Juniper Village at Meadville residents hosted a walk of the
Ernst Trail in celebration of staying physically fit along with members of the
community. The sun shone abundantly on
the wildflowers, trees, and other plants cultivated by the Ernst Seed Company
as residents put their knowledge to the test identifying all of the different
species.
We are committed...
At Juniper we are committed to nurturing the spirit of life in each individual we serve so that they may live fully throughout all seasons of life. To us this means understanding an individual, not only their needs but their desires and responding with programs and services which provide for the highest quality of life possible. Our Alive in All Seasons program of activities is designed to foster healthy bodies, enriched minds and fulfilled spirits. These pictures and stories are living proof that we at Juniper are dedicated to walking our talk!
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Friday, July 24, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
Pymatuning Lake Boat Outing
A few clouds won’t keep residents at Juniper Village at
Meadville from being active! The
response to our Pymatuning Lake boat outing was so great that we had to rent 2
boats to accommodate everyone! Who wouldn’t want to jump at the chance to go
boating, taking in the sights of landscape and wildlife while having fun racing
the other boat?
Friday, July 3, 2015
July 2015 Events in Meadville, PA: Stand in Integrity
With our July 2015 events in Meadville, PA at Juniper
Village at Meadville this month we kick off our summer quarter Alive In All
Seasons theme “Stay Connected” where we will strive to stay connected to the
community and the environment. Throughout July we will focus on staying
connected to our community through Volunteerism, where we Stand In Integrity.
The biggest and most visible benefit of volunteering is the impact on the
community. Unpaid volunteers work magic in unifying communities. Through
volunteer work you are able to connect with your community on a deeper level
and help to make it a better place to live and grow. But what we don’t always
realize is that volunteering is a two-way street. Volunteers benefit as much as
the causes they support. Through volunteering you make new friends, expand your
professional, social and support networks and boost your social skills. So,
give it a try and experience the benefits of giving of yourself.
If you are looking for opportunities to share your time,
check with our Connections Directors to see what opportunities we have, or join
us in one of our volunteer projects. Also plan to join us during our July 2015
events in Meadville, PA at Juniper Village at Meadville as we recognize our
Ambassador Program, focus on our Resident Computer Center and training or any
other calendar item that catches your eye.
Our fabulous July 2015 events in Meadville, PA at Juniper
Village at Meadville include our:
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Medicare Fraud Presentation because every year
$60 billion are lost to fraud and abuse in Medicare, so join us as John LeGuard
discusses how to protect yourself and Medicare from fraud on July 9th
at 2:00 pm. (RSVP to 814.333.4400 by July 8th)
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AIAS Friends & Family Dinner to stay
connected with family and friends at our Alive in All Seasons dinner and enjoy
a concert performed by our very own Juniper Jinglers, as they give back to the
community with the sounds of the bells on July 14th at 6:00 pm.
(RSVP to 814.333.4400 by July 5th)
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Alzheimer’s Awareness Presentation with Kristen
Bires of the Alzheimer’s Association who will lecture on bringing awareness to
the disease, facts about the disease process, the fight against it, and how can
you be a part of the fight or advocacy groups on July 14th at 6:00
pm. (RSVP to 814.333.4400 by July 13th)
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Lunch & Learn with Crawford County
Conservation District’s Brian Pilarcik who will be speaking on the recent, and
ongoing, project of planting trees along waterways and lakes in the region as
many have volunteered to make this project successful, so learn the purpose of
trees along the shores and banks of these local treasures while a light meal is
served on July 17th at noon. (RSVP to 814.333.4400 by July 12th)
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Soup Kitchen Volunteerism as Beverly Nutter
shares how you can make a difference in the lives of those the soup kitchen
serves, as so many of our residents have done on July 29th at 1:00
pm. (No RSVP required!)
We look forward to sharing our July 2015 events in Meadville,
PA at Juniper Village at Meadville with you as we Stand in Integrity.
Monday, June 29, 2015
Rockin’ Around the Clock
A snapshot of some random Wednesday fun at Juniper Village at Meadville! What else do you do when
“Rockin’ Around the Clock” starts to play, but get up and boogie? Resident Barbara Young and associate Amanda
Miller did just this! It’s those little
times of fun and interaction that can make anyone’s day!
Friday, June 26, 2015
Blood Drive
Tuesday, June 16th Juniper Village at Meadville hosted a
blood drive to do a small part of fulfilling an urgent need. Associates of Juniper Village and members
of the surrounding community came together in support of the American Red Cross
to donate blood and save lives!
Pictured, you will see Christina Bush (Juniper Wellness Team Member) and
Kelly Diley (Hospice of Crawford County) graciously giving time from their day
to participate in this great cause!
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Honoring Our WWII & Korean War Veteran’s
Memorial Day was extra special this year for WWII and Korean
Veteran’s at Juniper Village. Art Price, Eugene Kline, Ralph Hagen, Richard
Lord and Sylvester (Dudley) Schall, all received recognition as participants in
the Meadville Memorial Day Parade. While riding the parade route, in vintage
army vehicles, the crowds waved American flags and shouted “Thank you for your
service”. With tear filled eyes and smiling faces Juniper Village Veteran’s
proudly returned many waves to the crowd.
A special recognition was given to our resident, Dudley
Schall. Although his service ended decades ago, he has served veterans by his
participation in the Meadville Area Memorial Day Observance Committee. Being
one of the original members, he has served proudly as its treasurer for many
years and recently was named “Treasurer Emeritus”.
After arrival at the gazebo in Diamond Park, the crowd
enjoyed music by Andrew Sister’s look-a-likes, complete with vintage hairstyles
& outfits. The Gettysburg Address and Flanders Fields were read by the
Governor & Lt. Governor of Meadville High School student body. Patriotic
songs were played by Meadville High School band and the guest speaker was U.S.
Army General Mark A. Bellini.
Much honor and thanks are given not only to those men that
were in the parade, but to each and everyone that served our country.
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
June 2015 Events in Meadville, PA: Live in Wellness
We close this quarter’s theme of Healthy Aging: “Let
Wellbeing Thrive” with a focus on Food, as we Live in Wellness through our June
2015 events in Meadville, PA at Juniper Village at Meadville. Hippocrates
advises, “Let food be thy medicine”. Research shows that eating a well-planned,
balanced mix of foods every day has many health benefits such as reducing the
risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, bone loss, some kinds of
cancer, and anemia. But, food has other benefits. There are also emotional
needs that are satisfied by food. Most of us have fond memories of food from
days gone by. Whether it was our mom's homemade chocolate chip cookies, a
hotdog from a street vendor or our wedding cake, food has a way of transporting
us back to the past. It is in that spirit that Juniper’s dining program is
called the H’art and Soul of Dining. The philosophy is that we impart spirited
service, companionship and nourishment through the sharing of good food. In
addition to meeting our resident’s unique nutritional needs, we also meet their
emotional and social needs as well.
Join us for our June 2015 events in Meadville, PA at Juniper
Village at Meadville to share in our hydration program, complete with healthy
snacks and learn more about healthy food and wellness with our dietitian
presentations as we continue to Live in Wellness.
Our fabulous June 2015 events in Meadville, PA at Juniper
Village at Meadville include our:
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Alive In All Seasons: Friends & Family
Dinner as we invite all friends and family members to enjoy a healthy meal as
entertainment is provided by dulcimer performer, Carol Meyers, on June 11th
at 4:30 pm. (RSVP to 814-333-4400 by June 7th.)
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Creative Cooking with Chef Erin as You are invited
to join us for a great culinary experience and to celebrate a food of the
season with a new creation for your recipe box on Wednesday June 17th
at 1:00 pm. (RSVP to 814-333-4400 by June 15th.)
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Fitness Walk with Community Residents as we are
gearing up for the summer, and more outdoor exercise opportunities, so come enjoy
the fresh air as residents host a walk of the Ernst Trail with a free healthy
giveaway to all who join on June 24th at 10:00 am.
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Lunch & Learn: Effects of Nutrition &
Wellbeing with Mary Damiano of the Mind, Body, Wellness Center, who will be
speaking of various diets and nutritional needs for a healthy lifestyle and how
you may be affected by nutrient deficiencies on June 26th at noon.
(RSVP to 814-333-4400 by June 21st.)
We hope to see you at one or more of our June 2015 events in
Meadville, PA at Juniper Village at Meadville!
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