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This section provides access to recent print, online and video coverage of the Golden Living family of companies. These stories are representative of the commitment we have to our staff, patients and the communities we serve.

 

  • Golden LivingCenter receives Five-Star rating

    Feb. 07, 2012

    Golden LivingCenter in Greenville has been selected by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to receive the government’s Five-Star rating for the overall care it provides to its patients.

    Golden LivingCenter is one of a select group of nursing homes in North Carolina to receive the Five-Star distinction, which is the highest designation possible under the new CMS Five-Star Quality Rating System.

  • Clarion University Students Clock 577 Volunteer Hours

    Feb. 06, 2012

    During the 2011 fall semester, Clarion University students enrolled in Rehab 250: Helping Relationships, taught by Dr. Greg Clary, professor of rehabilitative sciences, provided at least 12 volunteer/service learning hours for each student with a human services agency. A total of 577 clock hours were provided by 40 students, including Golden LivingCenter--Clarion.

  • Your Pictures: Modern Woodmen of America

    Feb. 06, 2012

    Kids from the local Modern Woodmen of America Youth Service Club recently experienced a living history lesson and strengthened relationships with their elders at Golden LivingCenter East in Rochester. Through the organization’s Sharing with Seniors Program, the teenagers with Modern Woodmen’s Youth Service Club No. 1645 shared observances in the advancement of technology over the past 50 to 100 years.

  • Dementia-related behavior management

    Feb. 02, 2012

    This excellent article on dementia-related behavior management was written by our own Mark Coggins, PharmD, a Division Director of Pharmacy Services for Golden Living. Very nicely done, Mark!

  • Talking up speech language pathology

    Feb. 01, 2012

    After decades of quietly operating in their field, speech language pathologists are now making their voices heard in skilled nursing and rehab. No longer are they simply “speech therapists” — their profession has elevated itself to Speech Language Pathologist, complete with SLP initials.

  • Brain Stretchers

    Jan. 27, 2012

    Redwood Falls, Minn. — “If someone is prone to Alzheimer’s, they’re going to nosedive no matter what,” said Theresa Best, a therapist at the Golden LivingCenter in Franklin. “However, if you catch it in the early stages, the chances of the nosedive go down, and you can keep the quality of life for as long as possible.”

    It doesn’t take much [to see that] one of the most important ways to keep your mind active in the future is to start today.

  • New Central Baldwin Chamber chairman urges support of 'Think Local' program

    Jan. 23, 2012

    Loyalty and cooperation will continue to drive the Central Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and the communities it serves, the organization’s new chairman told members Thursday.

    Tommy Herndon, director of Golden LivingCenter, took office last week as the 2012 chairman during the chamber’s annual meeting at the Baldwin County Coliseum in Robertsdale.

  • Golden Living exec named to IRS committee

    Jan. 23, 2012

    The Internal Revenue Services has appointed Holly Sutton, director of tax at Golden Living, to its Information Reporting Program Advisory Committee (IRPAC).

    Sutton is among the five new members of the 22-member IRS Committee. These Committee members represent Americans paying taxes, as well as tax professionals, business and state tax administrators, and payroll providers. Sutton will serve a three-year term.

  • Honoring King through good works

    Jan. 18, 2012

    At the Golden LivingCenter in Omaha, four Metro students took part in the college's "A Day On, Not a Day Off." Students also visited other locations around the city.

  • Steve Forbes to speak at Fort Smith chamber banquet

    Jan. 18, 2012

    Steve Forbes, former Presidential candidate, president and CEO of Forbes Inc. and editor-in-chief of Forbes Magazine, will be the featured speaker at the annual banquet of the Fort Smith Regional Chamber of Commerce. Top sponsors of the event are Golden Living, Sykes and Baldor Electric Co.

  • Rawson earns AAA Star Award

    Jan. 09, 2012

    With the philosophy, "The more you give, the more you receive," Dena Rawson has been giving of her time and talents to further the cause of area senior citizens for nearly seven years. For those efforts and for having consistently gone "above and beyond" through her position as director of O.A.K.S. Senior Nutrition Center in Dexter, Rawson was named recently as one of the Area Agency on Aging's Star Award recipients.

  • ‘Santa to a Senior’ brings cheer to local residents

    Jan. 06, 2012

    Santa to a Senior, a popular campaign that delivers hundreds of gifts to seniors in Melrose and surrounding towns in Massachusetts, was a success again this year.

    Ed Stewart, executive director of Golden LivingCenter – The Elmhurst, expressed appreciation for being included in the gift drive: “It is nice that we can make sure that everyone in our program gets to participate in the holiday season. The members here love the gifts but they are equally appreciative of the thought behind the effort.”

  • AseraCare Hospice recognized as “We Honor Veterans” partner

    Jan. 06, 2012

    It may surprise many people to learn that 25 percent of those who die every year in the U.S. are veterans.

    To help provide care and support that reflect the important contributions made by these men and women, AseraCare Hospice has become a national partner of We Honor Veterans, a pioneering campaign developed by the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO) in collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs.

  • Pike Central middle school donates TV to Golden Living Center

    Jan. 06, 2012

    Golden LivingCenter in Petersburg, Virginia, got a nice surprise from Pike Central Middle School recently. School representatives came to the facility to donate a 43" flat-screen TV for Christmas to residents.

    "We are very thrilled and excited about this addition for the facility," said Victoria Wynn of GoldenLiving Center. "Thank you to everyone who donated and to Pike Central Middle School for thinking of us!"

  • Western Nebraska Community College gives back to surrounding communities

    Jan. 04, 2012

    Western Nebraska Community College – Sidney Campus is "giving back" to its surrounding communities by donating blankets to panhandle living centers and nursing homes. Yesterday, WNCC donated blankets to Garden County Health Services/Long Term Care (Oshkosh), Golden LivingCenter (Sidney), Heritage of Bridgeport (Bridgeport), Kimball County Manor (Kimball), and Miller Memorial Care Center (Chappell).

  • Golden LivingCenter Marks Nurse Practitioner Week

    Jan. 04, 2012

    Golden LivingCenter in Stroud, PA., residents and staff recently celebrated Nurse Practitioner Week. Joining them were state Rep. Mario Scavello and state Rep. Rosemary M. Brown, and members of the Pocono Nurse Practitioners and Advanced Practice Nurses Association. In commemoration, the group also held a luncheon.

  • Happiness is a warm blanket

    Dec. 29, 2011

    Miguel Orona, host of the SunFM show “Dos Culturas,” delivered a box full of blankets to Golden LivingCenter just in time for the holidays. The blankets were collected at the radio station offices with the support of Latino businesses throughout Sonoma.