Category: Blog
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January Rehab News: Beat the Winter Slump
If winter has left you feeling stiff, weaker, or more tired than usual, therapy can help you regain strength and energy. Therapists guide you through safe, personalized movement strategies, protect your joints and muscles, and support your ability to stay active and independent in everyday life. Read January Rehab News
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February Rehab News: Physical Therapy
Many older adults hold misconceptions about therapy that can prevent them from getting the care they need. Let’s bust some common myths and see how therapy can support your health, independence, and quality of life. Read February Rehab News
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February Rehab News: Physical Therapy
Many older adults hold misconceptions about therapy that can prevent them from getting the care they need. Let’s bust some common myths and see how therapy can support your health, independence, and quality of life. Read February Rehab News
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February Rehab News: Physical Therapy
Many older adults hold misconceptions about therapy that can prevent them from getting the care they need. Let’s bust some common myths and see how therapy can support your health, independence, and quality of life. Read February Rehab News
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Heritage Pointe of Fort Wayne Spreads Holiday Cheer Through Secret Santa Tradition
At Heritage Pointe of Fort Wayne senior living community, the holidays come with an extra dose of kindness thanks to a staff-led Secret Santa program that ensures every resident receives a thoughtful gift. The program includes residents in assisted living, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and long-term skilled care, making sure no one is overlooked. The Secret Santa…
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Heritage Pointe Receptionist Carries on Family Tradition of Caring for Others
Continuing a family legacy of service that spans three generations, Bonnie Meyers takes pride in welcoming residents, families and staff in her part-time role as a receptionist at Heritage Pointe of Warren, the senior living community where her grandmother and mother once worked. Meyers’ connection to the community began decades before she joined the staff. Her grandmother, Celia Rublek,…
