Category: News
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Five Star
“Five-star” is a term universally accepted as conveying exceptionally high-quality products, experiences, and services. Seeing that something is ranked with a five-star status is instantaneously reassuring. This is especially true when the rating is assigned professionally and objectively and judged by rigorous standards. Trying to identify a nursing home, either for oneself or a loved…
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Rehab News: Exercising Away Arthritis Pain In Cold Weather
As the temperature drops and days grow shorter, individuals with arthritis often face the daunting challenge of managing symptoms in cold weather. The cold can exacerbate joint stiffness and pain, making it tempting to stay indoors and reduce physical activity. However, exercise remains a powerful tool for arthritis management, even in chilly conditions. Why staying…
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Heritage Point of Huntington Earns Prestigious Recognition
The healthcare center at Heritage Point of Huntington has earned the prestigious five-star quality rating by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). This distinctive recognition Is a testament to the excellent service and care provided by the senior living community’s healthcare team. “We are proud that our efforts are successful and being officially…
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Want to Feel Better? All It Takes is a Smile.
When you’re getting up in the morning, one of the first things you do is choose your clothes for the day. But studies show you shouldn’t forget to wear something else: a smile. It costs nothing to smile, and the health benefits are huge. SCL Health reports that smiling lets your brain release tiny molecules…
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Want to Feel Better? All It Takes is a Smile.
When you’re getting up in the morning, one of the first things you do is choose your clothes for the day. But studies show you shouldn’t forget to wear something else: a smile. It costs nothing to smile, and the health benefits are huge. SCL Health reports that smiling lets your brain release tiny molecules…
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Residents of Heritage Pointe Senior Living View History In Which They Played A Part
They are a documented part of history. Residents of Heritage Pointe of Huntington senior living community visited the Huntington County Historical Museum last week. There, they viewed artifacts not only from their hometown but also, in many cases, from their own homes. On display was a corn wagon George Eickhoff’s father had built for use…
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Heritage Pointe of Ft. Wayne Senior Living Celebrates Barbie
It was all about glamour, hot pink and the iconic Barbie doll. As the movie Barbie is breaking records across the country, residents of Heritage Pointe of Ft. Wayne senior living community were excited to join in on the craze. Earlier this month, the ladies (and some gentlemen) donned their favorite fashions and were pampered…
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Heritage Pointe of Huntington Hosts Cruise-In Classic Car Event
They’re like fine wine and (often) like people. Cars just keep getting better with age. Last weekend, residents, staff, and their families, and friends enjoyed Heritage Pointe of Huntington senior living community’s Car Cruise-In event. Approximately 30 classic cars of all makes, models, and vintages were on display for the delighted attendees. The Cruise-In also…
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Visually Impaired Artist, at 91, Enriches Lives through Painting Classes at Heritage Pointe of Fort Wayne
Several residents of Heritage Pointe of Fort Wayne senior living community gather weekly to participate in art classes taught by one of their fellow residents. The class is unusual in one significant respect: their teacher, Tom Nuss, is legally blind. “I have about 10% vision,” says Nuss, 91, who, nonetheless, is teaching a small group…
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Huntington Teen Produces Eagle Scout Project for Residents of Heritage Pointe of Huntington Senior Living Community
Of all Boy Scouts of America members throughout the country, only 6% become Eagle Scouts. It is the highest rank in scouting and requires hard work, leadership and dedication in order to complete the mandatory service project. Ethan Meyer of Huntington is perfectly suited to those criteria. A student at Huntington North High School, Ethan…
