Senior Living Embracing Flexibility
Posted by Julie Wenckowski on Jun 21st 2019
We used to see parents moving across the country or to a neighboring state to follow their children and grandchildren. However, the trend we see today is seniors returning to the communities where they grew up or remaining in the same area they raised their children. The seniors want to continue to gather in their local church, enjoy their neighborhood parks, and visit the local market they have s
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Rebuilding a Church After a Disaster
Posted by Julie Wenckowski on May 1st 2019
Sometimes we come across a customer’s story that sparks an emotion in us. Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Paducah, Kentucky is one of those stories. It is a story of destruction, community, and rebirth.
On March 14, 2019, the Mt. Zion Baptist Church experienced a disaster that would forever change them. Around 9:30 that morning, an EF2 tornado tore thru western McCracken County
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Flexible Spaces for Long-Term Care Facilities
Posted by Julie Wenckowski on Feb 14th 2019
A lively game of cards and a family catching up over lunch both belong in a long-term care community. They just don’t always belong in the same open space.
Portable room dividers help staff make room for both. By turning shared areas into smaller, purposeful spaces, they give residents more options for how they spend their day and whom they share it with.
Give Activities a Dedicated Space
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