to enjoy on Friday. It was a beautiful morning to be outside with some really cute animals. Thank you to all the kids who shared the morning with us.
#kidsandanimalsmakeussmile
